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Betulia Liberata Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Pietro Metastasio BETULIA LIBERATA 1771 Éditionsǀ ǀ Copyright © 2018 Nicolas Sceaux, Les Talens Lyriques – Christophe Rousset. Nicolasǀ ǀ Sheet music from http://nicolas.sceaux.free.fr typeset using LilyPond on 2018-11-16. Sceauxǀ ǀ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License — free to download, distribute, modify and perform. 2 TABLE DES MATIÈRES Libretto .......................................... 3 1-0 Overtura ......................................... 12 Parte Prima 1-1 Recitativo. Ozia: Popoli di Betulia, ah qual v’ingombra . 23 1-10 Aria. Giuditta: Del pari infeconda ................... 79 1-2 Aria. Ozia: D’ogni colpa la colpa maggiore ............ 24 1-11 Recitativo. Ozia, Cabri, Giuditta: Oh saggia, oh santa, 1-3 Recitativo. Cabri, Amital: E in che sperar? ............ 47 oh eccelsa donna! ................................. 91 1-4 Aria. Cabri: Ma qual virtù non cede .................. 48 1-12 Aria con Coro. Ozia, Coro: Pietà, se irato sei ........... 93 1-5 Recitativo. Ozia, Cabri, Amital: Già le memorie antiche . 54 1-13 Recitativo. Oh saggia, oh santa, oh eccelsa donna! ..... 100 1-6 Aria. Amital: Non hai cor, se in mezzo a questi ......... 56 1-14 Aria. Achior: Terribile d’aspetto ..................... 102 1-7 Recitativo. Ozia, Amital, Coro: E qual pace sperate ..... 65 1-15 Recitativo. Ti consola, Achior ....................... 112 1-8 Aria con Coro. Ozia, Coro: Pietà, se irato sei ........... 67 1-16 Aria. Giuditta: Parto inerme, e non pavento ........... 114 1-9 Recitativo. Cabri, Amital, Ozia, Giuditta: Chi è costei, 1-17 Coro: Oh prodigio! Oh stupor! ....................... 133 che qual sorgente aurora ........................... 74 Parte Seconda 2-1 Recitativo. Achior, Ozia: Troppo mal corrisponde ...... 144 2-9 Recitativo. Ozia, Amital: Di tua vittoria un glorioso 2-2 Aria. Ozia: Se Dio veder tu vuoi ..................... 148 effetto ............................................ 210 2-3 Recitativo. Ozia, Achior, Amital: Confuso io son ....... 161 2-10 Aria. Amital: Con troppa rea viltà ................... 210 2-4 Aria. Amital: Quel nocchier che in gran procella ....... 162 2-11 Recitativo. Quanta cura hai di noi, Bontà Divina! ..... 215 2-5 Recitativo. Lungamente non dura ................... 179 2-12 Aria. Carmi: Quei moti che senti ..................... 217 2-6 Aria. Giuditta: Prigionier che fa ritorno .............. 189 2-13 Recitativo. Seguansi, o Carmi, i fuggitivi ............. 224 2-7 Recitativo. Achior: Giuditta, Ozìa, popoli, amici: io cedo. 205 2-14 Coro. Lodi al gran Dio che oppresse .................. 225 2-8 Aria. Achior: Te solo adoro .......................... 