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    BA5817-01

    Gluck: Sacred and Secular Vocal Music

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    • Composer: Christoph Willibald Gluck
    • Editor: Yuliya Shein
    • Binding: Hardcover
    • Work Language: Italian
    • ISMN: 9790006575688
    • Size: 10.4 x 13.0 inches
    • Pages: 109
    • Urtext / Critical Edition

    Description

    This volume offers a collection of individual sacred and secular vocal pieces that have come down to us under the name of Christoph Willibald Gluck. The selection of the works is premised on the assumed and probable authenticity of the compositions established on the basis of the transmission and the ascertained contexts of origin. The first part, "Sacred Vocal Music", includes the only surviving work by Gluck on a liturgical text, the psalm setting "De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine", while the second part, "Secular Vocal Works", comprises nine pieces on secular texts deriving from varying contexts of origin. On the one hand these are arias which can be attributed to specific opera productions Gluck was involved with, on the other hand, these are "Einlage-Arien" (insert arias) and individual pieces composed for concert performances. The volume also offers a facsimile of the extant texts to the lost "Cori da cantarsi".

    In the Preface and Critical Commentary, the editor Yuliya Shein discusses in detail the complex questions regarding the assessment of the sources and the individual pieces' contexts of origin and performance.

    Contents:

    • Bildbeigaben
    • De profundis
    • Alto-Stimme mit Anmerkung von Antonio Salieri im Stimmensatz WSt
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift W
    • Titelblatt and erste Seite des Full Scoredruckes E
    • Arie "Ha negli occhi un tale incanto"
    • Erste and siebte Seite des Autographs A
    • Arie "Temer di perdere per rio sospetto"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift B
    • Arie "Rendimi alle ritorte"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift H
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift S
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift W
    • Arie "Oh dei! Che dolce incanto"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift D
    • Ausschnitt aus der Full Scoreabschrift B
    • Beginn der Arie im Stimmensatz BSt (Violino I)
    • Beginn der Arie im Particell BCeB
    • Arie "Che legge spietata"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift P
    • Arie "Per tutto il timore perigli m'addita"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift P
    • Arie "Che pena è la mia"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift W
    • Canzonetta "O notte mia diletta"
    • Erste Seite der Full Scoreabschrift S
    • Air "Je vois tomber le rival qui m'outrage"
    • Titelblatt der gesamten Abschrift and Beginn des Airs in der Full Scoreabschrift Tn
    • Arsace (Pasticcio), Textbuch zur Aufführung Hamburg 1748
    • Temistocle (Pasticcio), Textbuch zur Aufführung Kopenhagen 1749
    • Tircis et Doristée (Opéra-comique), Textbuch zur Auffführung Laxenburg 1756
    • Cori da cantarsi in Schloshoff, Textbuch 1754
    • Teil I: Geistliche Vokalmusik
    • De profundis
    • Teil II: Weltliche Vokalmusik
    • Arie "Ha negli occhi un tale incanto"
    • Arie "Temer di perdere per rio sospetto" aus dem Pasticcio Arsace (Hamburg 1748)
    • Arie "Rendimi alle ritorte" aus dem Pasticcio Arsace (Hamburg 1748)
    • Arie "Oh dei! Che dolce incanto" aus dem Pasticcio Temistocle (Kopenhagen 1749)
    • Arie "Che legge spitata"
    • Arie "Per tutto il timore perigli m'addita"
    • Arie "Che pena è la mia"
    • Canzonetta "O notte mia diletta"
    • Air "Je vois tomber le rival qui m'outrage" aus Tircis et Doristée (Laxenburg 1756)
    • Kritischer Bericht
    • Abkürzungsverzeichnis