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Giulio Cesare

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1116: 1683: 2027: 1694:. He also designed the stage set. The score was modified and augmented by the musician J. G. Linike: he added orchestral accompaniments in some of the recitatives and introduced six ballet scenes, with one for Cleopatra's attendants during the Parnassus scene and a grand ballet before the final chorus. Unlike the Braunschweig performance and perhaps because Linike had recently been to London, not all the male roles were sung by tenors and basses: Cesare was sung by a castrato and Sesto by a soprano. The opera remained in the Hamburg repertoire until 1737, shortly before the demise of the failing company, although one performance in 1726 had an audience of only three and one performance in 1735 was cancelled for lack of an audience. 1737: 1849: 1401: 1390: 143: 945: 1804:("When by storms"). Chrysander's faithful rendition of Handel's original score was accompanied in 1878 by a seven volume compendium of opera and oratorio songs prepared for Breitkopf & Hārtel by Victorie Gervinus, widow of the Handel scholar Georg Gottfried Gervinus. The possible voice types—soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto, tenor, bass—are given for each aria or recitative. All the texts were in German with no reference to Italian or English; and in all the seven volumes there are only six numbers from 2591: 153: 1841: 2392: 681:). As Tolomeo tries to seduce Cornelia, Sesto rushes in to kill Tolomeo, but is stopped by Achilla. Achilla announces that Cesare (in the attempt to run from soldiers) has jumped from the palace window and died. Achilla asks again for Cornelia's hand in marriage but is turned down by Tolomeo. Furious, Achilla leaves. Sesto feels devastated and attempts to kill himself but is prevented from doing so by his mother; he repeats his vow to kill Tolomeo. (Aria: 1530: 5495: 1421:
aria "Piangero"; divided strings for Cesare's arioso-aria "Aure de per pieta". The final chorus for full orchestra with divided horns has a central interlude in the minor key with a duet for Cesare and Cleopatra accompanied only by oboes and continuo. It is preceded by another duet for Cesare and Cleopatra and an orchestral march with obbligato trumpet (not in the autograph manuscript and not always performed).
569:). Pompeo's second wife, Cornelia, begs for mercy for her husband's life. Cesare agrees, but on the condition that Pompeo must see him in person. Achilla, the leader of the Egyptian army, presents Cesare with a casket containing Pompeo's head. It is a token of support from Tolomeo, the co-ruler of Egypt (together with Cleopatra, his sister). Cornelia faints, and Cesare is furious about Tolomeo's cruelty. (Aria: 40: 1281: 750: 5516: 1625:" constructed from the original opera and other operas by Handel. In the accompanying libretto Arnold stated, "The original, however, offering a great number of incongruities, both in the language and the conduct, several material alterations have been thought absolutely necessary, to give the piece a dramatic consistency, and to suit it to the refinement of a modern audience." 653:). Thinking that there is no hope, Cornelia tries to take her own life, but is stopped by Sesto, who is escorted by Nireno. Nireno reveals the bad news that Tolomeo has given orders for Cornelia to be sent to his harem. However, Nireno also comes up with a plan to sneak Sesto into the harem together with Cornelia, so Sesto can kill Tolomeo when he is alone and unarmed. (Aria: 542: 1473:
score in July 1724. In May 1724, however, an unauthorised edition had appeared printed by Daniel Wright, advertised as being available in "Musick Shops": Wright, probably acting on behalf of Walsh, had printed the score using a quicker but inferior stamping process on pewter: as a softer metal than copper, pewter could be stamped without raising its temperature.
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singers are partial to songs in which melody and importance are so equally divided; but this air was chosen to do honour to the abilities of Handel, on a day when they were to shine in great splendor. And Signor Pacchierotti, by his judicious choice and excellent performance, at once contributed to the blaze of this great composer's reputation, and his own.
