Rossi / Theodossiou / Medici / Ofm / Crescenzi: Cleopatra
Rossi / Theodossiou / Medici / Ofm / Crescenzi: Cleopatra
Format: CD
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Artist: Rossi / Theodossiou / Medici / Ofm / Crescenzi
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 730099029179
Genre: Classical, Opera/Operetta
First performed at the Teatro Regio, Turin, on 5 March 1876, Lauro Rossi' penultimate opera Cleopatra caught the public' attention in the wake of Verdi' Ai.
Tracks:
1.1 Act I: Qui Suoneran Tra Poco (Diomede, Chorus of Priests)
1.2 Act I: Il Zeffiro Mite (Chorus of Female Slaves, Chorus of Priests, Diomede, Cleopatra, Antonio)
1.3 Act I: Dunque, Fra Le Tenebre ? (Diomede)
1.4 Act I: Alla Minaccia Fiera Crudele (Diomede)
1.5 Act I: L'ore Che Fuggono (Chorus of Female Slaves, Nobles and Princes)
1.6 Act I: A Te D'appresso (Antonio, Cleopatra, Chorus of Nobles and Princes)
1.7 Act I: Libo Alle Notti (Antonio, Chorus of Nobles and Princes, Cleopatra, a Slave, Proculejo, Chorus of Female Slaves)
1.8 Act II: Lieto Un Raggio (Carmiana, Chorus of Slaves, Cleopatra)
1.9 Act II: Oracoli Mendaci! (Cleopatra)
1.10 Act II: Io De' Venti Vorrei L'audace (Cleopatra)
1.11 Act II: Tu! ? Si! ? Da Me Che Vuoi? (Cleopatra, Diomede)
1.12 Act II: E Credi Tu D'antonio (Diomede, Cleopatra)
2.1 Act III: Di Gemme Fulgide (Chorus of Maidens, Ottavia)
2.2 Act III: Mentre Le Dolci Immagini (Ottavia, Chorus of Maidens)
2.3 Act III: Suora Diletta! ? Ottavia All'ara (Cesare, Antonio, Ottavia)
2.4 Act III: Muovi O Suora (Cesare, Chorus of Maidens, Antonio, Ottavia)
2.5 Act III: T'affrena O Cor (Cesare)
2.6 Act III: Non Basta a Me (Cesare)
2.7 Act III: Cinto Di Nubi (Ottavia, Antonio, Cesare, Proculejo, Diomede, Cleopatra)
2.8 Act III: Dunque, Indegno All'amor Mio (Cleopatra, Antonio, Diomede, Ottavia, Cesare, Proculejo, Chorus of Romans)
2.9 Act III: Ah No!... Che Tenti? (Cleopatra, Antonio, Cesare, Diomede, Ottavia, Proculejo, Chorus of Romans)
2.10 Act IV: Azio! ? Tremendo Nome (Antonio)
2.11 Act IV: In Ripensar Le Vittime Cadute (Antonio, Chorus of Egyptian Soldiers)
2.12 Act IV: Amici? ? Il Popolo Al Tuo Rivale Inneggia! (Antonio, Chorus of Egyptian Soldiers)
2.13 Act IV: Al Tetro Spettacolo Di Sangue (Cleopatra, Carmiana)
2.14 Act IV: Regina! ? Grazia Ti Rendo (Cesare, Cleopatra)
2.15 Act IV: Che Rechi Mai? (Cesare, Proculejo, Cleopatra)
2.16 Act IV: A Roma! No, Non Mai (Cleopatra, Diomede, Cesare, Proculejo, Chorus of Roman Soldiers and People)
2.17 Act IV: Mirate! Di Gioia Esultante (Cleopatra, Diomede, Cesare, Proculejo, Chorus of Roman Soldiers and People)
