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Rodelinda

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Rodelinda
faithful to her deposed husband, Bertarido. [Br. Opera: Handel, Rodelinda, Westerman, 50–52]


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This recording is in the taste of the times, with relatively few ornaments on the da capo repeats in opera arias from Muzio Scaevola, Rodelinda, and Radamisto, and without much of the dramatic inflection, both there and in the various Messiah selections, which we expect from today's performers.
War and Peace will be only his fourth show with the COC (he also directed Britten's Peter Grimes, Handel's Rodelinda and Wagner's Gotter-dammerung), but he's worked at the Met, Santa Fe Opera, Glim-merglass and others in the U.
Handel's sexiest duet, 'Io t'abbraccio' from Rodelinda, is but one of the ardent, always sensual songs of yearning in Duetti Amorosi.
 
 
 
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