Vivaldi | So da te, mio dolce amore | Les Jardins Musicaux

Antonio Vivaldi 1678 – 1741 Sol da te mio dolce amore Aria from the opera “Orlando furioso” (RV 728) Agnieszka Zińczuk, mezzo soprano Wolfgang Kraemer, recorder (Flûte à bec) Maria Wilgos, theorbo The aria “Sol da te, mio dolce amore” comes from the opera Orlando furioso (RV 728), which premiered in Venice in 1727. In this aria, Vivaldi combines lyrical beauty with a deeply evocative atmosphere. The flute weaves an almost ethereal dialogue with the voice, echoing and embellishing the vocal line while intertwining with the delicate textures. Together, its create a musical landscape of tenderness, intimacy, and luminous beauty. Agnieszka Zińczuk has a background in vocal performance, acting, and choral conducting. Her experience spans opera, concert performances, and professional ensembles in Poland and abroad. Maria Wilgos, one of the most distinctive young lutenists of her generation in Poland, shapes the harmonic foundation with sensitivity and depth, allowing the continuo to breathe and speak. The ensemble is guided by Wolfgang Kraemer, a German/ New Zealand recorder player, who is also in charge of the Pettman National Junior Academy of Music and the Akaroa International Music Festival in New Zealand. Explore more of our performances and projects by following links to our other videos and website. Maria Wilgos: 🇺🇸  / wilgoslutes   🇵🇱https://patronite.pl/WilgosLutes Agnieszka Zińczuk Wolfgang Kraemer https://www.akaroafestival.org.nz https://www.pnja.co.nz Recorded on 25th August 2026 at „Rybno Palace of the State Archaeological Museum of Warsaw, Poland.”   / muzeumpma   Video Recording: Julian Dzwonkowski and Marcin Pikuła Video Postproduction: Marcin Pikuła Audio: Neurofonia Production Warsaw Recorder/ Flûte à bec by Luca di Paolis