La Vaghezza Ensemble

La Vaghezza Ensemble
Ignacio Ramal, Mayah Kadish / violin
Anastasia Baraviera / cello
Gianluca Geremia / tiorba
Marco Crosetto / harpsichord and organ

 

ARTIFICIJ MUSICALI

Negri
The Chain of Love (La Catena d’Amore)

Crosetto
Dance called Scutulé (Ballo detto Scutulé)

Geremia
Grave Symphony (Sinfonia grave)

Turini
Trio Sonata Il Corisino (Sonata a tre Il Corisino)

Merula
Chromatic Capriccio (Capriccio cromatico)

Ramal
Aria on the Passacaglia (Aria sopra la Passacaglia)

Rossi-Marini
Sonata on È tanto tempo hormai
Sonata on La Monica

Kadish
Most Modern Ancient Passamezzo (Passamezzo antico modernissimo)

Geremia
La Paruta and its Symphony (La Paruta e sua Sinfonia)
Sonata called La Baraviera for solo bass (Sonata detta La Baraviera a basso solo)
Bicinium for two sopranos (Bicinium a due soprani)

Crosetto
Sonata on Dale Campeón (Sonata sopra Dale Campeón)

Bertali-Merula
Chaconne (Ciaccona)

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La Vaghezza Ensemble

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La Vaghezza Ensemble
Ignacio Ramal, Mayah Kadish / violin
Anastasia Baraviera / cello
Gianluca Geremia / tiorba
Marco Crosetto / harpsichord and organ

 

ARTIFICIJ MUSICALI

Negri
The Chain of Love (La Catena d’Amore)

Crosetto
Dance called Scutulé (Ballo detto Scutulé)

Geremia
Grave Symphony (Sinfonia grave)

Turini
Trio Sonata Il Corisino (Sonata a tre Il Corisino)

Merula
Chromatic Capriccio (Capriccio cromatico)

Ramal
Aria on the Passacaglia (Aria sopra la Passacaglia)

Rossi-Marini
Sonata on È tanto tempo hormai
Sonata on La Monica

Kadish
Most Modern Ancient Passamezzo (Passamezzo antico modernissimo)

Geremia
La Paruta and its Symphony (La Paruta e sua Sinfonia)
Sonata called La Baraviera for solo bass (Sonata detta La Baraviera a basso solo)
Bicinium for two sopranos (Bicinium a due soprani)

Crosetto
Sonata on Dale Campeón (Sonata sopra Dale Campeón)

Bertali-Merula
Chaconne (Ciaccona)

After the success of their recent debut in Turin for Unione Musicale’s season, the La Vaghezza ensemble returns—one of the most original and acclaimed groups on the new European Baroque scene.

Composed of five outstanding musicians from the international stage, La Vaghezza explores 17th-century Italian music with freedom and imagination, guided by a shared sensitivity and strong artistic cohesion. Their interpretations, historically informed yet always fresh and vibrant, stem from an ongoing search for the deeper meaning of Baroque vaghezza—that mysterious, elusive beauty, “like smoke, which begs to be touched while remaining intangible.”

Winners of all three prizes at the prestigious Göttingen Händel Competition and the first prize at the Maurizio Pratola International Competition, the ensemble has performed at major early music festivals across Europe (Utrecht, Bruges, Innsbruck, Ambronay, Cremona, Lyon…) and has released the album Sculpting the Fabric.

At Teatro Vittoria in Turin they present a visionary journey through works by Negri, Merula, Turini, Bertali, and original pieces by ensemble members—including Crosetto, Geremia, Kadish, and Ramal—in a surprising dialogue between past and present.

Baroque music performed by those who know all its secrets!

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Rates details

Numbered seat: €15
Unnumbered admission: €12 (available only in person, 30 minutes before the start of the concerts)
Discounted numbered seat – Abbonamento Musei Piemonte Valle d’Aosta holders: €12
Discounted numbered seat (under 30): €10