Gulbenkian Symphony Orchestra & Lawrence Foster - Verdi: Otello (2017) [DSD & Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Luis Rodrigues, Coro Gulbenkian, Santa Cecilia Music Academy Children's Choir, Lisbon, Orquestra Gulbenkian, Lawrence Foster, Nikolaï Schukoff
- Title: Verdi: Otello
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: PentaTone
- Genre: Classical, Opera
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz / DSD64 +booklet
- Total Time: 02:22:52
- Total Size: 585 mb / 2.3 / 5.6 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. Otello, Act I: Una vela!
02. Otello, Act I: Esultate!
03. Otello, Act I: Fuoco di gioia!
04. Otello, Act I: Roderigo, beviam!
05. Otello, Act I: Innaffia l'ugola!
06. Otello, Act I: Capitano, v'attende
07. Otello, Act I: Olà! Che avvien?
08. Otello, Act I: Già nella notte
09. Otello, Act I: Quando narravi
10. Otello, Act I: Venga la morte!
11. Otello, Act II: Non ti crucciar
12. Otello, Act II: Credo in un Dio crudel
13. Otello, Act II: Eccola
14. Otello, Act II: Ciò m'accora
15. Otello, Act II: Dove guardi splendono
16. Otello, Act II: D'un uom che geme
17. Otello, Act II: Desdemona rea!
18. Otello, Act II: Ora e per sempre addio
19. Otello, Act II: Era la notte
20. Otello, Act II: Sì, pel ciel
CD2
01. Otello, Act III: Introduction
02. Otello, Act III: La vedetta del porto
03. Otello, Act III: Dio ti giocondi, o sposo
04. Otello, Act III: Dio! Mi potevi scagliar
05. Otello, Act III: Vieni, l'aula è deserta
06. Otello, Act III: Questa è una ragna
07. Otello, Act III: Come la ucciderò?
08. Otello, Act III: Viva il Leon di San Marco!
09. Otello: A terra! sì... nel livido fango
10. Otello, Act IV: Era più calmo?
11. Otello, Act IV: Mia madre aveva una povera ancella
12. Otello, Act IV: Ave Maria
13. Otello, Act IV: Chi è là?
14. Otello, Act IV: Calma come la tomba
15. Otello, Act IV: Niun mi tema
The opera Otello by Giuseppe Verdi and Arrigo Boito not only represents the outstanding result of an intensely fruitful creative collaboration between composer and librettist, but also one of the most important core works ever in the opera repertoire. An outstandingly crafted literary foundation and a dramatic story, in which three extremely different people - with characters ranging from profoundly evil, madly jealous and distrustful, to enamoured of death - take an emotional roller-coaster ride. A ride ending in death for all three. This drama is supported by music that, despite its magic of its refined tones, never brushes aside the greatest priority of the Italian opera: the human voice. In Otello, Verdi succeeded in creating his own path leading to "music-drama as a 'Gesamtkunstwerk,' as a perfect synthesis between action and music." Leading the prestigious Gulbenkian Orchestra in this ambitious studio recording is the knowledgeable and experienced conductor Lawrence Foster, who has previously made impressive recordings of other operas for PENTATONE: a highly praised recording of Strauss's Zigeunerbaron (= gipsy baron) and Getty's Usher House.
The singers of the three main roles - Otello, lago, and Desdemona - already met for the complete recording of Getty's The Little Match Girl for PENTATONE, dating from 2014.
Melody Moore, Nikolai Schukoff, and Lester Lynch are now recording these roles for the first time. First and foremost, Melody Moore, who is one of the most promising American singers of her generation. In her first recording of an Italian opera for PENTATONE, she demonstrates that her truly youthful dramatic soprano voice is able to flawlessly continue the pure Italian tradition of a Renata Tebaldi. The Austrian tenor Nikolai Schukoff once again widens his professional range, singing the demanding title role of Otello with ardent intensity - for the first time, by the way, in the production at hand. As his abysmally evil opponent, the American baritone Lester Lynch matches him in vocal intensity.
CD1
01. Otello, Act I: Una vela!
02. Otello, Act I: Esultate!
03. Otello, Act I: Fuoco di gioia!
04. Otello, Act I: Roderigo, beviam!
05. Otello, Act I: Innaffia l'ugola!
06. Otello, Act I: Capitano, v'attende
07. Otello, Act I: Olà! Che avvien?
08. Otello, Act I: Già nella notte
09. Otello, Act I: Quando narravi
10. Otello, Act I: Venga la morte!
11. Otello, Act II: Non ti crucciar
12. Otello, Act II: Credo in un Dio crudel
13. Otello, Act II: Eccola
14. Otello, Act II: Ciò m'accora
15. Otello, Act II: Dove guardi splendono
16. Otello, Act II: D'un uom che geme
17. Otello, Act II: Desdemona rea!
18. Otello, Act II: Ora e per sempre addio
19. Otello, Act II: Era la notte
20. Otello, Act II: Sì, pel ciel
CD2
01. Otello, Act III: Introduction
02. Otello, Act III: La vedetta del porto
03. Otello, Act III: Dio ti giocondi, o sposo
04. Otello, Act III: Dio! Mi potevi scagliar
05. Otello, Act III: Vieni, l'aula è deserta
06. Otello, Act III: Questa è una ragna
07. Otello, Act III: Come la ucciderò?
08. Otello, Act III: Viva il Leon di San Marco!
09. Otello: A terra! sì... nel livido fango
10. Otello, Act IV: Era più calmo?
11. Otello, Act IV: Mia madre aveva una povera ancella
12. Otello, Act IV: Ave Maria
13. Otello, Act IV: Chi è là?
14. Otello, Act IV: Calma come la tomba
15. Otello, Act IV: Niun mi tema
The opera Otello by Giuseppe Verdi and Arrigo Boito not only represents the outstanding result of an intensely fruitful creative collaboration between composer and librettist, but also one of the most important core works ever in the opera repertoire. An outstandingly crafted literary foundation and a dramatic story, in which three extremely different people - with characters ranging from profoundly evil, madly jealous and distrustful, to enamoured of death - take an emotional roller-coaster ride. A ride ending in death for all three. This drama is supported by music that, despite its magic of its refined tones, never brushes aside the greatest priority of the Italian opera: the human voice. In Otello, Verdi succeeded in creating his own path leading to "music-drama as a 'Gesamtkunstwerk,' as a perfect synthesis between action and music." Leading the prestigious Gulbenkian Orchestra in this ambitious studio recording is the knowledgeable and experienced conductor Lawrence Foster, who has previously made impressive recordings of other operas for PENTATONE: a highly praised recording of Strauss's Zigeunerbaron (= gipsy baron) and Getty's Usher House.
The singers of the three main roles - Otello, lago, and Desdemona - already met for the complete recording of Getty's The Little Match Girl for PENTATONE, dating from 2014.
Melody Moore, Nikolai Schukoff, and Lester Lynch are now recording these roles for the first time. First and foremost, Melody Moore, who is one of the most promising American singers of her generation. In her first recording of an Italian opera for PENTATONE, she demonstrates that her truly youthful dramatic soprano voice is able to flawlessly continue the pure Italian tradition of a Renata Tebaldi. The Austrian tenor Nikolai Schukoff once again widens his professional range, singing the demanding title role of Otello with ardent intensity - for the first time, by the way, in the production at hand. As his abysmally evil opponent, the American baritone Lester Lynch matches him in vocal intensity.
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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