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It was a particularly innovative period: the telescope, the pendulum clock and Newton's laws of gravity are just a few examples of the developments and discoveries of the 17th century. No wonder that music also experienced many innovations. \r
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One of the most important was immediately a completely new genre - baroque opera. \r
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In the baroque opera, which developed from 1600 onwards, effects were the central means of creation; emotional states of the protagonists, which develop from the opera plot and can then be expressed with a rich canon of musical means. \r
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In the Venice of the 'Seicento' this art reaches ever new heights and is then also transferred from opera to other musical genres - musical effects, purely instrumental. \r
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Some of these fascinating 'operas without words' are presented by the Ensemble Colorito in the bright, intense colour scheme to which it owes its name.

Giovanni Legrenzi: La Benaglia

Alessandro Stradella : Sinfonia No XXII

Giovanni Battista Buonamente : Sonata seconda a 3 violini

Marco Uccellini : Aria sopra la Bergamasca

Dario Castello : Sonata IV

Michelangelo Rossi : Toccata IX

Dario Castello : Sonata X

Antonio Vivaldi : Concerto in do minor RV 401

Francesco Turini : Sonata a 3 secondo tuono

Bellerofonte Castaldi : Arpeggiata a mio modo

Biagio Marini : Sonata a 3 La Foscarina

Biagio Marini : Sonata sopra La Monica