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01. (keine Angaben) "Vorspann" Lo Schiavo (Oper in 4 Akten) (Gesamtaufnahme) 02. Vassileva, Svetla "Oggi Imene qui prepara (1. Akt)" 03. Vassileva, Svetla "Salute a voi, Signor" 04. Vassileva, Svetla "Una rivolta degli schiavi" 05. Vassileva, Svetla "Segue e sorveglia i passi miei" 06. Vassileva, Svetla "Vittoria! Vittoria!" 07. Vassileva, Svetla "Fermate ... Che avvenne mai?" 08. Vassileva, Svetla "Che dissi io mai!" 09. Vassileva, Svetla "Di ribellione autore" 10. Vassileva, Svetla "Che vedo! l? ..." 11. Vassileva, Svetla "Ah! Tradimento!" 12. Vassileva, Svetla "Piacer! Ecco la cura (2. Akt)" 13. Vassileva, Svetla "Conte, voi obliarmi sembrate" 14. Vassileva, Svetla "All'instante partir di qui vorrei" 15. Vassileva, Svetla "Grazie davver, Signori" 16. Vassileva, Svetla "Quegl'infelici or dunque" 17. Vassileva, Svetla "Che vedo? Qui costoro?" 18. Vassileva, Svetla "Alba dorata del natio mio suol (3. Akt)" 19. Vassileva, Svetla "La stella dell'amor" 20. Vassileva, Svetla "Fragile cor di donna" 21. Vassileva, Svetla "Iber?! - Chi va l??" 22. Vassileva, Svetla "Di qual frastuono la selva risuon?!" 23. Vassileva, Svetla "Pari alla tigre" 24. Vassileva, Svetla "All'erta, all'erta! (4. Akt)" 25. Vassileva, Svetla "Uno scampo Iber? si prepara..." 26. Vassileva, Svetla "Sospettano di me - Sogni d'amore" 27. Vassileva, Svetla "Ulla?! All'erta!" 28. Vassileva, Svetla "Alba" 29. Vassileva, Svetla "Oh come splendido e bello" 30. Vassileva, Svetla "Ecco l'ombra mia funesta" 31. Vassileva, Svetla "Il temerario vien dal mar" 32. Vassileva, Svetla "Bench? le insegne e l'armi" 33. Vassileva, Svetla "Traditor! La giusta vendetta" 34. Vassileva, Svetla "Olá! Che tardi?" 35. (keine Angaben) "Lo Schiavo Pr?sentation in der Brasilianischen Botschaft, Rom"
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1 |
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Italian (Italienisch) |
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German, English, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean (Italian, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean) |
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PCM 2.0 - Dolby digital 5.1 |
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NTSC 16:9 |
 | | Description: | Brazilian composer Antônio Carlos Gomes was among the many musicians who travelled to Italy to master the language and the rules of operatic works. He studied in Milan and succeeded in having a few operas staged at Italian venues, before returning to Brazil where he was hailed as the most famous living national composer. Gomes felt compelled to commit his work to the country's anti-slave cause, which was still legal practice then. Lo schiavo was therefore conceived as a politically engaged work. However, the issue was rather volatile and the composer had to change the contemporary time setting to a more distant one. In Brazil the opera was a triumph, but elsewhere it failed to gain popularity and soon fell into oblivion. This recording of the Teatro Lirico di Cagliari's production documents the opera's first performance in modern times and reveals Gomes' flamboyant richness of melodic creativity, his sound grasp of construction, and a technical mastery of the theatrical mechanisms that are always of the highest level. "The most popular title of the entire Brazilian repertoire. The most represented and, perhaps, the most loved one." (John Neschling, conductor) |  | | Actors: |
Svetla Vassileva,Elisa Balbo,Massimiliano Pisapia,Andrea Borghini |
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138 |
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37845 |
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