VIVALDI | Orlando furioso, RV 728 | Sol dà te mio dolce amore | Original manuscript
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- For alto, transverse flute, muted violins I & II, violone, and pizzicato bass and violas
0:00 Orlando furioso, Act I, scene 11: Sol dà te mio dolce amore (Ruggiero)
5:07 Da capo
Text: Grazio Braccioli
First performance: Autumn 1727, Teatro S. Angelo, Venice
Turin source: Giordano 39bis
Venice Baroque Orchestra, ‘Magdalena Kožená: Vivaldi’
Magdalena Kožená, mezzosoprano
Michele Favaro, flauto traverso
Andrea Marcon, direzion
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Bellísima pieza
One of the Greatest Composer in history of MUSIC.
Oh my favorite aria. Such a surprise! Thank you!
Thanks! I would appreciate also "Sovente il sole"
I don't think I have this one. EDIT: I don't have it. An autograph exists in Venice though.
Certamente no mov. I. Vivaldi utiliza a melodia inicial do mov. II; Largo Cantabile do concerto RV 434. Vivaldi o faz com variação. À época utilizar ideias de uma obra em outra era um auto recurso em termos de repertório. Considero algo bom, como uma memória afetiva. Quando em Montezuma escutei um movimento de As Quatro Estações, cantado, sente algo muito bom. Aqui também, bateu esse sentimento.
(com tradutor: Certainly Vivaldi uses the initial melody of the mov. II; Largo Cantabile from the concert RV 434. Vivaldi does it with variation. At the time, using ideas from one work in another was a self resource in terms of repertoire. I consider it a good thing, like an affective memory. When in Montezuma I heard a movement from As Quatro Estações, sung, I felt something very good. Here too, that feeling hit.
Hear the flute is so nostalgic for me, thank you for share this beautiful art.
Unbelievable Vivaldi.
Wow! The flute part impressed me. It'd be nice to hear Se lento ancora il fulmine one day in the future. As always, I enjoy your work and I wish you the best.
A recently discovered manuscript copy. It's a beautiful manuscript. I'll see what I can do.
It's been a long time since you don't upload a video. Hope you to be ok.
Thanks for this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DelVivaldiThis channel is amongst my favourites, aside from some minor querelles we have had in the past...
@@stellario82 Good! Thank you. It takes a lot of my time. I have ideas for something different; also I have been looking at other baroque composers, but the scarcity of original sources makes you realize just how special Vivaldi's case is.
@@DelVivaldi Your efforts are greatly appreciated, the overall quality of the channel is very high.
As to other composers (though Vivaldi is an excellent choice) have you thought of Monteverdi?
@@stellario82 Late baroque is my main turf, but aside from that, we have of Monteverdi, as it seems, printed music and manuscript copies (of which very llittle has been digitized). It is all lost through the injuries of time...
Encore une petite merveille avec une partie de flûte de haute voltige mais tellement bien écrite ! C'est bizarre que la fin de la partie B ait été barrée par Vivaldi ? Merci !
Les coupures de cette nature semblent avoir été monnaie courante, sans compter tous les changements apportés lorsque l'opéra était repris. Ça ne semble pas le cas de celui-ci, mais de toute manière, Vivaldi a rétabli à un moment donné l'intégralité du morceau en ajoutant après coup "Si suona" (on le joue).
A great channel, can you someday upload the spring for vivaldi?
Thanks! Unfortunately that manuscript does not exist anymore, nor any of the Seasons.
Hey, can I ask you to look up to “Un raggio di speme”, please?
Magique manuscrit * Magique musique.......
Hello,
Consider the Viola concerto RV 394
Will do!