Hannah Morrison / Main-Barockorchester -Apollo et Dafne-Ital.Kantaten -Accent CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Cantata "Disperata Porcia"

01. Hannah Morrison "Disperata Porcia (Recitativo)"

02. Hannah Morrison "Quanto, quanto dolce (Aria)"

03. Hannah Morrison "Essempio di fidelit? (Recitativo)"

04. Hannah Morrison "Dell'amante l'inconstanza or si regna con baldanza (Aria)"
Sinfonia from the opera "Cinna"

05. Main-Barockorchester "Allegro"

06. Main-Barockorchester "Andante piano"

07. Main-Barockorchester "Allegro"
Cantata "Apollo amante di Dafne"

08. Hannah Morrison "Ferma Dafne Crudel (Recitativo)"

09. Hannah Morrison "Tu sarai mio caro alloro (Aria)"

10. Hannah Morrison "Ma fra tanti mali (Recitativo)"

11. Hannah Morrison "Di si bella illustre pianta (Aria)"
Cantata "Lavinia a Turno"

12. Hannah Morrison "Deh senti o Turno amato (Recitativo)"

13. Hannah Morrison "Placa lo sdegno (Aria)"

14. Hannah Morrison "Ma oh Dio! Tu non rispondi? (Recitativo)"

15. Hannah Morrison "M'affretta il Padre ara (Aria)"

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Carl Heinrich Graun, like other Italian-influenced or Italian-trained German composers of his time, composed Italian cantatas throughout his entire creative period. The three cantatas belong to a small group in Graun's output, for soprano. The greater part of his 38 positively attributed Italian cantatas were composed for tenor, and thus probably for his own voice. Graun's soprano cantatas were probably written in his Berlin years after Friedrich's accession to the throne in 1740, when virtuoso castrati and singers were available for the demanding solo parts. After successful albums with music by Fasch, Hertel and Molter, the ensemble Main-Barockorchester has now joined the Accent label. Hannah Morrison is regarded as one of the most promising young sopranos of the early music scene.

Cantata »Disperata Porcia« by [a886374] or by [a1437529]. Cantata »Apollo Amante Di Dafne« by [a886374] or by [a1437529]. Front illustration: "Apollo pursuing Daphne", René-Antoine Houasse (1677), Palace of Versailles (France). Artist Photos: Christian Palm (H. Morrison), Dirk Eider (Main Barockorchester). Recorded in January 2019 at Petruskirche, Gießen (Germany). ? + © 2019 note 1 music gmbH. CD manufactured in the Netherlands. Total Time: 68:03

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ACC24362

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