Name: Demofoonte
Start: 2014-11-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2014-11-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater an der Wien

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Singer

Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen

Timante

Sylvia Schwartz

Dircea

Marie-Claude Chappuis

Creusa

Colin Balzer

Demofonte

Romina Basso

Cherinto

Vittorio Prato

Matusio

Nerea Berraondo

Adrasto

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Alan Curtis

Libretto

Pietro Trapassi

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Il Complesso Barocco

ítalska

Demofoonte

Vienna

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Theater an der Wien

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Of the first eight operas by Christoph Willibald Gluck from his time in Milan, only one Ipermestra ) has been completely preserved for posterity. From demo Fonte after all, all solo vocal numbers are known, the car Grafe are believed to have been destroyed in a fire in the house of his heirs. After the sensational success of his first opera Artaserse (libretto by Pietro Metastasio) at the season opening of the Milan Court Theater in 1742, which far exceeded all expectations, Gluck was also commissioned with a scrittura for the next season. Gluck's second Milan opera - Demofonte - is again based on a libretto Metastasios.
Demofonte, King of Thrace, has appointed the young Dircea, secret wife of his son Timante, for the sacrifice to be made annually to the god Apollo, and the princess Creusa as his wife.
When he learns of the secret marriage of his son, he initially sticks to his decision, but thanks to Creusa's mediation, who gets the younger brother Timantes as a husband, gives in.
It would be a mistake to see signs of his later will to reform in Gluck's early operas; however, they are already impressive evidence of his personal style, which is particularly characterized by the unadorned melody and the clarity of the diatonic harmony.

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Demofoonte by Gluck, sun 23 nóv 2014, Frá (2014/2014), Hljómsveitarstjóri Alan Curtis, Theater an der Wien, Vienna, Austria

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