Coro e Orchestra Barocca Andrea Palladio

The Coro e Orchestra Barocca Andrea Palladio, founded in Vicenza in 1989 by Enrico Zanovello, continues to keep an eye on the suggestions of the baroque sacred repertoire.

Specialized in the performance of Georg Friedrich Händel's great oratorios, the ensemble, under the conductorship of Enrico Zanovello, rediscovers and proposes lesser-known pages of the “dear Saxon” with premiere performances worldwide on prestigious stages and national and international venues.

The Coro e Orchestra Barocca Andrea Palladio is made up of singers and instrumentalists with international artistic experiences and includes two smaller groups, formed by the soloists and the first parts of the Andrea Palladio choir and orchestra.

The Ensemble Vocale e Consort Strumentale Andrea Palladio is composed of seven singers and seven instrumentalists. The ensemble is dedicated mainly to the performance of the seventeenth-century sacred repertoire.

Trio Andrea Palladio, chamber music ensemble on original instruments, is composed by Michele Antonello, oboe, Steno Boesso, bassoon and Enrico Zanovello, organ and harpsichord. The Trio ranges between Baroque and Romantic repertoire.