Ta strona wykorzystuje mechanizm ciasteczek (cookies) do poprawnego działania. Więcej informacji na stronie Polityka Prywatności. Zamknij.

Logowanie

CHERUBINI, Maria Grazia Schiavo, Auser Musici, Carlo Ipata

Arias and Overtures from Florence to Paris

  • Sinfonia from Il Giulio Sabino (1786, London) . [9'40]
  • 1 Adagio — Allegro.....[3'47]
  • 2 Adagio......[3'36]
  • 3 Allegro vivace......[2'17]
  • 4 Turbata ai dubbi accenti.... aria from Ifigenia in Aulide (1788 Turin)[5'57]
  • 5 D’un dolce ardor la face insertion aria for ANTONIO SALIERI’s La grotta di Trofonio (1790, Paris)[5'01]
  • 6 Ouverture from Démophon (1788 Paris) [6'36]
  • 7 Ti lascio adorato mio ben Scena e rondeau [for Mlle Baletti] (1789, Paris) [10'39]
  • 8 Sinfonia from Armida abbandonata (1782, Florence) [5'02]
  • 9 Qual da venti combattuta aria from Armida abbandonata (1782, Florence)[3'52]
  • 10 I mesti affetti miei aria from Il Giulio Sabino (1786, London) [6'12]
  • 11 Sinfonia from Mesenzio, re d’Etruria (1782, Florence) [5'06]
  • Maria Grazia Schiavo - soprano
  • Auser Musici - orchestra
  • Carlo Ipata - conductor
  • CHERUBINI
Add to Basket

59.00 PLN

CD:

Nr kat.: CDA67893
Label  : Hyperion

'Maria Grazia Schiavo displays a nimble coloratura technique, prhases elegantly and makes much of her words. She vividly captures the pathos and agitation of the scena e rondeau 'Ti lascio adorato' and finds a tenderly softened tone for the graceful love song 'D'un dolce ardor' (Gramophone) 'Schiavo's coloratura generates the thrill of an athelete leaping hurdles' (The Guardian) **************************************** Following acclaimed discs exploring some of the more fascinating byways of the Italian eighteenth century, Auser Musici and its founder-director Carlo Ipata turn to the man Beethoven regarded as the finest of his contemporaries, Luigi Cherubini. It’s not difficult to understand why Beethoven was so impressed: this is music full of character and seriousness of intent, from the strong-jawed Sinfonia for the opera Armida abandonnata, written when Cherubini was just twenty-two, to the dark drama of the Overture to Démophon (which unaccountably failed to wow the sniffy Parisian audiences). And there are vocal delights too, showcasing a virtuosity that looks forward to Rossini and sung here with effortless agility by Maria Grazia Schiavo.