発売日: 2013/11/19輸入盤レーベル: Brilliant Classics収録曲: 1.1 Overture1.2 Ah, Se Intorno a Quest' Urna Funesta1.3 Baste, Basta, O Compagni!1.4 Dance1.5 Ah, Se Intorno a Quest' Urna Funesta1.6 Chiamo Il Mio Ben Cosi1.7 Euridice, Ombra Cara1.8 Cerco Il Mio Ben Cosi1.9 Euridice! Euridice!1.10 Piango Il Mio Ben Cosi1.11 Numi! Barbari Numi1.12 T'assiste Amore!1.13 Gli Sguardi Trattieni1.14 Che Disse? Che Ascoltai?1.15 Dance1.16 Chi Mai Dell' Erebo Fralle Caligini1.17 Dance1.18 Chi Mai Dell' Erebo Fralle Caligini1.19 Deh Placatevi Con Me1.20 Misero Giovane, Che Vuoi, Che Mediti?1.21 Mille Pene1.22 Ah, Quale Incognito Affetto Flebile1.23 Men Tiranne, Ah! Voi Sareste1.24 Ah, Quale Incognito Affetto Flebile1.25 Dance1.26 Che Puro Ciel1.27 Vieni A' Regni Del Riposo1.28 Dance1.29 Anime Avventurose1.30 Torna, O Bella, Al Tuo Consorte2.1 Vieni, Segui I Miei Passi2.2 Vieni Appage Il Tuo Consorte2.3 Qual Vita E Questa Mai2.4 Che Fiero Momento2.5 Ecco Un Nuovo Tormento!2.6 Che Faro Senza Euridice?2.7 Ah Finisca E Per Sempre2.8 Orfeo, Che Fai?2.9 Maestoso2.10 Dance: Grazioso - Allegro - Andante - Allegro2.11 Trionfi Amoreコメント:Orfeo ed Euridice is Gluck's masterpiece. His pure and perfectly balanced musical language lends a supernatural beauty and sublime pathos to this eternal tale of love and the power of music. The soprano part (Orfeo) is crucial in this opera, and this near-historic recording (1966) is blessed with the gorgeous voice of the young Grace Bumbry, one of the most unique voices of the 20th century. Anneliese Rothenberger and the Gewandhaus Orchester Leipzig under Vaclav Neumann further enhance the status of this recording as an ultimately moving performance practice.Orfeo ed Euridice is Gluck's masterpiece. His pure and perfectly balanced musical language lends a supernatural beauty and sublime pathos to this eternal tale of love and the power of music. The soprano part (Orfeo) is crucial in this opera, and this near-historic recording (1966) is blessed with the gorgeous voice of the young Grace Bumbry, one of the most unique voices of the 20th century. Anneliese Rothenberger and the Gewandhaus Orchester Leipzig under Vaclav Neumann further enhance the status of this recording as an ultimately moving performance practice.
