Broschi Arias
Partition
Conducteurs
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Maison d’édition
London: Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Remarques diverses
Condensed scores
Droits d’auteur
Gabriel Bachmanov, 2018.
Éditeur scientifique
Gabriel Bachmanov (b. 2000)
Maison d’édition
Gabriel Bachmanov, 2018.
Claus Fischer.
Éditeur scientifique
Maison d’édition
Claus Fischer
Remarques diverses
Original Version of the aria as sung in the pasticcio version of Hasse's "Artaserse" in London during the season 1734/35. - Later the aria was extended by an opening instrumental ritornello and additonal melismatic passages; in this form it was interpolated in various other operas, such as Pergolesi's "L'Olimpiade" and even the first Neapolitan performance of Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice". - Source: "The Favourite Songs in the Opera call'd Artaxerxes", J. Walsh, London c. 1735. - Facsimile reprint: Arnaldo Forni, Bologna 1980.
Music Edition Baroque Opera, 2020.
Éditeur scientifique
Dragan Karolic (b. 1960)
Maison d’édition
Music Edition Baroque Opera, 2020.
Remarques diverses
Originally sung by Farinelli. Score with audio available on YouTube: Act III, Sc.1. Aria: Son qual nave ch'agitata, Aria: Se al labbro mio non credi.
Hasse Arias
Hasse Arias
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Maison d’édition
London: Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Remarques diverses
Probably not the London revival of 1734.
Droits d’auteur
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Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Maison d’édition
London: Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Remarques diverses
Condensed scores
Droits d’auteur
Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Gabriel Bachmanov, 2018.
Éditeur scientifique
Gabriel Bachmanov (b. 2000)
Maison d’édition
Gabriel Bachmanov, 2018.
Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Claus Fischer.
Éditeur scientifique
Maison d’édition
Claus Fischer
Remarques diverses
Original Version of the aria as sung in the pasticcio version of Hasse's "Artaserse" in London during the season 1734/35. - Later the aria was extended by an opening instrumental ritornello and additonal melismatic passages; in this form it was interpolated in various other operas, such as Pergolesi's "L'Olimpiade" and even the first Neapolitan performance of Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice". - Source: "The Favourite Songs in the Opera call'd Artaxerxes", J. Walsh, London c. 1735. - Facsimile reprint: Arnaldo Forni, Bologna 1980.
Broschi Arias
Broschi Arias
Music Edition Baroque Opera, 2020.
Éditeur scientifique
Dragan Karolic (b. 1960)
Maison d’édition
Music Edition Baroque Opera, 2020.
Remarques diverses
Originally sung by Farinelli. Score with audio available on YouTube: Act III, Sc.1. Aria: Son qual nave ch'agitata, Aria: Se al labbro mio non credi.
Hasse Arias
Hasse Arias
Hasse Arias
Hasse Arias
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Maison d’édition
London: Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1734).
Remarques diverses
Probably not the London revival of 1734.
Droits d’auteur