Giuseppe Sammartini (1695-1750)
Sonate n° 2 en sol majeur pour hautbois et continuo

Jean-Baptiste Lœillet de Londres (1680-1730)
Leçon pour le clavecin ou épinette, Hornpipe

Giovanni Battista Bononcini (1670-1747)
Sonate en la mineur pour violoncelle et continuo

Georg Friedrich Haendel (1685-1759)
"Haste, haste to the cedar", extrait de "Salomon"
Suite en mi mineur, HWV 438

William Babell (1690-1723)
Sonate n° 2 en do mineur pour hautbois et continuo

Andrea Caporale
Sonate n° 5 en fa majeur pour violoncelle et continuo

Willem De Fesch (1687-1761)
6 English Songs

Pietro Castrucci (1729-1759)
Sonate n° 5 en sol majeur pour hautbois et continuo, extrait de "The Chaboud Collection"

Johann Ernst Galliard (?1680-1747)
Sonate n° 3 en fa majeur pour violoncelle et continuo

Thomas Vincent (1720-1783)
Sonate n° 1 en ré majeur pour hautbois et continuo

Giacobbe basevi Cervetto (1690-1783)
Sonate n° 6

Benoît Laurent, hautbois baroque, flûte à bec baroque
Teatro del Mondo

Andreas Küppers, clavecin
Marie Deller, violoncelle baroque

Mr Handel's Musicians - this doesn't refer to just anyone : several of Europe's most sought-after musicians performed among the ranks of the opera company at the Haymarket Opera House. The Borthers Castrucci, John Loeillet of London, Johann Ernst Galliard, and Giuseppe Sammartini played under Handel's direction at the King's Theatre, and thereby contributed to the overwhelming success of his works. The musicians of Teatro del mondo became acquainted with and appreciative of one another for the most part in an international Orfeo-project under the direction of Gabriel Garrido, one of the leading Monteverdi specialists of our time. After the founding of the ensemble numerous concerts followed, at home and abroad, which were enthusiastically reviewed by music critics. Whether it be as a vocal ensemble, with a large basso continuo group, or as an orchestra: the acclaim of Teatro del mondo has spread quickly. Among the highlights were performances and live broadcasts at the Rheingau Musik Festival, at the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the festival RheinVokal, the Beethovenfest Bonn, and the Young Euro Classic festival in Berlin. The ensemble has been "orchestra in residence" at the Vielklang Festival in Tübingen since 2013 and has successfully worked together with Bernhard Forck / violin, Gottfried von der Goltz (violin), Hille Perl (viola da gamba), Sibylla Rubens (soprano) und Klaus Mertens (bass), among others. The widely acclaimed CD of madrigals "Durch die Nacht zu den Sternen" was released on Spektral in 2015. In 2017 the CD "Orpheus" with Julian Pregardien (tenor) will be released on CPO, and the CD "Napoli" with Robin Johannsen (soprano) on Perfect Noise.