665:). Still smitten with her, Cesare arrives in Cleopatra's palace. However, Curio suddenly bursts in and warns Cesare that he has been betrayed, and enemies are approaching Cesare's chambers and chanting "Death to Cesare". Cleopatra reveals her identity and after hearing the enemies heading for them, asks Cesare to flee, but he decides to fight. (Aria: 4258: 1412:. The basic orchestra consists of oboes, strings and continuo. The horns, divided into four parts, are used in the opening and closing choruses. Other obbligato instruments are used to add orchestral colour to individual arias: a hunting horn for Cesare's aria "Va tacito"; divided alto recorders for the central 1589:
performed separately in concerts, including in London in 1729 and Manchester in 1745. There were also a few concerts in the 1720s where some of the more popular arias were performed. In 1789, following the culmination of Handel Commemoration concerts, a further volume of songs was published in London entitled
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for domestic music-making continued when one of Handel's two arrangements of the overture for harpsichord–the less ornamented and polished of the two–was included in Walsh's second collection of Handel overtures published in 1727; the chorus with horns was included as a dance. The overture itself was
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as "short and squat". The set is architectural and generic, not a specific locale, and the costumes for the men are also generic, with some inspiration from ancient Roman military attire; breastplates, armoured skirts and leg armour, combined with plumes on the headdresses. Such costumes were worn by
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each, make full use of the vocal capabilities of the singers. Cornelia and Sesto are more static characters because they are completely taken by their primary emotions, she with pain because of her husband's death and constantly constrained to defend herself from the advances of Achilla and Tolomeo,
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desires to depose her brother in order to become the sole ruler of Egypt. She joins Cornelia and Sesto in their plans for vengeance and entreats Cesare to aid her. Following her overtures, Cesare falls in love with Cleopatra. Her brother attempts to assassinate Cesare, but he escapes. It is reported
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Whoever is able to read a score, and knows the difficulty of writing in five real parts, must admire the resources which Handel has manifested in this. The French-horn part, which is almost a perpetual echo to the voice, has never been equalled in any air, so accompanied, that I remember. Few great
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Later in 1724, several arias or "favourite songs" from the opera were included in the second of two pocket songbooks, "A Pocket Companion for Gentlemen and Ladies", printed by Cluer and Creake and edited by Richard Neale. The texts were provided in Italian mostly with English translations by Carey,
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violin and divided bassoons in Cesare's aria "Se in fierto"; alto recorders in unison for Cornelia's aria "Cesa omai"; a solo violin for Cleopatra's aria "Venere bella"; sustained bassoons in unison for Cleopatra's aria "Se pieta"; transverse flute, first violins and obbligato cello for Cleopatra's
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which was repeated three times; the king unfortunately died two weeks after the event. The spectacle, entitled "The Joy and Happiness of the British Nation," involved a lengthy sung prologue with illuminations and an epilogue with fireworks ignited within the opera theatre. The entertainments were
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and silent film. Hagen's performing edition was significantly altered from Handel's score: it was translated into German, heavily edited and reorchestrated, with the male castrato roles transposed down for baritone, tenor or bass. As well as local singers for the chorus, the cast included Wilhelm
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following the positive public response to the performances, Handel decided to use the printers Cluer and Creake in order to produce pocket-sized vocal scores and songbooks in high quality copper engravings, a time-consuming process. Cluer and Creake produced a first official edition of the vocal
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The most elaborate and ravishing orchestration occurs at the beginning of act 2 in Cleopatra's aria "V'adoro, pupille" sung in the guise of Lidia to seduce Cesare. On stage there is a tableau of the Temple of Virtue, below Mount Parnassus with a second orchestra or "symphony" of nine instruments
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to Cleopatra that Cesare has drowned while in flight. She is taken captive by her brother. Cesare, who has escaped drowning, enters to free his beloved. Tolomeo is slain by Sesto, because he forced himself upon Cornelia against her will. Cesare makes Cleopatra Queen of Egypt and returns to Rome.
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for each singer, thus making full use of their vocal capabilities. Curio and Nireno were not allotted any arias in the original version, only singing in recitatives, although they take part in the first and final choruses. However, Handel composed an aria for Nireno for a later revival in 1730.
