Organization

Festival Pergolesi Spontini

Chanteur

Soprano

Marina Comparato

Adriano

Nicole Heaston

Sabina

Ténor

Stefano Ferrari

Osroe

Lucia Cirillo

Emirena

Annamaria Dell'Oste

Farnaspe

Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli

Aquilio

Mezzo-soprano

Monica Bacelli

Livietta

Basse

Carlo Lepore

Tracollo

Direction d'orchestre

Ottavio Dantone

Mise en scène

Ignacio García

Costumes

Patricia Toffolutti

Décors

Zulima Memba del Olmo

Lumières

Fabricio Gori

Adriano in Siria -  (Adrien en Syrie)

Jesi

Italie

Teatro G B Pergolesi

On the occasion of the 300th birthday of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736), the "Italian Mozart", whose music is practically unknown today, the Fondazione Pergolesi Spontini, which for years has been dedicated to researching and performing Pergolesi's music, in collaboration with UNITEL CLASSICA recorded all eight of the master's stage works on video. A groundbreaking project that will provide many impetus for the rediscovery of this composer's epoch-making works.

A total of four operas and two intermezzi will be recorded under the video direction of Tiziano Macini (who also directed the multiple award-winning recording of Wagner's "Ring" in Valencia). The venue is the Pergolesi Festival in Jesi, the composer's hometown, near Ancona. The majority of the works will be performed by the Accademia Bizantina, one of the top ensembles specializing in the historical performance practice of Italian music of the 17th and 18th centuries, playing on historical instruments. At the head of the ensemble is the longstanding musical director, the internationally renowned conductor, harpsichordist and organist Ottavio Dantone.

Music lovers who are only familiar with Pergolesi's better-known works such as the "Stabat mater" and "La serva padrona" will enjoy these comic and dramatic operas and humorous intermezzi that anticipate the works of Mozart and Rossini. Under the title "Pergolesi - Genius Rediscovered" the Italian La Stampa wrote: "Music that is theatre, theater that lives through music - they [the musicians] know that the two halves of opera are inseparable" - words that refer to all of Pergolesi's stage works presented here apply!

Adriano in Siria Pergolesi

Public

Adrien en Syrie

Valide

Salles

Dates

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