Christoph Willibald Gluck - Orphée et Eurydice (Orpheus among the Blessed Spirits)
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2009
- Orphée - Magdalena Kozena, Eurydice - Madeline Bender, Monteverdi Choir, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, conductor - John Eliot Gardiner, choreographer - Giuseppe Frigeni, stage director - Robert Wilson
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So beautiful ! I had to sing an excerpt of the chorus for an audition and now I can't get it out if my head!!it's hypnotizing and alluring!
Elegant, mystical and exquisitely sung.
Sublime - heavenly Thank you.
Liltingly beautiful said chorus
How beautiful!! Thank you... :-)
Loved this production the first time I saw it one Saturday afternoon on SBS and Kozena is a babe...Even as a man...you can see I'm feeling a little confused right now. Damn you Simon Rattle!
Gluck in this Orpheus and Eurydice did not shy away from the charm of the dark, made of so many veils of mist. Nevertheless in these feelings the subtleties of the affections are manifested, mixed of love and pain.
Absolutely wonderful esp chorus at 4 mins 30 seconds
Such a lovely chorus, which I shall shortly have the pleasure of singing!
Frasier brought me here!
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L'associazione culturale Diapente mette in scena l'Orfeo ed Euridice di Gluck, nella versione originale di Vienna del 1762. La rappresentazione si terrà al Teatro Orione di Roma il 17 novembre 2014. L'orchestra barocca suonerà copie di strumenti antichi. Orchestra e Coro saranno diretti dal Maestro concertatore al cembalo e Direttore Lucio Ivaldi. Per info e prenotazioni visitare il sito www.diapente.it
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Fantastic !
But does anybody know how can I get the lyrics for this part ?
And so simple.....
A strange version - especially what the orchestra concerns! I thought Gluck was a bit far from the standard repertoire of Ochestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique? Nevertheless, it sounds well, undoubtly because Gluck was quite ahead of his own time!
Fine singing. Terrible HIP playing. Intro to chorus starts at 4:35.
Apologies, but what does HIP play refer to?
@@Herman6507 Hello. I shouldn't obsess about this! HIP means Historically Informed Performance. Here, or so it seems to me, the attempt to make the music sound as it would (allegedly) have sounded in the 18th century has led to inarticulate phrasing and hence a less than thoroughly satisfying musical experience. Don't bother to reply. Nobody seems to share my prejudice and I won't mention it again.