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with trumpets, horns and drums played from the galleries which contrasted with the flutes and violins that accompanied the Roman gods and nymphs on stage for the prologue. At the base of a large sculpture of George I, suitably attired singers portrayed Britain, Ireland, France, America and the
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Although a caricature, the contemporary engraving of Senesino on the left, Francesca Cuzzoni and castrato Gaetano Berenstadt on the right, provides valuable information about the visual aspect of the original performances of Handel operas. The illustration is probably of a scene from Handel's
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Burney described the audience in the Pantheon as restless during the recitative (sung in Italian), remarking that the original opera house audience had been captivated by the dramatic music. He described it as "the finest piece of accompanied recitative, without symphonies, with which I am
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it was first performed in 1725 with revivals in 1727 and 1733. The opera was sung wholly in Italian using the 1724 London edition, but with some of Cornelia's arias altered. Ballets were also inserted for Egyptians at the end of act 1 and for eunuchs and concubines at the end of act 2.
732:). Cesare then proclaims Egypt's liberation from tyranny, and wishes for the glory of Rome to spread far and wide. For the final chorus, the entire cast (including the dead Achilla and Tolomeo) gathers on stage to celebrate the power of love and the triumph of good over evil (Chorus: 1647:
had reported that Italians in the audience in London had rated the opera as a masterpiece. The trip, which lasted from July to September, had initially been planned for the previous year when, following similar favourable newspaper reports, fully staged performances of
709:). While looking for Tolomeo, Sesto finds the wounded, nearly dead Achilla, who hands Sesto a seal authorizing him to command his armies. Cesare appears and demands the seal, promising that he will either save both Cornelia and Cleopatra or die (Aria: 1772:
in the 19th century; opera seria had been supplanted by oratorios in the English language with large scale choral writing. By the early nineteenth century operas with librettos by Bussani or music by Handel had become obsolete; the opera
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behind the scene in what Cesare takes to be the "music of the spheres", before the tableau is revealed on-stage as the music burgeons, with rich arpeggios in the harp, double stopping on the viola da gamba and strumming on the theorbo.
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The work is considered by many to be one of Handel's finest Italian operas, possibly even the best in the history of opera seria. It is admired for its superb vocal writing, its dramatic impact, and its deft orchestral arrangements.
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and a sequel in 1724. Some of these songs in the Pocket Companion reappeared in Peter Prelleur's "The Modern Musick-Master", an instructional manual published in 1730 for those learning singing, harpsichord, oboe, flute or violin.
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As with most of his other operas, Handel made several revisions to the score of Giulio Cesare for revivals, adding new arias and cutting others. The listing of arias in this synopsis applies to the original 1724 version.
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Curio and Nireno do not get any arias in the original version, only singing recitatives, though they take part in the first and final choruses. However, Handel composed an aria for Nireno for a later revival in 1730.
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with ships on the river. A "Martial Symphony" ended with the firing of 45 cannons heralding the firework display, after which all the windows and skylights in the theatre had to be opened to release the smoke.
728:). The victorious Cesare and Cleopatra enter Alexandria, and Cesare proclaims Cleopatra to be queen of Egypt and promises his support to her and her country. They declare their love for each other (Duet: 573:). Cesare's assistant, Curio, offers to avenge Cornelia, hoping that she will fall for him and marry him. Cornelia rejects the offer in grief, saying that another death would not relieve her pain. (Aria: 3236: 603:). Cornelia prepares to kill Tolomeo to avenge Pompeo's death, but is stopped by Sesto, who promises to do it instead. Cesare, Cornelia and Sesto go to the Egyptian palace to meet Tolomeo. (Aria: 1464:. These had proven to be popular and were an extra source of income. Even when printed copies of Handel's works were unavailable, Handel—through the offices of his assistant Christopher Smith on 1901:
both conducted it in Munich in 1923; and it was also performed in neighbouring countries such as Austria (Vienna), Switzerland (Basel, ZĂŒrich, Bern), Denmark (Copenhagen) and Poland (PoznaƄ).
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the leading men in Handel operas whether the setting was ancient Rome or Gothic Europe. Cuzzoni, in contrast, wears a contemporary gown such as might have been suitable for presentation at
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acquainted. The modulation is learned, and so uncommon, that there is hardly a chord that the ear expects; and yet the words are well expressed, and the phrases pathetic and pleasing."
