M. Haydn: Endimione / Brunner, Salzburger Hofmusik

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Label: CPO
Release Date: August 6, 2021

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Featuring ⌄

COMPOSER

HAYDN, MICHAEL
PERFORMER

Salzburger Hofmusik, Brunner

Product Details ⌄

RELEASE DATE

August 06, 2021
UPC

761203528820
CATALOG NUMBER

555288-2
LABEL

CPO
NUMBER OF DISCS

2
GENRE

Classical

Works ⌄

Introduction

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: o Nice, Nice, che fai? (Diana, Nice)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Ulrike J. Hofbauer

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Aria: Non ti celar (Diana)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: Dunque fallace ancora (Nice, Diana, Amor)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Aleksandra Zamojska, Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: Va' pure (Amore)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Aria: Quel ruscelleto (Amore)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: Care selve romite (Nice, Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Aria: Dimmi che vaga (Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: Se provassi una volta (Nice, Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Aria: Nell' amorosa face (Nice)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Recitative: Lode al Ciel, che partissi (Endimione, Amor)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Nicholas Spanos, Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Cavatina: Selve amiche (Diana, Endimione, Amor)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Nicholas Spanos, Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act I: Duet: Se non m'inganni (Diana, Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Dove, dove ti sprona (Diana, Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Aria: Vado per un momento (Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Ferma, Diana, ascolta (Amore, Diana)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Lydia Teuscher, Aleksandra Zamojska

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Aria: Se s'accende (Amore)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Odimi, Alceste (Nice, Amor)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Lydia Teuscher

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Aria: O fa che m'ami (Nice)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Mi addita, o bella Nice (Nice, Endimione)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Nice, tu fuggì in vano (Nice, Diana)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Aleksandra Zamojska

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Misero Endimione! (Amore, Diana, Nice)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Lydia Teuscher, Aleksandra Zamojska, Ulrike J. Hofbauer

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Aria: Amor, che nasce con la speranza (Diana)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Recitative: Se il tuo laccio è sì caro (All)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Lydia Teuscher, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner
Act II: Chorus: Viva e trionfi il Nume arciero (All)

Composer: Michael Haydn

Ensemble: Salzburger Hofmusik

Performer: Aleksandra Zamojska, Ulrike J. Hofbauer, Lydia Teuscher, Nicholas Spanos

Conductor: Wolfgang Brunner

Michael Haydn wrote his Italian “Serenata” to a libretto by Metastasio on the theme of the lover’s grief felt by the goddess Diana, who took vows of chastity without thinking that she might be hit by Amor’s arrows. This opera in two acts from 1778 celebrated its premiere during Michael Haydn’s lifetime but then was forgotten for more than two centuries; it was first performed again in full in Salzburg in 2018 and now is finally available on cpo. The performance was a cooperative venture of the Institute for Mozart Interpretation, Salzburger Hofmusik, and Johann Michael Haydn Society. The term “serenata” should not be mistakenly equated with “serenade.” It refers to musical tributes for instruments and voices performed mostly in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries for occasions such as coronations, weddings, and birthdays and ranging in genre from the secular cantata to the full-scale opera. After the successful performance drehpunktkultur. at wrote: “Johann Michael Haydn, the great Joseph’s ‘little brother,’ the ‘Salzburg Haydn,’ is always good for surprises. Wolfgang Brunner introduced the composition with humorous wit and supplied finely felt and energetic accents at the harpsichord, also in the arias. His approach to the performance of the work was perfect and in original sound. The Hofmusik – and, in its sole short appearance, the Mozart University Vocal Ensemble – performed with animo and sympathetic feeling. The audience was extremely pleased.”