Gluck - Atto d'Orfeo from "Le feste d'Apollo"; Parma Version 1769 - Vocal Score string-sextet and rave/dance drumming

and rave/dance drumming

·We shall overcome (Jan Janca)

Concerto in F Minor (BWV 1056)

the Lord Is King

Various – Twenty-Four Contemporary Pieces – Piano

Gluck - Atto d'Orfeo from "Le feste d'Apollo"; Parma Version 1769 - Vocal Score string-sextet and rave/dance drummingIn 1768, Empress Maria Theresa asked Gluck to compose a festive opera to mark the marriage of her daughter Maria Amalia to Ferdinand of Spain in Parma. The composer accepted the commission and created Le feste d'Apollo, consisting of several one act works, including Atto dOrfeo. This was a new version of the azione teatrale Orfeo ed Euridice, which had been premiered in Vienna in 1762 and which was reworked for Paris in 1774. Gluck transposed the