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Giuseppe Verdi: Stornello
Stornello
Giuseppe Verdi: 6 Romanze (1845) (text by A.Maffei and F. Romani)
No. 4. Lo spazzacamino
No. 2. La zingara
Giuseppe Verdi: 6 Romanze (1838) (text by J. Vittorelli, T. Bianchi, and C. Angiolini)
No. 5. Perduta ho la pace
6 Romanze (1845) (text by A.Maffei and F. Romani)
No. 6. Brindisi (2nd version)
6 Romanze (1838) (text by J. Vittorelli, T. Bianchi, and C. Angiolini)
No. 2. More, Elisa, lo stanco poeta
No. 4. Nell'orror di notte oscura
Giuseppe Verdi: La seduzione
La seduzione
6 Romanze (1838) (text by J. Vittorelli, T. Bianchi, and C. Angiolini)
No. 1. Non t'accostare all'urna
Giuseppe Verdi: L'esule
L'esule
Giuseppe Verdi: Il poveretto
Il poveretto
6 Romanze (1845) (text by A.Maffei and F. Romani)
No. 6. Brindisi
6 Romanze (1838) (text by J. Vittorelli, T. Bianchi, and C. Angiolini)
No. 3. In solitaria stanza
No. 6. Deh, pietoso, oh Addolorata
6 Romanze (1845) (text by A.Maffei and F. Romani)
No. 3. Ad una stella
No. 1. Il tramonto
No. 5. Il mistero
July 2011
“Damrau bring both these vignettes to vivid life, trilling and waltzing through 'Lo spazzacamino' with gleeful abandon, and softening her natural diamantine brilliance when the gypsy girl momentarily reflects on an uncertain future. She's just as captivating as the proto-feminist protagonist of Stornello...[Freidrich Haider] matches Damrau all the way in devil-may-care zest.”
May 2011
“[Damrau] has the more exuberant songs, in which she is fully home, tossing off the sprightliness...of 'Lo spazzacamino' and the bolero rhythm of 'La zingara' but holding the line of the more serious 'Perduta ho la pace'...Edelmann does not use a vast range of vocal colours in his singing...but I did not find him a dull interpreter. Perhaps 'storyteller' would be a more appropriate word than 'interpreter', and his tone is not one of hue or weight only.”
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