Gluck: Chaconne |
This page lists all recordings of Chaconne, by Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-87) on CD & DVD. |
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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | ArmidaArias by Gluck, Jommelli, Haydn and Handel
Gluck: | Ah! Si la liberté me doit être ravie from Armide La chaine de l'Hymen m'etonne (from Armide) Ah! Quelle cruauté de lui ravir le jour! (from Armide) Venez, secondez mes désirs from Armide Venez, venez haine implacable (from Armide) Chaconne | Handel: | Ah crudel! (from Rinaldo) Armida abbandonata, HWV 105: aria 'Ah! crudel, e pur ten vei' Armida abbandonata: In tanti affanni miei | Haydn: | Partì Rinaldo - Se pietade avete, oh Numi (Armida) Ah, non ferir, t'arresta (from Armida) | Jommelli: | Armida Abbandonata: Sinfonia Ah! Ti sento, mio povero core (from Armida Abbandonata) Miser’Armida...Odio, furor, dispetto (from Armida Abbandonata) |
Annette Dasch (soprano) Bayerische Kammerphilharmonie, David Syrus The story of the infidel Saracen princess Armida, who falls in love with the Christian knight Rinaldo, has been a frequent source of inspiration for opera composers. For her début CD on the Sony Classical label, Berlin-born soprano Annette Dasch has selected Armida arias from four different operas, plus a cantata “Annette Dasch copes admirably with the high tessitura of "Ah! Ti sento", and there is some exciting coloratura in the Rinaldo aria and in "Se pietade avete" from Haydn's last opera for Eszterháza. David Syrus and the orchestra are first-rate: indeed, the Gluck Chaconne and the Jommelli Sinfonia are, so to speak, worth hearing in their own right.” Gramophone Magazine, December 2007 | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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