Montaño conducts GEMS FROM THE SPANISH BAROQUE ZARZUELA with La Madrileña
La Madrileña, a period instrument orchestra conducted by José Antonio Montaño, is to make public appearance again this coming 27th of October in the Auditorio Caja de Musica in the Palacio de Cibeles (Madrid). On this occasion, the orchestra presents the program “Joyas de la Zarzuela Barroca”, “ Gems from the Spanish Baroque Zarzuela”, that will see the participation of the soprano Susana Cordón.
The program, performed with baroque instruments, is an extraordinary opportunity for early music lovers as it will take them on a journey to the XVIII century. Through a selection of overtures and arias from the Zarzuela, we can savor the work of the most prestigious composers of this genre such as José de Nebra, Rodriguez de Hita, Martín y Soler and Boccherini.
GEMS FROM THE SPANISH BAROQUE ZARZUELA
Conductor & Harpsichord. José Antonio Montaño
Soprano. Susana Cordón
La Madrileña
PROGRAMME
José de Nebra (1702-1768)
IPHIGENIA EN TRACIA (1747)
Overture
Orestes Aria “Llegar ninguno intente”
Iphigenia Recitado & Aria “Piedad, señor”
Luigi Boccherini (1743-1805)
Symphony Nº 9 in B flat major Op. 21/1
Allegro assai
Andantino con moto
Presto assai
José de Nebra (1702-1768)
AMOR AUMENTA EL VALOR (1728)
Horacio Recitado & Aria“Ay amor, ay Clelia mía”
Antonio Rodríguez de Hita (1724-1787)
LAS LABRADORAS DE MURCIA (1769)
Teresa Aria “Mi bien está turbado”
Vicente Martín y Soler (1754-1806)
LA MADRILEÑA o IL TUTORE BURLATO (1775)
Overture
Violante Seguidilla “Inocentita y niña”
José de Nebra (1702-1768)
DONDE HAY VIOLENCIA, NO HAY CULPA (1744)
Seguidilla “Siento en el pecho un áspid”
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