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Rossini Semiramide Mp3, Flac, Wma Rossini Semiramide mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Semiramide Country: Germany Released: 2013 Style: Opera MP3 version RAR size: 1384 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1756 mb WMA version RAR size: 1842 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 525 Other Formats: XM AUD DXD MP1 MIDI RA VOC Tracklist Semiramide, Melodramma Tragico In Two Acts 1.1 Sinfonia: Allegro Vivace - Andantino - Allegro 11:37 No. 1 Introduzione 1.2 Si... Gran Nume... T'Intensi 2:33 1.3 Belo Si Celebri 3:19 1.4 La Dal Gange 6:19 1.5 Di Plausi Qual Clamor 2:01 1.6 Di Tanti Regi E Popoli 3:27 1.7 Regina, All'Ara 4:42 No. 2 Recitativo E Cavatina 1.8 Recitativo: Oh To De' Magi 3:50 1.9 Eccomi Alfine In Babilonia 5:13 1.10 Ah! Quel Giorno 5:52 1.11 Recitativo: Ministri, Al Gran Pontefice 4:34 No. 3 Duetto 1.12 Bella Immago Degli Dei 3:29 1.13 D'Un Tenero Amore 2:45 1.14 Io Tremar 4:26 1.15 Recitativo: Oh Me Felice! 1:54 1.16 No.4 Aria: Ah Dov'e, Dov'e Il Cimento? 7:38 2.1 Recitativo: Se Non Avesse E Meritasse Arsace 0:32 No. 5 Coro Di Donne E Cavatina 2.2 Serena I Vaghi Rai - Bel Raggio Lusinghier 6:25 2.3 Dolce Pensiero 3:01 2.4 Recitativo: Ne Viene Ancor? 4:13 No. 6 Duettino 2.5 Serbami Ognor Si Fido 4:17 2.6 Alle piu Care Immagini 3:50 2.7 Recitativo: Ne Viene Ancor? 4:13 No. 7 Finale I: 2.8 Ergi Ormai La Fronte Altera 4:49 2.9 I Vostri Voti Omai 6:03 2.10 L'Alto Eroe 4:02 2.11 Quat Mesto Gemito 5:28 2.12 D'un Semidio 7:17 Atto II 2.13 Recitativo: Alla Reggia D'intorno 4:22 No. 8 Duetto: 2.14 Se La Vita Ancor Te Cara 4:05 2.15 Quella Ricortdati 4:12 2.16 Senti! 5:03 No. 9 Coro, Scena E Aria 3.1 In Questo Augusto Soggiorno Arcano 4:28 3.2 Ebben, Compiasi Omai 2:52 3.3 In Si Barbara Sciagura 5:21 3.4 Al Gran Cimento 3:29 3.5 Recitativo: Calmati, Principessa 2:11 3.6 No.4 Aria: La Sperenza Piu Soave 7:22 3.7 Recitativo: No, Non Ti Lascio 3:22 No. 11 Duetto: 3.8 Ebbene.. A Te: Ferisci 4:56 3.9 Fiorno D'orror! E Di Contento 8:02 No. 12 Scena, Doro E Aria: 3.10 Il Di Gia Cade 4:34 3.11 Ah! La Sorte Ci Tradi 6:32 3.12 Ah! Signore! Assur! 4:32 3.13 Recitativo: Oh Nero Eccesso! 1:01 No. 13 Finale II: 3.4 Un Traditor, Con Empio Ardir 6:56 3.15 Al Mio Pregar T'arrendi - L'usato Ardir 5:30 3.16 Ninia!... 6:12 Companies, etc. Produced For – Rossini in Wildbad Phonographic Copyright (p) – Naxos Rights US, Inc. Copyright (c) – Naxos Rights US, Inc. Recorded At – Trinkhalle, Bad Wildbad Recorded At – Rossini in Wildbad Recorded By – SWR Credits Bass Vocals – Andrea Mastroni, Raffaele Facciola Bass Vocals [Assur] – Lorenzo Regazzo Chorus – Camerata Bach Choir, Poznań* Chorus Master, Conductor [Assistant Conductor] – Tomasz Potkowski Co-producer – Südwestrundfunk Composed By – Gioachino Rossini* Conductor – Antonino Fogliani Contralto Vocals [Arsace] – Marianna Pizzolato Edited By – Anette Siidhu-Ingenhoff Edited By [Critical edition by] – Alberto Zedda, Philip Gossett Engineer – Norbert Vossen, Siggi Mehne Libretto By – Gaetano Rossi Liner Notes – Reto Müller Liner Notes [English Translation] – David Stevens Music Director [Artistic Director Rossini Festival] – Jochen Schönleber Other [Synopsis] – Reto Müller Producer – Siegbert Ernst Soprano Vocals – Marija Jokovic Soprano Vocals [Semiramide] – Alex Penda* Tenor Vocals – Vassilis Kavayas Tenor Vocals [Idreno] – John Osborne Notes Recorded live at the Trinkhalle, Bad Wildbad, Germany, 18th, 19th, 22nd July 2012 for the XXIV ROSSINI IN WILDBAD Festival (Artistic director: Jochen Schönleber). Made in Germany Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 730099034074 SPARS Code: DDD Rights Society: GEMA Label Code: LC 05537 Related Music albums to Semiramide by Rossini Gioacchino Rossini - Matilde Di Shabran Mozart, Peter Schreier, Arleen Auger, Iulia Várady, Edith Mathis, Helen Donath, Werner Krenn, Salzburger Mozarteum Choir, Das Mozarteum Orchester Salzburg, Leopold Hager - Lucio Silla Reinhard Keiser / Gemischter Chor Zweisimmen / Jörg Ewald Dähler - Markus Passion Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa Ludwig, Hermann Prey, Waldemar Kmentt, Graziella Sciutti, Karl Dönch, Chor Der Wiener Staatsoper, Wiener Philharmoniker, Karl Böhm - Così Fan Tutte Leonardo Vinci - Capella De' Turchini, Antonio Florio - Li Zite 'Ngalera (The Lovers On The Galley) Gioacchino Rossini - Rossini Cantatas Vol. 2 Rossini - Sutherland • Horne • Serge • Rouleau • Malas, London Symphony Orchestra, Richard Bonynge - Semiramide [Atto I (Parte Prima] Rossini, Sutherland, Horne, Rouleau, Serge, Malas, London Symphony, Bonynge - Semiramide Georg Philipp Telemann, La Stagione, Michael Schneider - Hamburgische Kapitänsmusik 1755 Antonio Vivaldi - Teuzzone.
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