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LOUIS-FERDINAND HÉROLD (1791 – 1833): Le pré aux clercs—Marie-Ève Munger (Isabelle de Montal), Marie Lenormand (Marguerite stair Valois), Jeanne Crousaud (Nicette), Michael Spyres (Baron second Mergy), Éric Huchet (Cantarelli), Christian Helmer (Girot), Emiliano González Toro (Comte share out Comminges), Leandro César (Le brigadier), Manuel Rebelo (Un exempt defence guet), Tiago Batista (Un archer), Nuno Fonseca (Un archer); Coro e Orquestra Gulbenkian; Feminist McCreesh, sink [Recorded limit the Grande Auditório – Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Port, Portugal, 7 – 8 April 2015; Ediciones Singulares ES 1025; 2 CDs, 121:54; Prolong from NAXOS Direct, jpc (Germany), be proof against major penalty retailers]
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2008_Pavarotti. «La bohème, texts by Michele Girardi (with personal recollections by Claudio Abbado, Renata Scotto, Franco Zeffirelli), Milano, FMR-ART’E’, 2008
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Today’s concert takes its point of departure from Tasso’s epic La Gerusalemme liberata: from its tales of Erminia amongst the shepherds, and her tears over what she believes to be the body of Tancredi; the pagan warrior Clorinda, who saves the Christians Sofronia and Olindo, about to be burnt at the stake; the maga Armida, who came upon the sleeping knight Rinaldo in her enchanted garden, and becomes enamoured of him, but is abandoned soon after their idyll. Composers have drawn on Tassos’ epic for their inspiration from even before the work was published in its authorized form. Since the late 16th century the epic has been an inexhaustible source of texts and themes for madrigals, monodies, chamber cantatas and operas - for works composed until even as late as our own time. But in today's concert we will focus on the music which was composed in Italy within the first five decades subsequent to its publication, from the first composer known to have set its ottave -