206 Copyright © 2018 Nicolas Sceaux, Les Talens Lyriques – Christophe Rousset. — Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License 3 LIBRETTO CABRI PARTE PRIMA Ma qual virtù non cede Fra tanti oggetti e tanti Ozìa, Amital, Cabri e Coro Ad avvilir bastanti li più feroce cor? [p. 23] RECITATIVO Se non volendo ancora OZIA Si piange agli altrui pianti, Popoli di Betulia, ah qual v'ingombra Se impallidir talora Vergognosa viltà! Pallidi, affliti, Ci fa l'altrui pallor? Tutti mi siete intorno! E ver, ne stringe D'assedio pertinace il campo assiro: [p. 54] RECITATIVO Ma non siam vinti ancor. Dunque sì presto OZIA Cedete alle sventure? Io, più di loro, Già le memorie antiche Temo il vostro timor. De' nostri mali Dunque andaro in oblio? Che ingrata è questa Questo, questo è il peggior: questo ci rende Dimenticanza, o figli! Ah ci sovvenga Inabili a' ripari. Ogni tempesta Chi siam, qual Dio n'assiste, e quanti e quali Al nocchier che dispera Prodigi oprò per noi. Chi a' passi nostri E tempesta fatal, benché leggiera. Divise l'Eritreo, chi l'onde amare Ne raddolcì, negli aridi macigni [p. 24] ARIA Chi di limpidi umori OZIA Ampie vene ci aperse, e chi per tante D'ogni colpa la colpa maggiore Ignote solitudine infeconde E l'eccesso d'un empio timore, Ci guidò, ci nutrì, potremo adesso Oltraggioso all'eterna pietà. Temer che ne abbandoni? Ah no. Minaccia Chi dispera, non ama, non crede: Il superbo Oloferne Ché la fede, l'amore, la speme Già da lunga stagion Betulia; e pure Son tre faci che splendono insieme, Non ardisce assalirla. Eccovi un segno Né una ha luce se l'altra non l'ha. Del celeste favor. [p. 47] RECITATIVO CABRI CABRI Sì; ma frattanto E in che sperar? Più crudelmente il condottier feroce Ne distrugge sedendo. I fonti, ond'ebbe AMITAL La città, già felice, acque opportune, Nella difesa forse Il tiranno occupò. L'onda che resta, Di nostre schiere indebolite e sceme A misura fra noi Dall'assidua fatica? estenuate Scarsamente si parte; onde la sete Dallo scarso alimento? intimorite Irrìta e non appaga, Dal pianto universal? Fidar possiamo Nutrisce e non estingue. Ne' vicini già vinti? Negli amici impotenti? in Dio sdegnato? AMITAL A tal nemico, CABRI Che per le nostre vene Scorri per ogni lato Si pasce, si diffonde, ah con qual'armi La misera città; non troverai Resisterem? Guardaci in volto; osserva Che oggetti di terror. Gli ordini usati A qual segno siam giunti. Alle querele Son negletti o confusi. Altri s'adira Abili ormai non sono i petti stanchi Contro il Ciel, contro te; piangendo accusa Dal frequente anelar, le scabre lingue, Altri le proprie colpe antiche e nuove; Le fauci inaridite. Umore al pianto Chi corre, e non sa dove; Manca su gli occhi nostri, e cresce sempre Chi geme, e non favella; e lo spavento Di pianger la cagion. Né il mal più grande Come in arida selva appresa fiamma Per me, che madre sono, Si comunica e cresce. Ognun si crede E la propria miseria; i figli, i figli Presso a morir. Già ne' congedi estremi Vedermi, oh Dio! miseramente intorno Si abbracciano a vicenda Languir così, né dal mortale ardore I congiunti, gli amici; ed è deriso Poterli ristorar; questa è la pena Chi ostenta ancor qualche fermezza in viso. Che paragon non ha, che non s'intende [p. 48] ARIA Da chi madre non è. Sentimi, Ozìa; Tu sei, tu che ne reggi, Copyright © 2018 Nicolas Sceaux, Les Talens Lyriques – Christophe Rousset. — Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License 4 BETULIA LIBERATA Delle miserie nostre AMITAL La primiera cagione. Iddio ne sia A questa legge attenderemo. Fra noi giudice e te. Parlar di pace OZIA Con l'Assiro non vuoi; perir ci vedi Or voi Fra cento affanni e cento; Co' vostri accompagnate E dormi? e siedi irresoluto e lento? Questi