Johann Mattheson explained: "There is no doubt that the word aria is derived from air. Not only because all sounds finds its vehicle in it, but also because a beautiful melody is only comparable to sweet, fresh air." How right he is. Just consider Bach's famous "Air"! Bach and Telemann use whirlwinds and echoes of thunder. And air makes it big as a core musical element. CAPELLA AUGUSTINA ensure that is the case with their irresistible baroque wind instruments' sound plus three trumpets. The airy concert results in a divine musical competition: Pan's catchy tunes meet Phoebus Apollo's serious art. Who will win? Definitely the audience in any case. The joy is doubled.