127:(1676). The opera was a success at its first performances, was frequently revived by Handel in his subsequent opera seasons and is now one of the most often performed Baroque operas. 1904:
The first American performance took place at the Smith College of Music in Northampton, Massachusetts, on 14 May 1927. The first British revival of a Handel opera was the staging of
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could not participate because of the complications in her private life, so a new female singer was brought in to fill the gaps they created, with Durastanti doubling some parts.
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In Hamburg, where Handel had himself been a violinist in the opera orchestra, the arias were sung in Italian but the recitatives were translated into German by the Englishman
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Guttmann as Cesare, Thyra Hagen-Leisner as Cleopatra, Bruno Bergmann as Tolomeo, Eleanor Reynolds as Cornelia and G. A. Walter as Sesto. Hagen's vocal score was published by
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played by the muses, with muted strings in the pit. The celestial instruments—oboes, bassoons, viola da gamba, harp, theorbo and strings—are first heard off-stage in a
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In the palace, Sesto finds Tolomeo trying to rape Cornelia and kills him. Having successfully avenged Pompeo, Cornelia and Sesto celebrate Tolomeo's death. (Aria:
5449: 4196: 637:). She sings praises of Cupid's darts and Cesare is delighted. Cesare is smitten with Cleopatra, and Nireno tells Cesare that "Lidia" is waiting for him. (Aria: 587:) Achilla brings the news to Tolomeo that Cesare was furious over the murder of Pompeo. Tolomeo swears to kill Cesare to protect his rule of the kingdom. (Aria: 5592: 3244: 1936:
in Birmingham, England. It has subsequently proven to be by far the most popular of Handel's operas, with more than two hundred productions in many countries.
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Hunter, David (2002), "Handel as victim: composer-publisher relations and the discourse of musicology", in David Crawford; George Grayson Wagstaff (eds.),
591:). Cleopatra (in disguise) goes to meet Cesare in his camp hoping that he will support her as the queen of Egypt. Cesare is amazed by her beauty. (Aria: 116: 5418: 1981:. The roles of Tolomeo and Nireno are normally sung by countertenors. The role of Sesto, written for a soprano, is now usually sung by a mezzo-soprano. 5597: 5562: 4697: 4130: 607:). Cleopatra now believes that as she has turned Cesare, Cornelia and Sesto against Tolomeo successfully, the scales are tipped in her favour. (Aria: 4191: 1844:
Oskar Hagen, the German art historian whose programme of Handel operas in Göttingen led to an international revival in performances of Handel operas
1736: 611:). Cesare meets Tolomeo, who offers him a room in the royal apartments, though Cesare tells Curio that he expects Tolomeo to betray him. (Aria: 3866: 400: 1848: 1408:
The opera is scored for transverse flute, two alto recorders, two oboes, two bassoons, four horns, viola da gamba, harp, theorbo, strings and
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After the overture, the entire cast, except Giulio Cesare, gathers on stage for the opening chorus, a victory song which compares Cesare to
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Cleopatra, on the other hand, is a multifaceted character: she uses at first her womanly wiles to seduce Cesare and gain the throne of
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For Handel's previous London operas, the scores and selected arias had been made available to the public by the printer and publisher
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as Cleopatra. Sills' performance in the production, and on the cast recording that followed, made her an international opera star.
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Thyra Leisner-Hagen, wife of Oskar Hagen and sister of the celebrated contralto Emmi Leisner, sang Cleopatra in Göttingen in 1922
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as editor. He produced a comprehensive full score in 1875, using all the available sources in London including those in the
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Furious at Tolomeo for being ungrateful to him despite his loyalty, Achilla plans to defect to Cleopatra's side (Aria:
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and the version became popular throughout Germany, with performances in over 38 different localities within 5 years:
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The first uncut performance of modern times with the voices at correct pitch did not take place until 1977 at the
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End of sinfonia and beginning of Cleopatra's aria "V'adoro, pupille", act 2, scene 2, autograph manuscript, 1723,
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pleads with Cesare to spare her husband. He is about to grant her plea, when the Egyptians led by their boy king
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The discography below lists separately recordings with the title role of Cesare sung at the original pitch (as
1614: 2470: 1747: 705:). However, Cesare is not dead: he survived his leap and is roaming the desert in search of his troops (Aria: 167: 219:, presented by the Royal Academy of Music in 1723, although it has sometimes been identified as a scene from 4936: 4855: 4760: 4264: 3845: 3812: 3206: 2714: 2252: 1591:
Handel's songs selected from his most celebrated operas: for the harpsichord, voice, hoboy, or German flute
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This commemoration, mounted on a giant scale, proved so popular that it was repeated in succeeding years.
