Donald Macleod explores the remarkable music of the Neapolitan school of composers of the 17th and 18th centuries
Donald Macleod explores the new opportunities offered to Neapolitan musicians following the death in 1725 of the great Alessandro Scarlatti.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores the music of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, whose death at the age of 26 gave him a mythical status, causing many works to be falsely ascribed to him.
DetailsDonald Macleod follows the lives of some of the young graduates of the conservatoire in Naples who carried their training across Europe.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores some of the music that would have been heard at the comedy theatre that the king had ordered built in the 1770s.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores music by the prolific but unfortunate Domenico Cimarosa, who overcame poverty to establish an international opera career.
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