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DVD
BAC 013
Hercules
von Händel, Georg Friedrich | Bondy / Christie / Shimell / Didonato / +
erschienen am 17.02.2006
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Inhalt
Track | Titel | Komponist | Interpret | Dauer |
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1-001 | Hercules (Herkules) HWV 60 (Oratorium) (Gesamtaufnahme) | Komponist: Händel, Georg Friedrich | Sopran: Bohlin, Ingela Mezzosopran: Didonato, Joyce ... | |
1-001-001 | Ouvertüre (1. Akt) | |||
1-002-002 | See, with what sad dejectio in her looks | |||
1-003-003 | Non longer, Fate, relentless frown | |||
1-004-004 | O Hercules! why art thou absent from me? | |||
1-005-005 | The world, when day's career is run - Princess! be comfored, and hope the best | |||
1-006-006 | My son! dear image of thy absent sire! | |||
1-007-007 | I feel, I feel the god, he fills my breast! | |||
1-008-008 | He said, the sacred fury left his breast | |||
1-009-009 | There is myrtle shades reclined | |||
1-010-010 | Despair not; but let rising hope suspend excess of grief | |||
1-011-011 | Where congeal 'd the northern streams | |||
1-012-012 | O filial piety! courageous love! | |||
1-013-013 | Banish your fears! Alcmena's god-like son lives | |||
1-014-014 | Begone, my fears, fly, hence, away | |||
1-015-015 | A train of captives | |||
1-016-016 | The smiling hours | |||
1-017-017 | Let none despair, relief may come though late | |||
1-018-018 | March | |||
1-019-019 | Thanks to the pow'rs above, but chief to thee, father of gods | |||
1-020-020 | My father! ah! methinks I see | |||
1-021-021 | Now farewell, arms! from hence the tide of time - The god of battle quits the bloddy field | |||
1-022-022 | Crown with festal pomp the day | |||
1-023-023 | Sinfonia (2. Akt) | |||
1-024-024 | Why was I born a princess - How blest the maid, ordain'd to dwell | |||
1-025-025 | It must be so! fame speaks aloud my wrongs | |||
1-026-026 | When beauty sorrow's liv'ry wears | |||
1-027-027 | Whence this unjust suspicion? | |||
1-028-028 | Ah think! what ills the jealous prove - It is too sure that Hercules is false | |||
1-029-029 | My godlike master? - As stars that rise and disappear | |||
1-030-030 | In vain you strive his falshood to disguise | |||
1-031-031 | Jealousy! Infernal pest | |||
1-032-032 | She knows my passion, and has bared me breathe my am'rous vouws | |||
1-033-033 | Banish love from thy breast | |||
1-034-034 | Forgive a passion, which restless sways - From celestial seats descending | |||
1-035-035 | Wanton god of am'rous fires | |||
1-036-036 | Yes, I congratulate your titles | |||
1-037-037 | Alcides' name in latest story | |||
1-038-038 | Oh, glorious pattern of heroic deeds! | |||
1-039-039 | Resign thy club and lion's spoils | |||
1-040-040 | You are deceived! some villain has belied | |||
1-041-041 | Dissembling, false perfidous Hercules | |||
1-042-042 | Cease, ruler of the day, to rise | |||
1-043-043 | Some kinder pow'r inspire me to regain | |||
1-044-044 | Lichas, thy hands shall to the temple bear - But see, the princess Iole | |||
1-045-045 | Forgive me Princess, if my jealous frenzy | |||
1-046-046 | Joys of freedom, joys of pow'r | |||
1-047-047 | Father of Hercules, great Jove, oh, help - Love an Hymen, hand in hand | |||
2-001-048 | Sinfonia (3. Akt) | |||
2-002-049 | Ye sons of Trachin, mourn your valiant chief | |||
2-003-050 | Oh, scene of uneampled woe! | |||
2-004-051 | Oh, fatal jealousy! - Tyrants now no more shall dread | |||
2-005-052 | Oh, Jove! what land is this? | |||
2-006-053 | Great Jove! releive his pains! | |||
2-007-054 | Let not fame the tidings spread | |||
2-008-055 | Where sahell I fly? where hide this guilty head? | |||
2-009-056 | Lo the fair fatal cause of all this ruin | |||
2-010-057 | My breast with tender pity swells | |||
2-011-058 | Princess, rejoice! whose heav'n-directed hand | |||
2-012-059 | Words are too faint so speak the warring passions | |||
2-013-060 | O prince, whose virtues all admire | |||
2-014-061 | Ye sons of freedom, now in ev'ry clime - To him your gratitude duly belongs |