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In furore iustissimae irae, RV626, belongs to a group of three surviving solo motets for soprano that Vivaldi composed in Rome on one of his visits to that city in the 1720s. Two sojourns in Rome, one in the carnival season of 1722/3 and the other in the season following, are documented for him, and he is believed to have spent one further, as yet unidentified, carnival season there. Many solo motets of Vivaldi’s time were ‘per ogni tempo’—for all seasons. The advantage of setting a poetic text so general in nature that it fitted the majority of feasts was that it enabled the resulting motet to become a repertory work capable of frequent repetition, thus more rewarding to composer and singer alike.

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