In 1729, nobleman and poet Annibale Marchese (1686—1753) published Tragedie Cristiane, a remarkable collection of ten Italian-language plays. Drawing on the influences of Racine, Corneille, Voltaire, and classical tradition, these innovative dramas are deeply rooted in Jesuit theatrical practices. To realise his vision, Marchese enlisted ten of the most accomplished composers of his time — masters of the so-called Neapolitan School. Their strophic arias, often featuring obbligato harpsichord, vividly reflect each composer’s unique style. This recording includes also previously unknown instrumental dances from contemporary Jesuit stage productions.
Tragedie Cristiane: A Theatrical Experiment from 1729 – Stile Galante
Tommaso Carapella Il Domiziano
Domenico Natale Sarro I Massimini
Leonardo Vinci Il Massimiano
Francesco Durante Flavio Valente
Johann Adolf Hasse La Draomira
Francesco Nicola Fago L’Eustachio
Leonardo Leo La Sofronia
Nicola Porpora L’Ermenegildo
Francesco Mancini Il Maurizio
Giacomo Francesco Milano Il Ridolfo
Stile Galante, Ann Hallenberg, Valeria La Grotta, Francesca Cassinari, Giuseppina Bridelli, Anastasia Terranova, Andrea Friggi, Stefano Aresi
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