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"Murder Most Foul" was the title of Tempesta di Mare's season-opening concert (Oct. 4, at St. Mark's Church). The orchestra, named for one of Vivaldi's dramatic chamber pieces, performed that composer's La Notte and an excerpt from Jean-Fery Rebel's Les Elements. Then soprano Christine Goerke joined the musicians for two Baroque cantatas that gave her the opportunity to portray both victim and vengeful virago. Handel's Agrippina Condotta a Morire (Agrippina Taken Away to Die) alternates abruptly between bravura outbursts and heartbroken lyricism, as Nero's mother contemplates her impending death. In Medee, Louis-Nicholas Clerambault portrays the sorceress as she prepares to murder her sons and her rival.

Goerke laid out her vocal credentials in Handel's rapid sequence of recitatives and arias. ...

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