Antonino Fogliani / Camerata Bach Choir / + -Tebaldo e Isolina -Naxos CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01
Tebaldo e Isolina (Oper in 2 Akten)

01. "Sinfonia"

02. "Da' tuoi figli, dagli amici (1. Akt)"

03. "Cavalieri, oh! Di quanto"

04. "Bella stella mattutina - Oh! Come lieto il cor"

05. "Ah lusinghiera imagine"

06. "Cavalieri, una figlia"

07. "Di tanti prodi al vincitore - S, ravvisa quel guerriero"

08. "Questo brando, questo seno"

09. "Oh! Torna a questo seno"

10. "In quel soggiorno"

11. "Tutto ? silenzio... - Isolato sulla terra"

12. "Per le segrete sotterranee vie"

13. "Che fa egli!...e che mai?..."

14. "Questo acciaro, che del sangue"

15. "Padre!..."

16. "O padre, tu mi rendi"

17. "Ed io...che orror!"

18. "Ecco i bellici concenti"

Disc 02

01. "Oh, Sigerto!...Sigerto (2. Akt)"

02. "Ah! Che intesi! me infelice!..."

03. "Cara figlia!..."

04. "Oh sposa!...Oh figlia!... - Volto ? all'occaso il d"

05. "Fido a voi le mie vendette"

06. "Ecco il primier momento"

07. "Io pi? non reggo"

08. "Che dici?...Ah! No - Ah! T'intendo, ame non lice"

09. "La dolce immagine"

10. "Notte, tremenda, orribil notte!"

11. "Lo conosco"

12. "Vittoria! Vittoria!"

13. "Pera omai, pera l'indegno"

14. "Come pi? dolce al core"

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Virtuosi Brunensis/ Antonino Fogliani/ Camerata Bach Choi

Description:

Francesco Morlacchi was a native of Perugia, but early success led him to become music director of the Dresden Opera where he remained for the rest of his life despite having an opportunity to succeed Rossini in Naples in 1822. He did make tours to Italy however, and Tebaldo e Isolina received its triumphant premiere in Venice, becoming the most successful of all his operas. Morlacchiâ??s gifts as a lyricist and for characterisation are heard here at their best, with showpiece arias and duets in a version of the Romeo and Juliet story that ends in happiness and the victory of reason over vengeance. - VIRTUOSI BRUNENSIS/ANTONINO FOGLIANI/CAMERATA BACH CHOI

Francesco Morlacchi was a native of Perugia, but early success led him to become music director of the Dresden Opera where he remained for the rest of his life despite having an opportunity to succeed Rossini in Naples in 1822. He did make tours to Italy however, and Tebaldo e Isolina received it's triumphant premiere in Venice, becoming the most successful of all his operas. Morlacchi's gifts as a lyricist and for characterization are heard here at their best, with showpiece arias and duets in a version of the Romeo and Juliet story that ends in happiness and the victory of reason over vengeance.

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8660471-72

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