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It contains five Arias that are not included in the "mission" CD. On the CD, Bartoli personally went to the palace of Versailles to reproduce the scene of Agostino Steffani when he was 25 years old in front of the Sun King Louis XIV in 1679. In the film, we can also see fasolis leading his Baroque ancient orchestra to accompany her. In addition, the French falsetto tenor yalowski also made a special debut and performed with Bartoli in the duet.
After three years without a new album, in 2012, Bartoli finally launched a new work again through in-depth research and music archaeology. What she dug out this time is a new set of charming Baroque works, which introduces us a composer completely ignored by the music industry: Agostino Steffani. He was an opera composer in the middle of Baroque in Italy. He became a choir member of St. Marks Church in Venice because of his beautiful singing since childhood. He was further cultivated by the Marquis of Bavaria. He took him to Munich for training (Venetian composers were trained in Italy at that time). Then he returned to Rome to continue to receive guidance, became a priest and began to be fascinated with opera creation, His works had a great influence on the opera at that time.
Then he was hired by the Hanover palace orchestra to make friends with the philosopher Leibniz here. Later, because Hanover chose the Marquis to become King George I, many works were brought to Britain, so they have been retained in Buckingham Palace. However, Stefani has a poor relationship with the successor Lord Hanover, so he was sent as an envoy abroad. However, his dedicated diplomatic work unexpectedly won the affirmation of Pope flawless Xi and made him cardinal. Since then, he has been promoted continuously, but he can still find time to create in such heavy diplomatic work. In addition, Stephanie also wrote hundreds of duet oratorios. The melodies of these works are lovely and charming, and also predict the style of Mozarts opera aria. His instrumental works reveal that Handel was influenced by him because he helped Handel in the early stage of his career.
The theme of this album is Stefanis mission to travel all his life, tracking his vocal works left everywhere. In the film, Bartoli deliberately selected many works recorded for the first time in the world, and invited the French chief falsetto tenor. Jarowski, whose range can reach the soprano directly, sang with her in the duet oratorio that Stefani is most fond of.
TITLE: Mission
ORCHESTRA: I Barocchisti
CONDUCTOR: Diego Fasolis
ARTISTS: Cecilia Bartoli Philippe Jaroussky
