Oratori ovvero melodrammi sacri - seconda puntata
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Oratori ovvero melodrammi sacri - seconda puntata
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Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741)
Juditha triumphans devicta Holofernis barbarie, RV 644
Oratorio in due atti
Libretto: Giacomo Cassetti
Ruoli:
Judith, vedova ebrea (contralto)
Holofernes, capo dell'esercito assiro (contralto)
Abra, ancella di Judith (soprano)
Vagaus, scudiero di Holofernes (soprano)
Ozias, sommo sacerdote (contralto)
Coro dei soldati
Coro delle Vergini
Organico: 2 soprani, 3 contralti, coro misto, 2 flauti, 2 oboi, 2 trombe, 2 clarioni, 4 tiorbe, mandolino, organo, viola d'amore, viola inglese, timpani, archi, basso continuo
Composizione: 1716
Prima esecuzione: Venezia, Ospedale della Pietà, novembre 1716
Ascolti:
I/01 Sinfonia e Coro, Arma caedes, vindicate, furoris
I/02 Recitativo Holofernes, Felix en fausta dies
I/03 Aria Holofernes, Nil arma, nil bella
I/21 Aria Vagaus, O servi volate
I/23 Aria Juditha, Veni, veni, me sequere
II/4 Aria Juditha, Transit aetas
II/6 Aria Holofernes, Noli o cara te adorantis
II/12 Aria Vagaus, Umbrae carae
II/16 Recitativo accompagnato Juditha, Summe astrorum creator
II/26 Coro, Salve invicta Juditha
Ann Hallenberg, mezzo soprano
Nicki Kennedy, soprano
Delphine Galou, contralto
Loriana Castellano, mezzo soprano
Rosa Bove, mezzo soprano
Orchestra Modo Antiquo
Federico Maria Sardelli, direttore
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