Giordano Antonelli appears to be a classical musician with an emphasis on the works of Baroque composers, given the releases listed. While specific personal details might not be available, his repertoire suggests a deep engagement with the music of Vivaldi and Handel, two giants of the Baroque period.

His recordings include performances of Vivaldi concertos, which are staple works in the Baroque string repertoire, known for their virtuosity and vibrant rhythms. The Sinfonia for Strings in D Major and B Minor point to a nuanced interpretation of lesser-known yet richly textured Vivaldi pieces. The latter's inclusion of an "Improvisation in Ottoman Style" suggests a creative approach to these works, potentially blending historical performance with a touch of modernity or cross-cultural elements.

Antonelli's focus on sacred music by Handel, such as "Music for the Carmelite Vespers," "Te Decus Virgineum," "Nisi Dominus," and "Dixit Dominus," indicates a specialization in the emotive and often intricate vocal and choral compositions that Handel is celebrated for. These works, particularly "Dixit Dominus," are beloved by choral and early music enthusiasts for their dramatic flair and the demanding, expressive range required of performers. Through these carefully chosen pieces, Antonelli seems dedicated to exploring the spiritual and expressive depths of the Baroque sacred music tradition.

Genres

Classical

Opera

Baroque

Choral

Renaissance

Early Music

Latest Release

Vivaldi Concertos

Antonio Vivaldi•

Musica Antiqua Latina•

Giordano Antonelli

Album - 24 Tracks - Released April 23, 2021