Intermedi della Pellegrina Firenze 1589 - An Itinerant Show in the Boboli Gardens
Intermedi della Pellegrina Firenze 1589 - An Itinerant Show in the Boboli Gardens
Mit Werken von:
Cristofano Malvezzi (1543-1599)
, Luca Marenzio (1553-1599)
, Giulio Caccini (1545-1618)
, Jacopo Peri (1561-1633)
, Emilio de' Cavalieri (1550-1602)
Mitwirkende:
Rossana Bertini, Elena Bertuzzi, Candida Guida, Mauro Borgioni, Coro Ricercare Ensemble, Modo Antiquo, Federico Maria Sardelli, Marco Angelilli
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6 Intermedi anlässlich der Hochzeitsfeierlichkeiten von Großherzog Ferdinand I mit Christina von Lorraine.
Musik von Malvezzi, Marenzio, Caccini, de' Bardi, Peri, de' Cavalieri
(Eine Produktion des Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino; Regie: Valentino Villa; Choreographie: Marco Angelilli) - Laufzeit: 80 Min.
- Tonformat: stereo / DTS-HD 5.1 MA
- Bild: 16:9 (1080i)
- Untertitel: Italienisch, Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Koreanisch
- Künstler: Marco Angelilli, Rossana Bertini, Elena Bertuzzi, Candida Guida, Mauro Borgioni, Coro Ricercare Ensemble, Modo Antiquo, Federico Maria Sardelli
- Label: Dynamic, 2019
- FSK ab 0 freigegeben
- Bestellnummer: 9598712
- Erscheinungstermin: 24.1.2020
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In Florenz wurde am 2. Mai 1589 die Hochzeit des Großherzogs Ferdinando I. de’ Medici und Christine von Lothringen gefeiert, um die Pracht des Hauses der Medici eindrucksvoll zu demonstrieren. Hinter dieser offiziellen Veranstaltung stand ein ehrgeiziges Projekt, an dem ein unglaubliches Team der wichtigsten Dichter und Musiker der damaligen Zeit beteiligt war: Cristofano Malvezzi, Luca Marenzio, Giulio Caccini, Jacopo Peri, Emilio De’ Cavalieri und Graf Giovanni De’ Bardi, wurden mit der Komposition der Intermezzi für Girolamo Bargaglis Theaterstück »La Pellegrina« beauftragt. Die aufsehenerregende Vorstellung, die mit Hilfe einer komplexen Bühnenmaschinerie im Boboli-Garten des Palazzo Pitti aufgeführt wurde, war auf Anhieb ein so großer Erfolg, dass die Zwischenspiele in den folgenden Tagen in zwei weiteren Stücken aufgeführt wurden.
430 Jahre später inszenierte das Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Zusammenarbeit mit der Galleria Degli Uffi die erste moderne Inszenierung der »Intermedi della Pellegrina«. Der Barockspezialist Federico Maria Sardelli dirigiert sein Ensemble Modo Antiquo und wird vom Chorleiter Alberto Allegrezza mit dem Ensemble Coro Ricercare und der Compagnia Dramatodìa unterstützt.
Florence, May 2nd, 1589: in occasion of the wedding of the Grand Duke Ferdinando I and Christina of Lorraine an impressive celebration apparatus was put up to display the magnificence of the Medici household. Behind this official event lied an ambitiuos project which involved an incredible team of the most important poets and musicians of the time, such as Cristofano Malvezzi, Luca Marenzio, Giulio Caccini, Jacopo Peri, Emilio De’ Cavalieri as well as Count Giovanni De’ Bardi, who was engaged to compose the Intermedi for Girolamo Bargagli’s play La Pellegrina. Renaissance intermediums were sumptuous musical interludes inserted between the acts of a theatrical show on allegorical and moral themes with eclectic references to classical mythology. They are considered as the forerunners of musical opera. The spectacular show, which was performed using a complex stage machinery set up in Palazzo Pitti’s Boboli gardens , was an immediate success, so much that the intermediums were performed in the days to follow during another two plays. The Six intermediums in La Pellegrina provide for choral madrigals, double and triple choirs, solo accompanied numbers and instrumental pieces, inserted into the impressive and sumptuous staging by Bernando Buontalenti. 430 years later, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in collaboration with Galleria Degli Uffizi produces the first staging in modern times of the Intermedi della Pellegrina through an itinerant show in Palazzo Pitti’s Boboli Gardens. Stage director Valentino Villa’s approach was to “attempt at an ironic historical reconstruction, [where] imageries blur together, classical mythology is grafted onto contemporary iconography”. Conductor Federico Maria Sardelli leads Modo Antiquo and Chorus Master Alberto Allegrezza is at the head of Coro Ricercare Ensemble and Compagnia Dramatodìa.
