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Antonio Vivaldi - Tito Manlio RV 738 (2003)

Disk 1
    1 Sinfonia: Allegro - Start
    2 Andante - Start
    3 Presto Start
    4 Popoli, chi è Romano, e chi di Roma (1. Akt) Start
    5 Quando Tito ora giurò
    6 Di Flegetonte al nume Start
    7 Per le Romane Vergini tu ancora Start
    8 Manlio
    9 Se il cor guerriero Start
    10 Ah Manlio Start
    11 Perché t'amo Start
    12 O Dio! Sento nel petto
    13 Liquore ingrato Start
    14 Sì per Vitellia io lascio Start
    15 Alla caccia d'un bell'adorato Start
    16 Vanne, Amante felice Start
    17 E' pur dolce ad un' anima amante Start
    18 E ch'a Geminio Start
    19 O Silentio del mio labbro Start
    20 Parla, tenta, e minaccia Start
    21 Orribile lo scempio Start
    22 E Catene di ferro io darò al piede Start
    23 Parla a me speranza amica Start
    24 Volerò a Tito il Padre Start
    25 Di verde ulivo Start
    26 Bramo stragi Start
    27 Nemico allor all'or
    28 Signor Start
    29 L'intendo e non l'intendo Start
    30 Qual di pocchi Romani Start
    31 Fermatevi
    32 Parto, ma lascio l'alma
    33 Che feci mai!
    34 Sia con pace, o Roma augusta

Disk 2 

    1 Dunque l'occulta, e grave
    2 Non ti lusinghi la crudeltade
    3 Padre: A te solo io palesar intendo
    4 D'improvvisoriede il riso
    5 Manlio, di Tio il filio
    6 E questa, Manlio, è questa
    7 Dovea, dunque, dovea
    8 Se non v'aprite al dì
    9 No: Fermati Signora
    10 Grida quel sangue Vendetta
    11 Vitellia: Dove?
    12 Rabbia che accendasi
    13 Mia Servilia
    14 Manlio: Tito al tuo piede
    15 Dar la morte a te mia vita
    16 Alto Campione
    17 Vedrà Roma, e vedrà il Campidoglio
    18 Ingrata Roma
    19 Combatta un gentil cor
    20 Già da forte Catena
    21 Decio che porti?
    22 Nò, che non morirà
    23 Amor, su queste labbra
    24 Andrò fida e sconsolata
    25 Forte cor: Non ti scuota o prego
    26 Legga, e vegga
    27 Addio
    28 Povero amante cor
    29 Vanne perfida, và
    30 Frà le Procelle

Disk 3 

    1 Sonno, se pur sei sonno (3. Akt)
    2 Deposta amor la benda
    3 Tu dormi in tante pene
    4 O crudo, indegno laccio
    5 Parto contenta
    6 Toglie, s'ella più resta
    7 Chi seguir vuol la costanza
    8 Servilia: Tu qui resti
    9 Non mi vuoi con te
    10 Signora: D'ogni intorno
    11 Brutta cosa è far la spia
    12 Bella Vitellia
    13 A te sarò fedele
    14 No che non vedrà Roma
    15 Padre, Tito, Signor, a queste labbra
    16 Ingrato Manlio, ascolta
    17 Ti lascierei gl'affetti miei
    18 O tu, che per Alcide
    19 Sempre copra notte oscura
    20 Servilia viene
    21 Sinfonia funebre
    22 E qui Servilia?
    23 Viva il Martre del Tebro
    24 Doppo sì rei disastri
    25 Non morì Manlio
    26 Sparì già dal petto
    27 Tu dormi in tante pene

Rosa Dominguez -  Mezzosopran 
Sergio Foresti - Bass 
Thierry Grégoire - Countertenor 
Nicki Kennedy - Sopran 
Davide Livermore – Tenor
Elisabeth Scholl - Sopran
Lucia Sciannimanico - Mezzosopran
Bruno Taddia – Baritone

Modo Antiquo
Federico Maria Sardelli – conductor

 

Between 1718 and 1720, Vivaldi worked as the maestro di cappella da camera of the governor of Mantua, Philipp Landgrave of Hesse-Darmstadt. Vivaldi's opera Tito Manlio was intended to be part of the wedding celebrations of the governor to Princess Eleanora of Guastalla. Although the wedding never took place, the premiere of the opera did, at the Teatro arciducale 'detto il comico, in 1719.

The production was extremely lavish, as befits the wedding celebrations of a prince. No expense was spared in the costumes, scenery, or spectacle, and the musical resources at Vivaldi's disposal were elaborate as well. He had a particularly fine orchestra in Mantua, which included strings, oboes, horns, trumpets, soprano and contralto flutes, bassoon, timpani, continuo, and viola d'amore. Vivaldi was especially fond of elaborate instrumental obbligato writing, and pairing a single instrumental timbre with the solo voice. He also liked changing the textures of his orchestration as mood shifts in arias or scenes occurred. Although he had a full orchestra at his disposal, he could write for as few or as many instruments, and any combination of instruments, as he wished. At various points in the opera, one can find soloistic writing for violin, viola, oboe, trumpet, bassoon, and viola d'amore. Especially effective is the second-act aria "Non ti lusinghi la crudeltade" which combines oboe with the solo voice in a haunting, ethereal manner. Another instance of imaginative instrumental writing is the sinfonia to the third act. It is one of Vivaldi's finest, and was written to provide atmosphere as Prince Manlio is led to his execution. The strings, oboes, and trumpets are all are muted while bassoons and timpani play a slow march with repeated eighth notes and falling ninths. The libretto to the opera was written by Matteo Noris, and the themes are heroic and serious. However there are comic characters and scenes, and in these Vivaldi also shines. The character of Lindo was given several arias and written as a classic buffo bass, as one finds in the intermezzi of the era and the later comic opera. --- Rita Laurance, Rovi

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