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Vivaldi Orlando finto pazzo. Academia Montis Regalis/De Marchi (Opus 111 OP 30392 (3CD))

Yet another world premiere recording rolls out as part of Opus 111'S superlative Vivaldi Edition, here presenting the Red Priest's second known opera in a performance that simply takes the breath away with its freshness and ...

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