Thomas Turner's video: Alessandro Scarlatti Cor mio Livia s Garden

Alessandro Scarlatti (1660- 1725), Cor mio, five part madrigal in the earlier tradition of "Musica reservata", The Consort of Musicke, Emma Kirkby, Deborah Roberts, Tessa Bonner, Evelyn Tubb, sopranos, Mary Nichols, alto. Cor mio, deh non languire, Che fai teco languir l'anima mia. Odi caldi sospiri a te gl'invia La pietate e'l desire. Mira in questi d'amor languidi lumi Come il duol mi consumi. Si ti potessi dar morend'alta Morrei per dar ti vita. Ma vivi, oimè, ch'ingiustamente more Chi vivo nel l'altrui petto il core. Visuals from the Painted Garden at Livia Drusilla's Villa, Ad Gallinas Albas, interspersed with images; The Punishment of Tityus, detailed segments, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (1475- 1564), Colossal marble head of Asklepios (Milos), c. 325- 300 BC, Leto with the infants Apollo and Artemis in her arms, c. 520 BC, The Boxer of Quirinal, c. 330 BC, Palazzo Massimo, Rome, Apollo and Artemis, Tondo of an Attic red-figure cup by Brygos, potter, and the Briseis Painter, ca. 470 BC. The Rape of Leto by Tityos, c. 515 BC (Vulci), Apollo piercing with his arrows Tityos, c. 460- 450 BC, Alexander III, Tetradrachm (r. 336-323 BC) Tetradrachm of Alexander III (168- 148 BC) Arianna asleep, Roman copy of 3rd century BC of a Helenistic sculpture, Marsyas playing the flute surrounded by the Muses (Mantinea), Bas-relief of a pedestal 4th century BC, Relief of the Gods, Leto, Apollo, and Artremis, c. 420-410 BC, Alexander the great as the young Heracles, c. 3rd century BC, Michelangelo as Heraclitus, from Raphel's school of Athens, Head of Alexander the Great, c. 200 BC, Laocoön and His Sons, Gruppo del Laocoonte (Vatican), Hellentistic baroque, controversial origin, c. 200- 27? BC, The Dying Gaul, Galata Morente, Roman copy of lost Helenistic sculpture, c. 230- 220 BC, Cameo with the empress Livia veiled, 1st centruy AD (sardonica), Apollo, Artemis and Leto in procession. Marble relief in the Louvre, full image, The Punishment of Tityus, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (1475- 1564),