Orlando Furioso (Festival della Valle d'Itria)
At the Festival della Valle d'Itria, Antonio Vivaldi's opera Orlando Furioso. Orchestra I Barocchisti, conductor at the harpsichord and music director Diego Fasolis.
At the Festival della Valle d'Itria, Antonio Vivaldi's opera Orlando Furioso. Orchestra I Barocchisti, conductor at the harpsichord and music director Diego Fasolis.
Diego Fasolis
Sonia Prina
Michela Antenucci
Lucia Cirillo
Loriana Castellano
Konstantin Derri
Luigi Schifano
Riccardo Novaro
I Barocchisti
At the Festival della Valle d'Itria, Antonio Vivaldi's opera Orlando Furioso. Orchestra I Barocchisti, conductor at the harpsichord and music director Diego Fasolis.
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