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Handel revived the opera (with various changes) three times during his lifetime: in 1725, 1730, and 1732.
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An Account of the Musical Performances in Westminster-Abbey and the Pantheon in Commemoration of Handel
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at the Scala Theatre in London in 1930, by the London Festival Opera Company, singing in English.
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In Cleopatra's palace, while in disguise as "Lidia", she uses her charms to seduce Cesare. (Aria:
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in 1880, with English translations of the Italian texts by Maria X. Hayes, only three came from
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Part of final chorus and duet in minor key for Cesare and Cleopatra, act 3, autograph manuscript
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so that the arias could be sung, played on the harpsichord or, in a transposed version, on the
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had finished, the London cast gave a private concert performance in Paris at the residence of
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On 9 June 1727 Lediard devised a special performance in honour of the 68th birthday of
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Handel's Opera Songs: a collection of fifty-two songs with english and italian words
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Hunter, David (1989), "The Printing of Opera and Song Books in England, 1703-1726",
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has been described as "the audience's touchstone" for the work, in part through its
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Of the fifty two songs from operas and oratorios in the "Royal Edition" selected by
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In 1784, during the centenary commemoration of Handel in Westminster Abbey and the
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Songs Without Words: Keyboard Arrangements of Vocal Music in England, 1560–1760
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Christensen, Thomas (2014), "Soundings Offstage", in Helen M. Greenwald (ed.),
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Plan by Lediard for on-stage firework display in the epilogue to the spectacle
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Burrows, Donald; Coffey, Helen; Greenacombe, John; Hicks, Anthony (2014),
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The Modern Castrato: Gaetano Guadagni and the Coming of a New Operatic Age
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The listing of musical numbers follows the nineteenth century edition of
661:). Meanwhile, Cleopatra waits for Cesare to arrive in her palace. (Aria: 558: 376: 278: 272: 197: 194: 108: 5515: 4488: 4425: 4390: 1885: 1370: 1362: 1331:(III, 3). Her sensual character is described magnificently in the aria 477: 449: 406: 356: 295: 5541: 4005: 3924: 1674:
Within Handel's lifetime, the opera was also performed in Germany. In
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Great Operas: A Guide to 25 of the World's Finest Musical Experiences
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respectively, and which encompass eight arias and two recitatives
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For the first performances in 1724 Giulio Cesare was scored for 4
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The opera's plot is loosely based on historical events during the
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George Frideric Handel: Volume 1, 1609–1725: Collected Documents
1366: 1358: 1336: 473: 441: 269: 4153: 3516: 583:). Cleopatra decides to use her charm to seduce Cesare. (Aria: 3988: 701:). Cleopatra laments losing both the battle and Cesare (Aria: 204:
respectively. Handel composed eight arias and two recitatives
3328: 641:). In Tolomeo's palace, Cornelia laments her fate. (Arioso: 2048:
discography, audio recordings with Cesare at original pitch
156:
Senesino, Cuzzoni and Berenstadt, probably in a scene from
3677:(reprint ed.). Dover Books on Music. pp. 181ff. 595:). Nireno notes that the seduction was successful. (Aria: 1856:
Handel's operas were revived in the twentieth century by
1777:
performed in the Teatro Argentina in Rome in 1821 was by
1719:, with the backdrop changing from the dreaming spires of 524:
bring him the head of Pompeo. Cornelia and Pompeo's son
3623:"Opera Â» 16 Jul 2005 Â» The Spectator Archive" 43:
First edition of July 1724 printed by Cluer and Creake
5530: 1965:
In modern productions, the title role, written for a
1768:
genre, however, there were no public performances of
1347:: one is a small group to play behind the scene with 1316:
and he consumed by vengeance for his father's death.
