HAYDN IN SEVILLA: TRAUERMUSIK - Orquesta Barroca de Sevilla - Enrico Onofri - Julia Doyle

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Enrico Onofri and the Orquesta Barroca de Sevilla perform music form the archives of the Cathedral of Sevilla: wonderful compositions by Joseph Haydn, Antonio Ripa, Joseph Barrera and Jaime Balius y Vila. 

The musical styles of Europe  always arrive a bit later in Spain, but with the avantage that they are  transformed to full maturity. This cd shows a unique version of how a symphony by Haydn was transformed for a performance in the Cahedral of Sevilla. But the real interest are the till yet unrecorded masterpieces by Antonio Ripa and Joseph Barrera. As always Enrico Onofri ensures a top performance with the great baroque Orchestra of Sevilla. Soloists are Julia Doyle, Soprano, Jorge Renteria, horn and  Alejandro Casal, organ

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