che al Ciel fervidi prieghi invio, [p. 56] ARIA Nunzi fedeli in fra' mortali e Dio. AMITAL [p. 67] ARIA CON CORO Non hai cor, se in mezzo a questi OZIA Miserabili lamenti Pietà, se irato sei, Non ti scuoti, non ti desti, Pietà, Signor, di noi: Non ti senti intenerir. Abbian castigo i rei, Quanto, oh Dio, siamo infelici Ma l'abbiano da te. Se sapessero i nemici, Anche a lor di pianto il ciglio CORO Si vedrebbe inumidir. Abbian castigo o rei, Ma l'abbiano da te. [p. 65] RECITATIVO OZIA OZÌA Se oppresso chi t'adora E qual pace sperate Soffri da chi t'ignora, Da gente senza legge e senza fede, Gli empii diranno poi: Nemica a nostro Dio? „Questo lor Dio dov'è?“ AMITAL CORO Sempre fia meglio Gli empii diranno poi: Benedirlo viventi, „Questo lor Dio dov'è?“ Che in obbrobrio alle genti Morir, vedendo ed i consorti e i figli [p. 74] RECITATIVO Spirar su gli occhi nostri. CABRI OZÌA Chi è costei, che qual sorgente aurora E se né pure S'appressa a noi; terribile d'aspetto Questa misera vita a voi lasciasse Qual falange ordinata; e a paragone La perfidia nemica? Della luna, del sol bella ed eletta? AMITAL AMITAL Il ferro almeno Alla chioma negletta, Sollecito ne uccida, e non la sete Al rozzo manto, alle dimesse ciglia, Con sì lungo morir. Deh Ozìa, per quanto Di Merari è la figlia. Han di sacro e di grande e terra e cielo, OZIA Per lui, ch'or ne punisce, Giuditta! Gran Dio de' padri nostri, all'armi assire CABRI Rendasi la città. Sì, la fida OZIA Vedova di Manasse. Figli, che dite! OZIA AMITAL Qual mai cagion la trasse Sì, sì, Betulia intera Dal segreto soggiorno in cui s'asconde, Parla per bocca mia. S'apran le porte, Volge il quart'anno ormai? Alla forza si ceda: uniti insieme AMITAL Volontari corriamo So ch'ivi orando Al campo d'Oloferne. Unico scampo Passa desta le notti. E questo; ognun lo chiede. Digiuna i dì: so che donolle il Cielo CORO E ricchezza e beltà, ma che disprezza Al campo, al campo! La beltà, la ricchezza; e tal divenne, OZIA Che ritrovar non spera Fermatevi, sentite. (Eterno Dio, In lei macchia l'invidia o finta o vera. Assistenza, consiglio!) Io non m'oppongo, Ma non saprei… Figli, al vostro pensier: chiedo che solo (Entra Giuditta.) Differirlo vi piaccia, e più non chiedo GIUDITTA Che cinque dì. Prendete ardir. Frattanto Che ascolto, Ozìa! Forse Dio placherassi, e del suo nome [p. 75] Betulia, aimè, che ascolto! All'armi assire La gloria sosterrà. Se giunge poi Dunque aprirem le porte, ove non giunga Senza speme per noi la quinta aurora, Soccorso in cinque dì! Miseri! E questa S'apra allor la città, rendasi allora. E la via d'impetrarlo? Ah tutti siete Copyright © 2018 Nicolas Sceaux, Les Talens Lyriques – Christophe Rousset. — Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License LIBRETTO 5 Colpevoli egualmente. Ad un estremo (Entrano Carmi ed Achior.) li popolo trascorse: e chi lo regge [p. 100] RECITATIVO Nell'altro ruinò. Quello dispera Della pietà divina: ardisce questo CABRI Limitarle i confini. Il primo è vile, Signor, Carmi a te viene. Temerario il secondo. A chi la speme, AMITA A chi manca il timor: E la commessa Né in questo o in quella Custodia delle mura Misura si serbò. Vizio ed eccesso Abbandonò? Non è diverso.
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