3507:(1953). "Giulio Cesare". In Biancolli, Louis (ed.). 2414:
discography, audio recordings with Cesare transposed
2375:
conducting the New Symphonic Orchestra of London on
1915:
revived the then virtually unknown opera seria with
948:
Francesca Cuzzoni, who created the role of Cleopatra
5437: 5411: 5380: 5336: 5305: 5151: 5130: 5104: 5065: 5005: 4974: 4895:
Agrippina condotta a morire or Dunque sarĂ  pur vero
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Encomium Musicae: Essays in Honor of Robert J. Snow
4013:Handel, George Frideric (1880), Best, W. T. (ed.), 3531: 3509:The Opera Reader: A Guide to the Best Loved Operas 3138: 3136: 2351:There is also a 1963 recording of highlights with 1485:("With thee is ev'ry pleasure beyond expressing"); 1560:. In his account of the performance, attended by 1523:The favourite songs in the opera of Julius Caesar 1880:was on 5 July 1922, with designs reminiscent of 1658:had been envisaged, with financial support from 1416:section of Sesto's "Svegliativi nel core"; solo 3511:. New York: Grosset & Dunlap. p. 188. 3441: 1570: 753:Senesino, who created the role of Giulio Cesare 3390: 3388: 1746:The nineteenth century saw the publication by 1633:In the summer of 1724, after the first run of 1177:36. Recitativo accompagnato e Aria (Cesare) – 4165: 4077:, Music in Britain, 1600-2000, vol. 13, 4019:, translated by M. X. Hayes, Boosey & Co. 894:Cara speme, questo core tu cominci a lusingar 232:, with a dwarf to serve as her train-bearer. 82: 58:[ˈdʒuːljoˈtʃeːzareineˈdʒitto,-ˈtʃɛː-] 8: 823:Svegliatevi nel core, furie d'un alma offesa 3935:, Eastman Studies in Music, vol. 133, 3316: 3289: 3287: 3201: 3199: 3197: 3195: 2595:The Triumphs of Caesar: the Picture Bearers 2032:Caesar giving Cleopatra the throne of Egypt 528:vows to avenge his death. Tolomeo's sister 62: 4172: 4158: 4150: 1220:39. Recitativo accompagnato (Cleopatra) – 1071:28. Recitativo accompagnato (Cleopatra) – 4131:International Music Score Library Project 4004: 3911:(2), Music Library Association: 328–351, 3429: 3417: 3405: 3379: 3293: 2111:Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg 1977:, or, more frequently in recent years, a 1796:("Hope, no more this heart sustaining"); 1584:The dissemination of Handel's music from 3109: 3107: 2604: 2589: 2408: 2396:The Triumphs of Caesar: the Vase Bearers 2390: 2379:(coupled with a complete performance of 2042: 2025: 1750:of the complete works of Handel for the 1681: 1501:("Hopes beguiling, pleasures smiling"); 1399: 1388: 239: 5537: 3458:, Oxford University Press, p. 41, 3339: 3103: 1942:'s 2005 production of Giulio Cesare by 869:Non Ăš sĂŹ vago e bello il fior nel prato 4698:L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato 3394: 3367: 3351: 3304: 861:8. Recitativo accompagnato (Cesare) – 816:Priva son d'ogni conforto, e pur speme 516:, follows him to Egypt. Pompeo's wife 4634:Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno 3178:. Yale University Press. p. 43. 