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Concerts with Roman references by Vivaldi, Locatelli and others

This concert takes us to Rome – the cultural center of Europe around 1700. In the 17th and early 18th centuries, Rome was a projection screen and mirror of European musical culture.



The great masters met in Rome, brought influences with them, absorbed impulses, and shaped a distinctive style. Although many of the influential musicians were not originally from Rome, a unique musical expression developed there.


Ensemble SineQuaNon Berlin

  • Birita Poulsen – Soprano
  • Christoph Timpe – Violin and Conductor



Concept: Christoph Timpe
Musical Director: Pierluigi Ruggiero



Works performed:


  • Concerts with Roman references by Antonio Vivaldi, Pietro Locatelli, and Pietro Castrucci
  • Roman cantatas by George Frideric Handel

Doors open at 7:30 p.m.

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April 2026
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