Pergolesi: La Serva Padrona - I

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
LA SERVA PADRONA
Intermezzo

Furio Zanasi, Uberto
Sonya Yoncheva, Serpina
Roberto Carlos Gerboles, Vespone
Pablo Ariel Bursztin, Tafano

I Barocchisti
Violin: Duilio Galfetti
Conductor: Diego Fasolis
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[TheStockwell]

@MrHbc3 It's a silly reference to the "Harry Potter" films - very popular with children.

[jmussuto]

Este que canta se parece a @lalomir :) es muy bueno. (el que canta)

[MrHbc3]

I've seen him before and as I recall he is a respected conductor. I don't know what "He Who Shall Not Be Named" means, but he looks okay to me.

[danhaw18]

Conductor looks like He Who Shall Not Be Named

[thallassocracy]

This is an unusually muted Umberto, and Serpina also seems more wheedling and less of a termagant than usual.

It works well;- if the piece were played more often, we might have more of a sense of how pliable Pergolesi can be.