Solimano

Kitap Almanca İtalyanca İran× Tarih× Senaryo - Tiyatro× Osmanlı× 16. yy× Müzik×

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Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca

Johann Adolf Hasse

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Yayın Yılı:

1753

Yayın Yeri:

Dresda (Dresden)

Yayıncı:

Stössel

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Web adresi:

http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/12204/1/4P.ital.33.pdf

Operatör:

Nur Mine Çiloğlu

Güncelleyen:

Nur Mine Çiloğlu

Özet:

Migliavacca, Giannambrogio; Hasse, Johann Adolf: Solimano. Drama Per Musica, Da Rappresentarsi Nel Teatro Della Regia Elettoral Corte Di Dresda Nel Carnevale Dell'Anno MDCCLIII. Dresda: Stössel, 1753 (Parallelsachtitel: Soliman, ein Singspiel, welches auf dem Königl. Pohln. und Churfürstl. Sächs. Hof-Theater in Dresden, zur Carnevals-Zeit ist aufgeführet worden Im Jahr 1753)

Beste / Composer: Johann Adolf Hasse
Libretto: Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca

Description by Rita Laurance:
Johann Adolf Hasse's opera Solimano premiered at the court of Dresden on February 5, 1753. It was the second libretto by the rather mediocre poet Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca set by Hasse. Mogliavacca's recitative verses displeased Hasse greatly, and the composer was forced to rewrite them several times. One of Hasse's strengths is text settings. He was able to set any kind of poetry, whether in ancient Latin or contemporary Italian prose, equally effectively; all he required was a good text. And recitative stromentato provides some of the finest, most dramatic music in many of his operas, so Migliavacca's shortcomings were a source of serious frustration to him. The most attractive part of the opera is the spectacle, which is elaborate, and the rather "exotic" settings of ancient Turkey and Persia. The story concerns the intrigues over the succession to the Turkish throne, and the romances between the princesses of Persia and the sons of the king of Turkey. Elaborate battle scenes were depicted using hundreds of "extras" as soldiers of the Persian and Turkish armies in crowd scenes. And various beasts, such as horses, elephants, and camels, were used in the production to evoke the correct ambiance of the opera's exotic locale. The sets for the production were extremely sumptuous, and crowned by a final night scene on the banks of the Tigris, with the lights of Babylon shining in the distance, and the light of the moon and stars reflecting off of the ships in the harbor.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solimano_(Hasse)

Beste / Composer: Johann Adolf Hasse
Libretto: Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca

Description by Rita Laurance:
Johann Adolf Hasse's opera Solimano premiered at the court of Dresden on February 5, 1753. It was the second libretto by the rather mediocre poet Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca set by Hasse. Mogliavacca's recitative verses displeased Hasse greatly, and the composer was forced to rewrite them several times. One of Hasse's strengths is text settings. He was able to set any kind of poetry, whether in ancient Latin or contemporary Italian prose, equally effectively; all he required was a good text. And recitative stromentato provides some of the finest, most dramatic music in many of his operas, so Migliavacca's shortcomings were a source of serious frustration to him. The most attractive part of the opera is the spectacle, which is elaborate, and the rather "exotic" settings of ancient Turkey and Persia. The story concerns the intrigues over the succession to the Turkish throne, and the romances between the princesses of Persia and the sons of the king of Turkey. Elaborate battle scenes were depicted using hundreds of "extras" as soldiers of the Persian and Turkish armies in crowd scenes. And various beasts, such as horses, elephants, and camels, were used in the production to evoke the correct ambiance of the opera's exotic locale. The sets for the production were extremely sumptuous, and crowned by a final night scene on the banks of the Tigris, with the lights of Babylon shining in the distance, and the light of the moon and stars reflecting off of the ships in the harbor.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solimano_(Hasse)