Verdi - Aida - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Classical
- Description: Verdi wrote his Egyptian opera Aida in response to a commission from the Khedive of Egypt for the opening of the new Cairo Opera House, after rejecting requests for an anthem to celebrate the opening of the Suez Canal a year earlier. The first performance was conducted by the famous double-bass player Bottesini. Spectacle, of which some stage directors have made much, is provided particularly in the return of the victorious Radames in triumph. The story was the invention of the French egyptologist Auguste Mariette, elaborated in French prose by Camille Du Locle, before the final Italian text was drafted. Aida remains a popular part of Italian opera repertoire. Familiar concert excerpts from Aida inevitably include the tenor Celeste Aida (Heavenly Aida) and Aida's Ritorna vincitor (Return victorious). The grand march has celebrated many an unoperatic festivity and has allowed spectacular extravagance in more ostentatious productions of the opera. O patria mia (O my homeland) for Aida in the third act adds a particular poignancy, while the final death scene of Radames and Aida is also sometimes to be heard in dramatic isolation. Album Tracks 1. PRLD - Nat So of Ireland/Saccani 2. Act I Se Quel Guerrier Io Fossi!... Celeste Aida - Kristjan Johannson/Francesco Ellero D'artegna/Barbara Dever/Riccardo Ferrari 3. Act I Ritorna Vincitor!... I Sacri Nomi Di Padre, D'amante - Riccardo Ferrari/Kristjan Johannson/Maria Dragoni 4. Act I Dance of the Priestesses - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 5. Act II Dance of the Moorish Slaves - Barbara Dever/Maria Dragoni 6. Act II Sul de Nilo Al Sacro Lido... Numi, Pieta Del Mio Martir - Barbara Dever/Maria Dragoni 7. Act II Gloria All' Egitto - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 8. Act II Grand March - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 9. Act II Ballet Music - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 10. Act II Vieni, O Guer
- Artist: Verdi
- Title: Aida
- Format: CD
- Label: Naxos
- Release Date: 01/16/2001
- Genre: Classical
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Verdi - Aida - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 636943470626
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Verdi wrote his Egyptian opera Aida in response to a commission from the Khedive of Egypt for the opening of the new Cairo Opera House, after rejecting requests for an anthem to celebrate the opening of the Suez Canal a year earlier. The first performance was conducted by the famous double-bass player Bottesini. Spectacle, of which some stage directors have made much, is provided particularly in the return of the victorious Radames in triumph. The story was the invention of the French egyptologist Auguste Mariette, elaborated in French prose by Camille Du Locle, before the final Italian text was drafted. Aida remains a popular part of Italian opera repertoire. Familiar concert excerpts from Aida inevitably include the tenor Celeste Aida (Heavenly Aida) and Aida's Ritorna vincitor (Return victorious). The grand march has celebrated many an unoperatic festivity and has allowed spectacular extravagance in more ostentatious productions of the opera. O patria mia (O my homeland) for Aida in the third act adds a particular poignancy, while the final death scene of Radames and Aida is also sometimes to be heard in dramatic isolation. Album Tracks 1. PRLD - Nat So of Ireland/Saccani 2. Act I Se Quel Guerrier Io Fossi!... Celeste Aida - Kristjan Johannson/Francesco Ellero D'artegna/Barbara Dever/Riccardo Ferrari 3. Act I Ritorna Vincitor!... I Sacri Nomi Di Padre, D'amante - Riccardo Ferrari/Kristjan Johannson/Maria Dragoni 4. Act I Dance of the Priestesses - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 5. Act II Dance of the Moorish Slaves - Barbara Dever/Maria Dragoni 6. Act II Sul de Nilo Al Sacro Lido... Numi, Pieta Del Mio Martir - Barbara Dever/Maria Dragoni 7. Act II Gloria All' Egitto - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 8. Act II Grand March - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 9. Act II Ballet Music - Nat So of Ireland/Rico Saccani 10. Act II Vieni, O Guer

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