Hell’s Angels
Catalog Number: SIGCD1009
Angelic or diabolical? La Serenissima explore the meeting of French and Italian Baroque violin styles in sonatas by Vivaldi, Leclair, Guillemain, Marcello and Mascitti – including Vivaldi's rare early Sonata RV 820, completed by Adrian Chandler.
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96000 Hz
Hell’s Angels
Taking its title from a legendary 1728 encounter between violinists Pietro Locatelli and Jean-Marie Leclair, whose contrasting styles were memorably described as angelic and diabolical, Hell’s Angels traces the cross-pollination of French and Italian baroque technique through sonatas by Vivaldi, Leclair, Guillemain, Marcello and Mascitti. At the heart of the programme is Vivaldi’s rarely heard early Sonata RV 820, its final movement completed by Adrian Chandler following the loss of the original manuscript. Two-time Gramophone Award winners La Serenissima bring their characteristic authority to over 80 minutes of music spanning some of the most demanding chamber writing of the period.
Published date
2026-10-09
Number of discs
1
Sample rate
96000 Hz
Channels
stereo:24:2.0
Made in Sweden since 1999. In collaboration with Textalk.
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