Organization

Chanteur

Soprano

Guibee Yang

Armida

Silke Evers

Almirena

Mezzo-soprano

Marzia Marzo

Rinaldo

Ténor

Roberto Ortiz

Goffredo

Baryton

Hinrich Horn

Argante

Barbara Schöller

Un Mago

Mathew Habib

Due Sirene

Ihor Tsarkov

Mise en scène

Andreas Wiedermann

Direction d'orchestre

Enrico Calesso

Lumières

Mariella von Vequel Westernach

Costumes

Aylin Kaip

Décors

Dramaturgie

Berthold Warnecke

Mainfranken Theater Würzburg

Orchestra

Philharmonisches Orchester Würzburg

italien

Garden of Desire

Wurtzbourg

Allemagne

Mainfranken Theater

Garden of Desire: Rinaldo (adaptation) Händel

Public

Rinaldo (adaptation)

allemand

anglais

Valide

The pasticcio "Garden of Desire" ("Der Garten der Lüste") is based on Handel's "Rinaldo" and leads back to the time of the First Crusade. The Christian troops under Gottfried (Goffredo) of Bouillon besiege Jerusalem, which is defended by the Saracen king, Argante. Against this background, a dazzling story of love and jealousy, deception and disappointment unfolds: Goffredo asks Rinaldo for support in the battle and in return offers him the hand of his daughter Almirena. The sorceress Armida - Argante's lover - succeeds in luring Almirena and Rinaldo into her realm. There, Armida tries in vain to seduce Rinaldo by deception. Not being entangled enough, Argante falls in love with Almirena...

"Rinaldo", premiered on February 24th, 1711 in the Queen's Theatre at the Haymarket. Handel had great success in the first London opera. The plot is borrowed from the famous and often exploited epic "The Liberation of Jerusalem" by the Italian Renaissance poet Torquato Tasso. Theatrical poet Aaron Hill designed the scenario, Giacomo Rossi put it into verse. Handel only had two weeks to compose Rinaldo. Even a genius like Handel was only able to put such an abundance of outstanding music on paper in such a short time by means of the so-called parody process: he took over numerous numbers from earlier works, which had been written especially during his recent trip to Italy. Among these parodies is the most famous melody of the opera, Almirena's heart-rending "Lascia, ch'io pianga". "Garden of Desire" dramatically revolves around the trials and tribulations of the protagonists in Armida's magic kingdom, as they are described in the second act of "Rinaldo".

English

Garden of Desire by Händel, Du (2021/2021), Dirigé par Andreas Wiedermann,, Chef d'orchestre Enrico Calesso, Mainfranken Theater, Wurtzbourg, Allemagne

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