Vespers for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin (Vivaldi)

Information from what point of view?

Both historical and on the structure.

Vivaldi's Vespers for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin do not exist as an autonomous composition.

They are a discographic assembly made by Rinaldo Alessandrini from various sacred pieces by Vivaldi.

This is the content of the CD titled Vespers for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin:

Concerto in F major for two choirs, RV 584, for two violins and two organs (5:34)

Intonatio : Deus in adiutorium (:14)

Responsorio : Domine ad adiuvandum me festina : RV 593, for soloists, two choirs and two orchestras (8:00)

Introduction to the Dixit (in loco antiphonae) : Ascende laeta : RV 635, for soprano and strings (8:00)

Psalm 109 : Dixit Dominus : RV 594, for soloists, two choirs and two orchestras (27:00)

Antiphona : Assumpta est Maria in caelo (:36)

Antiphona to Laudate pueri : Maria Virgo assumpta est (:30)

Psalm 112 : Laudate pueri : RV 600, for soprano and orchestra (25:00)

Antiphona : Maria Virgo assumpta est (:32)

Antiphona to Laetatus sum : In odorem unguentorum (:26)

Psalm 121 : Laetatus sum : RV 607, for choir and orchestra (3:12)

Antiphona : In odorem unguentorum (:30)

Antiphona to Nisi Dominus : Benedicta filia tua Domino (:21)

Psalm 126 : Nisi Dominus : RV 608, for contralto and orchestra (22:00)

Antiphona : Benedicta filia tua Domino (:24)

Antiphona to Lauda Jerusalem : Pulchra es et decora (:24)

Psalm 147 : Lauda Jerusalem : RV 609, for soloists, two choirs and two orchestras (6:29)

Antiphona : Pulchra es et decora (:25)

Ave Maris stella (1:51)

Antiphona to Magnificat (:32)

Magnificat, RV 610a, for soloists, two choirs and two orchestras (17:00)

Concerto in C major : for the Most Holy Assumption of Mary the Virgin : RV 581 (in loco antiphonae) for violin and strings (15:00)

Antiphona : Salve Regina, RV 616, for contralto and two orchestras (17:00).

From the RV numbers, you can notice that these are autonomous compositions written in different years.

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http://www.flaminioonline.it//Biografie/Vivaldi-catalogo-pagina3.html#IX

I actually had that doubt, Terenzio... since I have that CD conducted by Alessandrini, I thought it had been published by Vivaldi (even though the catalog numbers left me perplexed), like the one by Monteverdi.