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5183 Sung Text HCX 3955183 HANDEL Opera Arias Vol.1 HAENDEL Airs d’opéras vol.1 THOMAS CAMPION (1567–1620) ORIGINAL SUNG TEXT: ITALIAN ITALIANO / ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS Giulio Cesare 4.3 Stille amare, già vi sento (Atto I, Scena 9) Tutte in seno, la morte a chiamar; Già vi sento Cesare smorzare il tormento 1. Va tacito e nascosto Già vi sento tornarmi a bear. Quand’ avido è di preda, Stille amare…la morte a… L’astuto Cacciator. (Cade spirante sopra il sasso.) E chi è a mal far disposto, Riccardo Primo Non brama, che si veda (Atto II, Scena 7) L’inganno del suo Cor. Riccardo Va tacito… 5.1 Nube, che il Sole adombra, Svanisce al fin da quello, (Atto I, Scena 7) E appare allor più bello Con lucido splendor Cesare Il suo sembiante. 2. Non è si vago e bello Il fior nel prato, 5.2 Si fugge il duol, che ingombra Quant’è vago e gentile Le brame del desio, Il tuo bel volto. E fa, che l’idol mio Più amabile sarà D’un fiore il pregio a quello Al core amante. Solo vien dato, Ma tutto un vago Aprile (Atto I, Scena 6) È in te raccolto. Riccardo Non è si vago… 6. Agitato da fiere tempeste, Se il nocchiero rivede sua stella Rodelinda Tutto lieto e sicuro sen va; (Atto III, Scena 4) Più non teme procelle funeste Bertarido Se mostrato gli viene da quelle 3. Vivi, tiranno, Il camino, che salvo lo fa. Io t’ho scampato; Svenami, ingrato, Orlando Sfoga il furor! (Atto II, Scena 11) Volli salvarti Sol per mostrarti, Orlando Ch’ho di mia sorte 7.1 Ah! Stigie Larve, Ah! scelerati spettri, Più grande il cor. Che la perfida donna ora ascondete, Perché al mio amor offeso, Tolomeo Al mio giusto furor non la rendete? (Atto III, Scena 6) Ah! misero e schernito! L’ingrata già m’ha ucciso! Tolomeo Sono lo spirto mio da me diviso, 4.1 Che più si tarda omai, Sono un’ombra, e quel’ombra adesso io voglio Oh neghittose labbra, Varcar là giù ne’ Regni del Cordoglio! A dissetar con queste poche stille, Che Elisa te presenta, Ecco la Stigia barca; L’empio furor della tua sorte irata? Di Caronte a dispetto Si beva, sì! Già solco l’onde nere: Ecco di Pluto 4.2 Inumano fratel, barbara Madre, Le affumicate Soglie, Ingiusto Araspe, dispietata Elisa, E l’arso Tetto. Numi o furie de Ciel, Cielo nemico, Implacabil destin, tiranna sorte, 7.2 Già latra Cerbero, Tutti v’invito E già dell’Erebo A gustar il piacer della mia morte. Ogni terribile Ma tu, Consorte amata, Squalida furia Non pianger, nó, mentre che lieto spiro; Sen viene a me! Basta che ad incontrar l’anima mia, Quando uscirà dal sen, mandi un sospiro. Già latra... 7.3 Ma la furia, che sol mi diè Martoro, 10.2 Cielo! Se tu il consenti, Dov’è? Questo è Medoro! Deh! fa che nel mio seno A Proserpina in braccio Possa anche il ferro entrar; Vedo che fugge. Or a strapparla io corro — Perché a un sì rio dolore Ah! Proserpina piange? Dal misero mio Core Vien meno il mio furore, Sappia col ferro almeno Se si piange all’Inferno anco d’amore! L’uscita ritrovar. 7.4 Vaghe pupille, nò, non piangete, no Cielo! Se tu il sonsenti... Che del pianto ancor nel Regno Può in ogn’un destar pietà. Flavio Vaghe pupille, non piangete, no. (Atto III, Scena 4) Ma sì, pupille, sì, piangete, sì Che sordo al vostro incanto Guido Ho un Core d’Adamanto, 11. Amor, Nè calma il mio furor. Nel mio penar Ma sì, pupille, sì, piangete, sì. Deggio sperar D’esser contento un dì? (Si getta furiosamente dentro alla grotta, Non m’ingannar, che scoppia, vedendosi il mago nel suo carro, Rispondi! che tiene fra le braccia Orlando, e fugge par aria). Tacendo mi confondi: Caro, almen dimmi sì! (Atto III, Scena 8) Amor... Orlando 8.1 Già per la man d’Orlando D’ogni mostro più rio purgato è il mondo! Ora giunge la notte Dalle Cimmerie Grotte, Ed è seco Morfeo, Che i papaveri suoi sul crin misfronda, Porgendomi a gustar di Lete l’onda? 8.2 Già l’ebro mio ciglio Quel dolce liquore Invita a posar. Tu, perfido Amore, Volando e scherzando, Non farmi destar. (si addormenta sopra di un sasso.) (Atto I, Scena 9) Orlando 9.1 T’ubbidirò, crudele; E vedrai in questo Istante, Che della Principessa Fui solo il defensor, ma non amante. 