Donizetti * All 33 Overtures _ from Adelia to Zoraida di Granata!
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- Four hours of Donizetti and no singing? Yes. Except for a brief intervention by the chorus (O nume pietoso at 3:19:25) in the Poliuto sinfonia, it's 4 hours of pure Donizetti orchestral glory! It's difficult to choose one these pearls as my personal favorite, but if I had to, it would be Fausta, which is unmistakably donizettian from beginning to end. Roberto Devereux the most exciting, Rosmonda the most fun. La Favorite the most elegant, a sketch for the overture of Verdi's Luisa Miller by the way (as Belisario's is a precursor to the orchestral introduction of Rigoletto). Curiously, the Parisina overture was simply borrowed from the one of Ugo Conte di Parigi (two different renditions here). Enjoy! The photograph is of Teatro Donizetti in Bergamo. Donizetti was born in Bergamo's Borgo Canale quarter and his first opera, Il Pigmalione (composed 1816), was given its world premiere at the theater on 13 October 1960. Adjacent to the theater is a park with the Monument to Donizetti.
01. Adelia 0:01
02. L'Ajo nell'imbarazzo 6:17
03. Alahor in Granata 10:48
04. Alina, Regina di Golconda 17:49
05. Anna Bolena 25:01
06. Belisario 32:59
07. Betly 39:44
08. Il Borgomastro di Saardam 43:59
09. Il Diluvio Universale 50:30
10. Don Pasquale 59:41
11. Elisabetta (Élisabeth/Otto mesi in due ore/Gli esiliati in Siberia) 1:06:04
12. Enrico di Borgogna 1:13:02
13. Il Falegname di Livonia (Pietro Il Grande) 1:20:52
14. Fausta 1:30:23
15. La Favorite (La Favorita) 1:37:46
16. La Fille du Régiment 1:43:09
17. La Follia di Carnovale 1:49:50
18. Il Fortunato Inganno 1:57:07
19. Gabriela di Vergy 2:01:23
20. Gemma di Vergy 2:06:28
21. Gianni di Parigi 2:15:59
22. Linda di Chamounix 2:22:15
23. Maria di Rohan 2:31:02
24. Marino Faliero 2:40:47
25. Maria Stuarda 2:49:20
26. Olivo e Pasquale 2:56:50
27. Parisina 3:03:56
28. Poliuto - Sinfonia 'O nume pietoso' (Les Martyrs) 3:12:03
29. Roberto Devereux 3:21:47
30. Rosmonda d'Inghilterra 3:28:42
31. Torquato Tasso 3:35:36
32. Ugo di Parigi 3:45:12
33. Zoraida di Granata 3:53:08
Donizetti Dio ti benedica!
Fantastic. We play this music every night.
I am sure it took a lot of effort to assemble 4 hours of pure Donizetti orchestral glory, For that, I really appreciate it so much. Thank you.
Hanna Astephan.
My pleasure 😊💋
Thanks for sharing. It´s one of the best contributions to appreciate, love and know the talent of Donizetti as an operatic composer, even he was a complete musician.
I can’t quite comprehend how Maestro Donizetti is not considered as one of the greatest composers of all time alongside Mozart, Bach or Beethov. This is pure magic from him, truly thank you for this unique addition of wonderful pieces of music.
He is :)
@@goatboy6880 indeed!
My pleasure 😇
Exciting and wonderful
Bravo! Eine musik-editorische Großtat - und ein bedeutender Edelstein von CZcams - so wie wir Klassikhörer es uns wünschen. Besten Dank !!! Die Künstler der Aufnahmen erweisen in jeder Ouvertüre ihre bemerkenswerte Qualität...
Les ouvertures les plus tragiques ne peuvent pas s'empêcher de rendre joyeux.
So true.
Thank you for this and all your other wonderful Donizetti videos! Much appreciated!
It's my pleasure.
What a wonderful contribution to the ever expanding understanding of Donizetti's particular genius. Thank you, thank you.
Vielen, vielen Dank für diese verdiienstvolle Zusammenstellung. Getty089 fasse es bitte nicht als negative Kritik wenn ich darauf hinweise dass das "All" etwas übertrieben ist. Donizetti hat etwa 75 Opern geschrieben. Diese "unmenschliche" Leistung zusammen mit der Syphilis führte wohl auch zu seiner schweren Leidenszeit am Lebensende. Aber er lebt weiter in seinen unsterblichen Werken. Nochmals: Mille grazie!!!
