Handel: Partenope "Nobil core, che ben ama" Dumaux. High resolution and stereo sound: www.youtube.com/watch If you want to download the full radio broadcast recording of Copenhagen Partenope, here is …More
Handel: Partenope "Nobil core, che ben ama" Dumaux.
High resolution and stereo sound: www.youtube.com/watch If you want to download the full radio broadcast recording of Copenhagen Partenope, here is the link: www.megaupload.com Enjoy! G.F. Handel (1685-1759) Aria: Nobil core, che ben ama from Act III, Sc. 5 of Partenope, HWV 27 Comic opera in three acts Libretto by: Silvio Stampiglia Premiere: King's Theatre, London, 24 February 1730 Original Cast in 1730: Partenope: Anna Maria Strada del Pò, soprano Rosmira: Antonia Maria Merighi, contralto Arsace: Antonio Maria Bernacchi, alto castrato Armindo: Francesca Bertolli, mezzo-soprano Emilio: Annibale Pio Fabri, tenor Ormonte: Johann Gottfried Riemschneider, basso In this video: Christophe Dumaux, countertenor (as Armindo) Concerto Copenhagen, Lars Ulrik Mortensen Det Kongelige Teater (Gamle Scene), Copenhagen 11 October 2008 The cast: Partenope: Inger Dam-Jensen Arsace: Andreas Scholl Armindo: Christophe Dumaux Rosmira: Tuva Semmingsen Emilio: Bo Kristian Jensen Ormonte: Palle Knudsen Concerto Copenhagen, Lars Ulrik Mortensen Handel wrote Partenope in 1730, a time in his life when he was free to choose a wider range of librettos. "It was Handel's first comic opera, which broke away from the Opera Seria tradition. It was rejected by the Royal Academy of Music, because of its frivolous nature, with relatively few extended arias and more recitative." - Wikipedia. ARMINDO Nobil core, che ben ama fa più bella la sua fama se non pensa a mai cangiar. La costanza è un bel diletto, sia pur fermo amor nel petto mercé al fin sa ritrovar. Translation: A noble heart that fondly loves the graces of its fame improves, if not to change inclin'd: for constancy's a charm so great, that 'tis its never-failing fate the rich reward to find.
High resolution and stereo sound: www.youtube.com/watch If you want to download the full radio broadcast recording of Copenhagen Partenope, here is the link: www.megaupload.com Enjoy! G.F. Handel (1685-1759) Aria: Nobil core, che ben ama from Act III, Sc. 5 of Partenope, HWV 27 Comic opera in three acts Libretto by: Silvio Stampiglia Premiere: King's Theatre, London, 24 February 1730 Original Cast in 1730: Partenope: Anna Maria Strada del Pò, soprano Rosmira: Antonia Maria Merighi, contralto Arsace: Antonio Maria Bernacchi, alto castrato Armindo: Francesca Bertolli, mezzo-soprano Emilio: Annibale Pio Fabri, tenor Ormonte: Johann Gottfried Riemschneider, basso In this video: Christophe Dumaux, countertenor (as Armindo) Concerto Copenhagen, Lars Ulrik Mortensen Det Kongelige Teater (Gamle Scene), Copenhagen 11 October 2008 The cast: Partenope: Inger Dam-Jensen Arsace: Andreas Scholl Armindo: Christophe Dumaux Rosmira: Tuva Semmingsen Emilio: Bo Kristian Jensen Ormonte: Palle Knudsen Concerto Copenhagen, Lars Ulrik Mortensen Handel wrote Partenope in 1730, a time in his life when he was free to choose a wider range of librettos. "It was Handel's first comic opera, which broke away from the Opera Seria tradition. It was rejected by the Royal Academy of Music, because of its frivolous nature, with relatively few extended arias and more recitative." - Wikipedia. ARMINDO Nobil core, che ben ama fa più bella la sua fama se non pensa a mai cangiar. La costanza è un bel diletto, sia pur fermo amor nel petto mercé al fin sa ritrovar. Translation: A noble heart that fondly loves the graces of its fame improves, if not to change inclin'd: for constancy's a charm so great, that 'tis its never-failing fate the rich reward to find.