in Choir & Organ (Jul, 2015)
Chandos has being doing sterling work in recent years to promote the cause of 20th-century Italian music, with excellent recordings of Dallapiccola and Petrassi standing out. This disc of three major works by Niccolo Castiglioni enhances the company’s reputation as one of the most adventurous of the independent labels, all the more so when the performances are as good as these. Noseda draws superbly involving readings of his compatriot’s music from his Danish forces. La Buranella (1990), an attractive seven-movement orchestral suite based on harpsichord sonatas by Galuppi, recalls Respighi’s manner in his Ancient Airs and Dances, but tinged by Webern Klangfarbenmelodie. The ‘real’ voice of Castiglioni can be heard in …
Haendel: The Triumph Of Time & Truth
The Triumph of Time and Truth (Oratorium) (Gesamtaufnahme)
Ouvertüre
Chor: Time is supreme (1. Akt)
Rezitativ: How happy could I linger here
Arie: Faithful mirror
Rezitativ: Fear not! I, pleasure, swear
Arie: Pensive sorrow
Arie: Sorrow darkens ev’ry feature
Arie – Chor: Come, come! Live with pleasure
Rezitativ: Turn, look on me! Behold old time
Arie: The beauty smiling
Rezitativ: Our pow’rs we all will try
Arie: Ever-flowing tides of pleasure
Rezitativ: The hand of time pulls down
Arie: Loathsome urns
Chor: Strengthen us, o time
Rezitativ: Too rigid the reproof you give
Arie: Happy beauty
Arie – Chor: Happy, if still they reign in pleasure
Rezitativ: Youth is not rich in time
Arie – Chor: Like the shadow, life ever is flying
Chor: Pleasure submits the pain (2. Akt)
Rezitativ: Here pleasure keeps his splendid court
Chor: Oh, how great the glory
Arie – Chor: Dryads, sylvans, with fair Flora
Arie: No more complainig
Arie: Pleasure’s gentle Zephyrs playing
Arie: Come, o time
Arie: Mortals think that time is sleeping
Rezitativ: You hoped to call in vain
Arie: False destructive ways of pleasure
Rezitativ: Too long deluded you have been
Arie: Lovely beauty, close those eyes
Rezitativ: Seek not to know
Arie: Melancholy is a folly
Rezitativ: What is the present hour?
Arie: Fain would I, two herats enjoying
Rezitativ: Vain teh delights of age or youth
Arie: On the valleys
Rezitativ: Not venial error this
Chor: Ere to dust is changed thy beauty
Sinfonia (3. Akt)
Rezitativ: Once more I thee address
Arie: Charming beauty
Rezitativ: Tempt me no more
Arie: Sharp thorns despising
Rezitativ: Regard her not
Arie: Pleasure! My former ways resigning
Chor: Comfort them, o Lord
Rezitativ: Since the immortal mirror I possess
Arie: Thus to earth, thou false, delusive, flatt’ring mirror
Rezitativ: O mighty truth!
Arie: From the heart that feels my warning
Rezitativ: Pleasure, too long associates we have been
Arie: Like clouds, stormy winds them impelling
Rezitativ: She’s gone; and truth, descending
Arie: Guardian angels
Chor: Hallelujah
Bevan, Mead, Lyon, Berger, Ludus Ba / Neville-towle, Richard
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