9.2 Fammi combattere Mostri e Tifei, Novi Trofei Se vuoi dal mio valor. Muraglie abbattere, Disfare incanti, Se vuoi ch’io vanti Darti prove d’amor Fammi combattere... (Atto II, Scena 3) Orlando 10.1 È questa la Mercede, Angelica spietata! Del mio amor, di mia fede? Ah, non vi gioverà da me fuggire, Che sino d’Acheronte sulla strada Vi giungerà il mio sdegno, e la mia spada! Julius Caesar Riccardo Primo (Act I, Scene 9) (Act II, Scene 7) Caesar Richard I 1. As crafty Huntsmen, in Pursuit of Prey, 5.1 The Cloud that screens and shadows o’er the Sun Unseen, and hush’d in silence, stalk along: Fleets off, and vanishing flies from before it: So those whom Malice prompts to base Designs, Then does his radiant Countenance appear Conceal from every Eye, their dark Intent More beautifully bright, and more adorn’d, And sheds a double Lustre from his Beams. As crafty Huntsmen… 5.2 So flies the Grief, that gloomily o’ershadow’d (Act I, Scene 7) The bright Desire of my longing Soul, And makes my Idol more lovely still, Caesar To my admiring Eyes, and far more welcome, 2. In all the Bloom of Spring, Than if I ne’er had griev’d, to my fond Heart. No Flower can boast the Beauty you possess; Each has indeed its own peculiar Charm, (Act I, Scene 6) But all the Graces join to make you perfect. Richard I In all the Bloom of Spring… 6. If toss’d by furious Tempests on the Sea The Mariner his wanted Star espies, Rodelinda Joyful and safe he steers his destin’d Course. (Act III, Scene 4) No more he fears the Roar of dreadful Storms; Bertarido For by that Star the Road is pointed out, 3. Live, then, tyrant, Where safe he scudds before the blust’ring Wind. I have freed you; Let me bleed to death, ungrateful man, If toss’d by furious Tempests… Satisfy your rage! Orlando I wished to save you (Act II, Scene 11) Only to show you That I have a heart Orlando Greater than my fate. 7.1 Ah, Stygian Monsters! Ah, ye impious Spectres! Who hide that faithless Woman from my View! Live, then, tyrant… Why render ye not up your guilty Charge To my just Vengeance and offended Love! Tolomeo Wretch that I am! Abandon’d and betray’d! (Act III, Scene 6) The proud ingrate has robb’d me of my Life! I’m now a Shade divided from my Self, Ptolemy A fleeting Shade, and I as such determine 4.1 Why, longer, ling’ring Lips, do you delay, To sink into the gloomy Realms of Woe! By these few Drops, with which this Cup is fraught, (Elisa’s Present) to drink Life away, This is the Stygian Bark! In spite of Charon And quench her thirsty Fury by the Draught? I navigate the dark and dreary Waves! Yes, yes, most heartily I’ll quaff it all: There the Throne rises of tremendous Pluto, Black with redounding Smoke! — Behold the God! 4.2 Inhuman Brother, barbarous Mother! How dreadfully he nods his flaming Head! Unjust Araspes, Elisa cruel Maid, Ye Gods, or rather Furies of the Sky, 7.2 Now Cerberus begins to howl, Implacable tyrannic Destiny, And hideous Furies grimly scowl; That, like sworn Foes, deny me every Aid, From each dark Quarter of the Dead, On every one of you I call, The haggard Forms around me spread. To see, with Pleasure, how I fall: But you! My Bosom’s best beloved Spouse, Now Cerberus… Let no sad Sorrow set upon thy Brows, When, from glad Lips, my parting spirit flows, 7.3 But where’s the Fury that alone torments me! Suffice it that you send one pitying Sigh, This is Medoro in the guilty Arms To meet the Soul, that from this Breast shall fly, Of Proserpine, who skims from my Revenge! And waft it up, with Rapture to the Sky. I fly to rend him from her wanton Clasp! But ah she weeps! Ev’n Proserpine can weep! 4.3 Bitter Drops, ah! now I feel, My Fury softens, and I’m calm again, With Death, through all my Breast, you steal. Since, ev’n in Erebus, Love calls out Tears. Now I feel ye smother Pain, Feel ye make me blest again. Bitter Drops… With Death… (falls down on the stone) 7.4 O lovely Eyes, no longer flow! Flavio For, even in these Realms of Woe, (Act III, Scene 4) A sight so moving will engage Each fury to renounce his Rage. Guido O lovely Eyes, no longer flow! 11. Tell me, Love, ought I to hope, —Yes, rather weep for ever so! Amidst my Sufferings, For I, to your enchanting Woes, To be at last happy? A heart of Adamant oppose, Say, do not deceive me; No Softness shall my Fury know— Thy Silence confounds me: —Yes, rather weep for ever, so. Kindly tell me, yes; (Rushes furiously into the Grotto, which bursts open, Tell me, Love… and discovers the Magician seated in his Car, who clasps Orlando in his Arms, and flies thro’ the Air.) [With one exception, the English translations used are those from the libretti of the first performances in London, reproduced by kind permission (Act III, Scene 8) of Princeton University Library.
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