430 Jahre später inszenierte das Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Zusammenarbeit mit der Galleria Degli Uffi die erste moderne Inszenierung der »Intermedi della Pellegrina«. Der Barockspezialist Federico Maria Sardelli dirigiert sein Ensemble Modo Antiquo und wird vom Chorleiter Alberto Allegrezza mit dem Ensemble Coro Ricercare und der Compagnia Dramatodìa unterstützt.
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Florence, May 2nd, 1589: in occasion of the wedding of the Grand Duke Ferdinando I and Christina of Lorraine an impressive celebration apparatus was put up to display the magnificence of the Medici household. Behind this official event lied an ambitiuos project which involved an incredible team of the most important poets and musicians of the time, such as Cristofano Malvezzi, Luca Marenzio, Giulio Caccini, Jacopo Peri, Emilio De’ Cavalieri as well as Count Giovanni De’ Bardi, who was engaged to compose the Intermedi for Girolamo Bargagli’s play La Pellegrina. Renaissance intermediums were sumptuous musical interludes inserted between the acts of a theatrical show on allegorical and moral themes with eclectic references to classical mythology. They are considered as the forerunners of musical opera. The spectacular show, which was performed using a complex stage machinery set up in Palazzo Pitti’s Boboli gardens , was an immediate success, so much that the intermediums were performed in the days to follow during another two plays. The Six intermediums in La Pellegrina provide for choral madrigals, double and triple choirs, solo accompanied numbers and instrumental pieces, inserted into the impressive and sumptuous staging by Bernando Buontalenti. 430 years later, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in collaboration with Galleria Degli Uffizi produces the first staging in modern times of the Intermedi della Pellegrina through an itinerant show in Palazzo Pitti’s Boboli Gardens. Stage director Valentino Villa’s approach was to “attempt at an ironic historical reconstruction, [where] imageries blur together, classical mythology is grafted onto contemporary iconography”. Conductor Federico Maria Sardelli leads Modo Antiquo and Chorus Master Alberto Allegrezza is at the head of Coro Ricercare Ensemble and Compagnia Dramatodìa.
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Disk 1 von 2 (DVD)
- 1 Abspann
Intermedi della Pellegrina (6 Intermedi)
- 2 Dalle più alte sfere (1. Intermedio - L'armonia delle Sfere)
- 3 Noi che, cantando, le celesti sfere
- 4 Sinfonia a 6
- 5 Doplcissime Sirene
- 6 A voi, regali amanti
- 7 Coppia gentil d'avventurati amanti
- 8 Sinfonia (2. Intermedio - La Contesa fra le Pieridi e le Muse)
- 9 Belle ne fe' natura
- 10 Chi dal delfino aita
- 11 Se nelle voci nostre
- 12 O figlie di Piero
- 13 Qui di carne si sfama (3. Intermedio - Il Cimbattimento di Apollo col serpente Pitone)
- 14 O valoroso Dio
- 15 O mille volte e mille
- 16 Io che dal ciel (4. Intermedio - Demoni celesti annunciano l'avvento di un'epoca felice)
- 17 Sinfonia a 6
- 18 Or che le due grand'alme
- 19 Miseri abitator del cieco Averno
- 20 Io che l'onde raffreno (5. Intermedio - Arione e il delfino)
- 21 E noi, con questa bella
- 22 Sinfonia a 6
- 23 Dunque fra torbid'onde
- 24 Lieti, solcando il mare
- 25 Del vago e bel sereno (6. Intermedio - Appare in cielo Giove con il consilio degli dei)
- 26 O qual, o qual risplende
- 27 Godi, turba mortal
- 28 O fortunato giorno
- 29 O che nuovo miracolo