Vivaldi: Vedrò con mio diletto (from "Giustino") - Dragana Popović, New Trinity Baroque, Gosta

Описание: Antonio Vivaldi's "Vedrò con mio diletto" is aria of Anastasio from the 1st Act of opera "Giustino", performed here by mezzo-soprano Dragana Popović and ensemble New Trinity Baroque, directed by Predrag Gosta. This is a recording from the concert performance at the "Operaria" Festival in Novi Sad, presented at the Synagogue in Novi Sad in June of 2019.

LYRICS:
Vedrò con mio diletto
L'alma dell'alma mia.
Il cor di questo core
Pien di contento.

E se dal caro oggetto
Lungi convien che sia.
Sospirerò penando ogni momento.

ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
I’ll see to my delight
the soul of my soul
the heart of my joyful heart.

And if from the beloved object
I’d better be far
I will sigh, suffering each moment.

PERFORMERS/MUSICIANS:
Ensemble NEW TRINITY BAROQUE, on period instruments:
Dragana Popović, mezzo-soprano
Ivana Zavišić and Boris Rabuzin, baroque violins
Ana Torbica, baroque viola
André Laurent O'Neil, baroque cello
Andrej Jovanić, chitarrone
Predrag Gosta, harpsichord and direction

Note: This concert has been recorded by the RTV Vojvodina, to whom New Trinity Baroque gave the permission to broadcast this video on television without paying the performing rights to the group. Thus the RTV logo is visible on the video, but the performing rights have been reserved by the ensemble on every other platform, including our own YouTube Channel.

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