Marie Lys & Abchordis Ensemble / Andrea Buccarella
Gennaro Manna: Arias in world premiere
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Recorded live at the Geertekerk Utrecht, 29 August 2019
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About this concert
As the son of one of Naples’ most prominent musical families Gennaro Manna was blessed with a pen both versatile and skilled. And as an icon of the Neapolitan opera seria, with his lively and galant style of music, he trod the path between Baroque and pre-Classical. During the Utrecht Early Music Festival 2019, Abchordis Ensemble performs the world premiere of his finest arias, alternated with instrumental works by Durante, Porpora and Santangelo.
Programme
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Domenico Sarro
Introduzione
(from: Arsace, Naples 1718)1679-1744 -
Gennaro Manna
Recitatief: Qual di questi due nomi dovrò porre in oblio?*
Aria: Ah già vedo che torbido il giorno*
(from: Lucio Papiro dittatore, Rome 1748)1715-1779 -
Francesco Durante
Concerto II per archi
Affettuoso
Presto1684-1755 -
Gennaro Manna
Recitatief: Ove son?*
Aria: Ombre funeste e pallide*
(from: Tito Manlio, Rome 1742) -
Aniello Santangelo
Sonate op. 1 nr. 9*
Largo
Allegro
Largo
Gicaca. 1710-1771 -
Gennaro Manna
Cara ti lascio
(from: Lucio Vero, Naples 1745) -
Nicola Popora
Ouverture
(from: Deianira, Iole ed Ercole, Serenata à 3 voci, Naples 1711/2)1686-1768 -
Gennaro Manna
A trionfar mi chiama*
(from: Didone abbandonata, Venice 1751)*world premiere
About the performers
In 2011 Abchordis was born of a desire to rediscover hitherto unknown masterpieces from the Italian Baroque. Under Andrea Buccarella’s direction the ensemble carries out extensive research, and has earned two artistic residencies, in Ambronay and in Pavia. In 2013 the ensemble was invited to participate in the REMA Showcase (Réseau Européen de Musique Ancienne). 2016 saw the release of its first CD entitled Stabat Mater, with unpublished Neapolitan Baroque works. Its second CD, Dies Irae, followed in 2018.