Yes we know he wrote more than 33 operas. But only 33 of his operas have overtures, the remaining have preludes, not overtures, do you understand? And he didn't write 75 operas, the correct number is 66. The number only gets higher than 66 when you consider French versions and other versions of the same opera.
Luvs Donizetti....thanks for thought (and time to put it together.).and forgive me for mundane comment, best 4 hour assemblage of energetic housecleaning music ever.
Que enorme trabajo para reunir las overturas de Donizetti, cual de todas más hermosas.
Lindo regalo para el oído.
As a long time lover of Donizetti's music, I would like to thank you for making this wonderful music available. I had no idea this music existed, let alone accessible through recordings. Thanks again.
Very happy with these overtures you put together thank you much
Un grandissimo regalo per tutti i donizettiani doc! Grazie, getti089.
My pleasure.
My favorite is nr 11 - Elisabetta. What a wonderful piece of music! Just listen to the final from 1:11:45 to the end. Joy!!
So true! Just glorious.
SEMPLICEMENTE FANTASTICO
Que gran trabajo!. Muchas gracias. Lot of thanks.
grazie mille, bellissima idea averle raccolte tutte insieme!
Ilove Donizetti very much.
Wow! Thank you SO much for putting together this amazing compilation!
Bravo!
Nice collection and thanks
DANKE
Bravissimo!!!!!!
THis is so helpful!! Thank you!!
Bellissimo e apprezzabilissimo lavoro quello fatto da te! Grazie mille. A proposito, credo che Belisario ricordi più l'introduzione di Rigoletto che quella del Trovatore, no?
You’re right, I meant Rigoletto. Good catch, I made the change, thanks!
G R A N D I S S I M O
Donizetti foi aluno do grande mayr,sendo seu aluno preferido.sua criatividade é
monumental.além de óperas escreveu muitos quartetos de cordas dos quais te-
nho uma grande quantidade.Donizetti compôs um REQUIEM pela morte de BEL-
LINI em 1835.Espéra-se ainda uma análise filológica de sua obra.ANCHE BELLIN
225 AÑOS DE NACIDO EN 2022 DICE JORGE ALBERTO BARON
Really love the compilation. Thanks for sharing. Does Le Convenienze Ed Inconvenienze Teatrali have an overture? On CZcams
That's a preludio/introduzione, not an overture.
@@brunoantony3218 Thanks for the fast response. I finally found a recording with the preludio/introduzione. I noticed that some Italian 17th and 18th century operas use the term "sinfonia" as an orchestral introduction. Would this be more of a prelude or an overture?
Gary Hughes A sinfonia is an overture. A prelude (preludio) is an orchestral introduction, like in Lucia, Lucrezia, L'Elisir d'Amore. Donizetti wrote an overture for Maria Stuarda for example but the critical editions omits it. There's only an orchestral introduction to the chorus.
@@brunoantony3218 Again, thanks for the fast response. I'm very impressed with your operatic knowledge.
Could you please provide a complete list of conductors and orchestras , assuming there is more than one conductor and orchestra involved ? Thanks .
Wer weiß bitte die Zusammenstellung bzw. Reihenfolge der Titel der Ouverturen?
America’s famous song “My Country Tis of Thee” uses (stole) Donizetti’s theme from Roberto Devereux
“My Country Tis of Thee” is from 1832 so it could not have been stolen from Roberto Devereux (1837). The song uses the same tune of God Save the King, the national anthem of the UK, from 1745. Donizetti used the theme briefly in the Roberto Devereux overture as a reference to the British crown, the same way he used “Home, Sweet Home” in the final scene of Anna Bolena.
Is this music available fo sale in CD form?
Why is L'elisir d'amore missing?
That's not an overture, it's a prelude.
@@tklogan111809 Correct.
Sarebbe possibile avere nella descrizione il minutaggio? Grazie mille
2:55:30
Gemma di Vergy ressemble à un déchiffrage.
The following ones are missing: 1) Lucrezia Borgia 2) L' elisir d' amore 3) Lucia di Lammermoor (Lucie de Lammermoor)
These are not overtures, they're preludes.
Maravilloso dominio de la melodía con las armonías propias del mundo mediterráneo. Una grabación enormemente hermosa y disfrutable VIVA!
L'elisir d'amore? :(
It doesn't have an overture, it's a preludio/introduzione.
@@brunoantony3218 you'll never go to bed without learning something new! Thanks :)
What happened to Lucia DiLamermor?
That’s a prelude, not an overture.