?? OPER ? Gaetano Donizetti (*1797) ? OLIVO E PASQUALE ? Bruno Rigacci ? 2CD
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SELTENE OPER DES BELCANTO

DIESE EDITION IST BEIM HERSTELLER VERGRIFFEN




Gaetano Donizetti (1797 – 1848)


OLIVO E PASQUALE

(Olivo und Pasquale)


Oper in zwei Akten

Libretto von Jacopo Ferretti nach der gleichnamigen Komödie von Antonio Sografi

Uraufführung: Roma, Teatro Valle, 7. Januar 1827

Gesamtaufnahme in italienischer Originalsprache

Live-Mitschnitt einer konzertanten Aufführung, Lugano, Auditorio della Radiotelevisione della Svizzera Italiana, 26. Oktober 1980




BESETZUNG


Olivo, Inhaber eines Handelsbüros in Lissabon — MARIO CHIAPPI, Baß

Pasquale sein Bruder — GASTONE SARTI, Baß

Isabella, Olivos Tochter — EVA CZAPÓ, Sopran

Camillo, ein Handlungsangestellter, ihr Geliebter — BENEDETTA PECCHIOLI, Alt

Monsieur Le Bross, ein reicher Handelsreisender — MARIO BOLOGNESE, Tenor

Columella, Faktotum im Hause Olivos — CARLO GAIFA, Tenor

Matilde, Zofe Isabellas — TERESA ROCCHINO, Mezzosopran

Diego, Diener Olivos uns Pasquales — GINO ORLANDINI, Baß


CORO DELLA RADIOTELEVISIONE DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA

ORCHESTRA DELLA RADIOTELEVISIONE DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA

Dirigent — BRUNO RIGACCI




Label: NUOVA ERA.

2 CDs; stereo; ADD; Spieldauer: 77:32 / 49:46.

In Jewel-Case mit 54seitigem Beiheft, darin unter anderem der vollständige Abdruck des Librettos (italienisch).

Zustand: CD neu / nicht in Folie eingeschweißt.




HANDLUNG


Lisbon, 18th century.


Olivo and Pasquale are two brothers, both merchants from Lisbon: the first is hot-blooded and brutal, the other is sweet and shy. Olivo's daughter, Isabella, loves a young apprentice, Camillo, but her father wants her to marry a wealthy merchant fro Cadiz, Le Bross. Isabella tells Le Bross that she loves another. At first he is led to believe that it is Columella, an old conceited and ridiculous man but shortly after he understand the it is Camillo. Olivo, realizuing that his daughter dares to oppose his will, is furious and Le Bross, shocked by his disproportionate reaction, becomes Isabella and Camillo's ally and promises to help them get married. The lovers threaten to commit suicide at five o'clock if Olivo doesn't agree to let them get married, but he does not believe them and refuses to be blackmailed. At five, however, shots of a firearm echo: Pasquale faints and Olivo says that now he would have preferred Isabella to be Camillo's wife rather than dead. Fortunately, the threat of suicide was not true and the two appear at the door, Olivo embraces and blesses their union.


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