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Armida

Arias by Gluck, Jommelli, Haydn and Handel

Annette Dasch (soprano)

Bayerische Kammerphilharmonie, David Syrus

Armida
Annette Dasch copes admirably with the high tessitura of "Ah! Ti sento", and there is some exciting coloratura in the Rinaldo aria and in "Se pietade avete" from Haydn's last opera for Eszterháza....

Armida

Arias by Gluck, Jommelli, Haydn and Handel

Annette Dasch (soprano)

Bayerische Kammerphilharmonie, David Syrus

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Annette Dasch copes admirably with the high tessitura of "Ah! Ti sento", and there is some exciting coloratura in the Rinaldo aria and in "Se pietade avete" from Haydn's last opera for Eszterháza....

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The story of the infidel Saracen princess Armida, who falls in love with the Christian knight Rinaldo, has been a frequent source of inspiration for opera composers. For her début CD on the Sony Classical label, Berlin-born soprano Annette Dasch has selected Armida arias from four different operas, plus a cantata

Contents and tracklist

Ah! Si la liberté me doit être ravie
Track length3:40
La chaîne de l'hymen m'étonne
Track length1:35
Ah! Quelle cruauté de lui ravir le jour!
Track length1:42
Venez, secondez mes désirs
Track length2:23
Venez, venez, Haine implacable
Track length2:35
Chaconne
Track length6:17
Sinfonia
Track length5:04
Ah! Ti sento
Track length7:08
Ah! Crudele, e pur ten' vai
Track length4:56
In tanti affani miei
Track length3:45
Se pietade avete, oh Numi
Track length6:28
Ah, non ferir: T'arresta
Track length4:56
Odio, furor, dispetto
Track length2:19

Awards and reviews

December 2007

Annette Dasch copes admirably with the high tessitura of "Ah! Ti sento", and there is some exciting coloratura in the Rinaldo aria and in "Se pietade avete" from Haydn's last opera for Eszterháza. David Syrus and the orchestra are first-rate: indeed, the Gluck Chaconne and the Jommelli Sinfonia are, so to speak, worth hearing in their own right.
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