Riccardo primo [sound recording] / Handel.
By: Handel, George Frideric.
Contributor(s): Rolli, Paolo [lbt.]
| Piau, Sandrine [voc.] | Brua, Claire [voc.] | Mingardo, Sara [voc.] | Bertin, Pascal [voc.] | Scaltriti, Roberto [voc.] | Lallouette, Olivier [voc.] | Rousset, Christophe [cnd.] | Briani, Francesco. Isacio tiranno | Talens lyriques [prf.].
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MusicPublisher: London : Editions de l'oiseau-lyre, 1996Description: 3 compact discs (3 hrs., 18 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.Other title: Riccardo primo, rè d'Inghilterra [Title on container:].Subject(s): Richard I, King of England, 1157-1199 -- Songs and music | OperasDDC classification: CD-OP/HAN-RIC/01 Sandrine Piau, Claire Brua, sopranos ; Sara Mingardo, alto ; Pascal Bertin, countertenor ; Roberto Scaltriti, baritone ; Olivier Lallouette, bass ; Les Talens lyrique ; Christophe Rousset, conductor.
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| General Lending | MTU Cork School of Music Library CD | CD-OP/HAN-RIC/01 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00136467 |
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| CD-OP/HAN/01 Opera arias and overtures. 2 : from the latter part of Handel's operatic career (1729-1741) / | CD-OP/HAN-JEP/01 Jephtha | CD-OP/HAN-JEP/02 Jephtha / | CD-OP/HAN-RIC/01 Riccardo primo | CD-OP/HAN-SER/01 Serse | CD-OP/HAN-SOR/01 The sorceress a Handel celebration with The Academy of Ancient Music. | CD-OP/HAY-ORF/01 Orfeo ed Euridice |
Opera in 3 acts.
Libretto by Paolo Antonio Rolli, adapted from Francesco Briani's libretto for Antonio Lotti's Isacio tiranno.
Program and biographical notes in English and libretto with English translation (73 p. : ill.) inserted in container.
Sandrine Piau, Claire Brua, sopranos ; Sara Mingardo, alto ; Pascal Bertin, countertenor ; Roberto Scaltriti, baritone ; Olivier Lallouette, bass ; Les Talens lyrique ; Christophe Rousset, conductor.
Recorded June 4-11, 1995 at Abbaye royale de Fontevraud, France.
Compact discs.
Sung in Italian.
Norman Young Collection.