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2024-05-19
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Gaetano Guadagni Christoph Willibald Gluck Cara Dolci Iestyn Davies Jonathan Cohen Kotzentheater 1714 1728 1750 1762 1787 1792
Christoph Willibald Gluck (*1714 †1787) “EZIO” Dramma per musica in Tre Atti, su Libretto di Pietro Metastasio. Prima rappresentazione, Kotzentheater (Teatro Nuovo), Praga, 1750 Atto Primo, Scèna III EZIO, il Alto-Castrato, GAETANO GUADAGNI ARIA: 'Pensa a serbarmi, o cara' Pensa a serbarmi, o cara, I dolci affetti tuoi: Amami, e lascia poi Ogni altra cura a me. Tu mi vuoi dir col pianto Che resti in abbandono: No, così vil non sono, e meco ingrato tanto No, Cesare non è. (Da Capo) Sopranista: Iestyn Davies, Alto Jonathan Cohen & Ensemble, Arcangelo Immagine di copertura d'il video: il Sig. Gaetano Guadagni Alto-Castrato. *Gaetano Guadagni (16 February 1728 ~ 11 November 1792) was an Italian mezzo-soprano castrato singer, most famous for singing the role of Orpheus at the premiere of Gluck's Opera 'Orfeo ed Euridice' in 1762. This Aria exists in two manuscript copies. There is no extant autograph score. (Although we have no known sample of Guadagni's musical notation, several documents in his handwriting survive - a letter, his Will, some signatures - which differ in a number of respects from the text entered into these scores. … Disclaimer: We do not own the Audio Copyrights of this Video. The Music published In Our Channel Is Exclusively dedicated to Divulgation Purposes and Not Commercial. Thank You _
Ndr Radiophilharmonie Andrew Manze
Sample the Orchestra! Zwei Vormittage besuchten die BeethovenScouts (11-13J.) die Orchesterprobe zu Beethovens 9. unter der Lag. von Andrew Manze. Und das haben sie draus gemacht.
The Toccata and Fugue in F Major BWV 540 has been a favorite of mine since I first started listening to the Bach organ works in high school. Scholars have little idea of when Bach wrote it, though because the pedal part goes up to a high F, it had been conjectured that it was written for the organ at Weißenfels, one of the few German instruments to have a 30-note pedalboard at the time (the most common range for the pedals was 27 notes, from C to the D two octaves and a second above, though many organs were made without the lowest C# to save from having to make the second biggest and second most expensive pipes in the instrument since it was only rarely used). The toccata is almost twice as long as the fugue and is composed almost entirely in imitation and so is almost fugue-like in and of itself. It is also considerably more showy than the following fugue which is much more staid in character though yet another marvel of Bach’s contrapuntal skill. This was recorded using a sample set of the Hammarsbergs organ of Bureå Kyrka in Sweden.
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