Bass-Arien

Artist: Alexandre Baldo,
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SKU: 2558206X  |  Barcode: 7619990104471

Description

?Antonio Caldara, a native of Venice, spent almost two decades at the beginning of the 18th century in the service of the Habsburg Emperor Charles VI as Vice-Kapellmeister. His musical duties also included supplying the Vienna Court Opera with a constant stream of new works. The present programme is based on extensive research by the bass Alexandre Baldo in the Vienna National Library. In the manuscripts of Caldara's vocal works, Baldo repeatedly came across bass arias that impressed him for their virtuosity and expressiveness. Baldo discovered that Caldara had written them without exception for Christoph Praun, a highly esteemed bass player and member of the imperial court orchestra at the time. For this recording, Alexandre Baldo presents a selection of arias composed by Caldara for Praun between 1717 and 1736.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Composers
    Antonio Caldara
  • Brand
  • Model #
    PC10447
  • Number of Pieces
    1
  • Available Date
    5/19/2023

Tracks

  • 1 Aria "Su Cedete Al Dio Dell'armi" la Contesta De' Numi (1723)
  • 2 Recitativo & Aria "Cosi Dunque Tradisci... Aspri Rimorsi Atroci" Il Temistocle (1736)
  • 3 Aria "Tronchi, Si la Falce Irata" Cajo Marzio Coriolano (1717)
  • 4 Aria "Vedea Modesto Volto" Mitridate (1728)
  • 5 Aria "Minaccera Le Sponde" Scipione Nella Spagne (1922)
  • 6 Introduzione: Ifigenia in Aulide (1728)
  • 7 Aria "Quanto Ria Tal Pena Sia" Scipione Africano Il Maggiore (1735)
  • 8 Aria "Piu Di Belva" Il Batista (1727)
  • 9 Sinfonia: Santa Ferma (1717)
  • 10 Recitativo & Aria "Sapienza... Quando Il Tenero" Gesu Presentato Nel Tempio (1735)
  • 11 Aria "Furie Implacabili" Nitocri (1722)