3117:. Handel House Museum. Archived from 2869:Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment 2601:, fifteenth century, Royal Collection 1513:("Welcome death, oh end my sorrow"); 972:18. Sinfonia e recitativo (Cesare) – 242:Roles, voice types, and premiere cast 56: 7: 5593:Depictions of Julius Caesar in opera 5505: 27:1724 opera by George Frideric Handel 5372:Keyboard suite in D minor (HWV 437) 4638:Il trionfo del Tempo e della VeritĂ  4075:The Lives of George Frideric Handel 3972:, "Towards an understanding of the 1343:(II, 2). This number calls for two 256:First performance, 20 February 1724 4863:Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne 3955:Essays on Handel and Italian Opera 3479:"HĂ€ndel Festspiele Göttingen 2015" 3213:. Handel Institute. Archived from 1876:in 1921. The first performance of 1452:The King's Theatre, London, where 1257:Caro! – Bella! – PiĂč amabile beltĂ  1018:SĂŹ spietata, il tuo rigore sveglia 25: 5028:Funeral Anthem for Queen Caroline 4120:arias and operatic roles database 4034:The New Grove Dictionary of Opera 2008:historically informed performance 1434:Performance history and reception 1288:, who created the role of Tolomeo 1255:43. Duetto (Cleopatra, Cesare) – 1196:Quel torrente, che cade dal monte 837:Non disperar; chi sa? se al regno 711:Quel torrente, che cade dal monte 423:Cleopatra's and Tolomeo's servant 123:, which had been set to music by 5598:Depictions of Cleopatra in opera 5563:Operas by George Frideric Handel 5540: 5514: 5504: 5494: 5493: 5049:Wedding anthem for Princess Anne 4256: 3563:Maddocks, Fiona (29 June 2024). 1860:and other Handel enthusiasts in 1800:("Ye dear eyes so tender"); and 1798:V'adoro, pupille, saette d'amore 1517:("Lamenting, complaining"); and 1241:Non ha piĂč che temere quest'alma 1105:L'aure che spira tiranno e fiero 962:e recitativo (Cesare, Nireno) – 3647:Bratby, Richard (3 July 2024). 932:16. Duetto (Cornelia, Sesto) – 5470:Handel & Hendrix in London 1611:Caro, bella, piu amabile belta 1489:("My life my only treasure"); 730:Caro! Bella! PiĂč amabile beltĂ  32:Giulio Cesare (disambiguation) 1: 5143:Music for the Royal Fireworks 4642:The Triumph of Time and Truth 3780:. T. 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The arias included were: 1061:27. Aria e Coro (Cesare) – 999:Deh piangete, oh mesti lumi 643:Deh piangete, oh mesti lumi 563:Viva, viva il nostro Alcide 549:seated at the harpsichord, 166:was first performed at the 5614: 4097:Annals of Opera, 1597–1940 3959:Cambridge University Press 3876:The New KobbĂ©'s Opera Book 3791:Cambridge University Press 3751:, Met Opera, 27 April 2013 3534:The Rough Guide to Opera 4 1137:Dal fulgor di questa spada 790:Presti omai l'egizia terra 695:Dal fulgor di questa spada 651:SĂŹ spietata, il tuo rigore 575:Priva, son d'ogni conforto 567:Presti omai l'Egizia terra 512:, in pursuit of his enemy 456:, first, second and third 312:her brother, King of Egypt 29: 5488: 5388:Handel Reference Database 5366:The Harmonious Blacksmith 5056:Foundling Hospital Anthem 4944:O lucenti, o sereni occhi 4877:Ode For St. Cecilia's Day 4187: 3953:Strohm, Reinhard (2008), 3842:Handel's Operas 1704–1726 3699:"Giulio Cesare in Egitto" 3673:Lang, Paul Henry (2011). 3454:Howard, Patricia (2014), 3237:"Giulio Cesare in Egitto" 3176:First Nights at the Opera 3148:Handel (Master Musicians) 1826:Nel tuo seno, amico sasso 1814:Priva son d'ogni conforta 1456:had its first performance 1276:Characterisation of roles 1222:Voi, che mie fide ancelle 1037:L'angue offeso mai riposa 986:Se in fiorito ameno prato 888:Nel tuo seno, amico sasso 659:L'angue offeso mai riposa 639:Se in fiorito ameno prato 601:Nel tuo seno, amico sasso 121:Giacomo Francesco Bussani 5403:Hallische HĂ€ndel-Ausgabe 5393:HĂ€ndel-Werke-Verzeichnis 5381:Catalogs and collections 3931:Mangsen, Sandra (2016), 3538:. Rough Guides. p.  3530:Boyden, Matthew (2007). 3207:"List of Handel's works" 2574:MĂŒnchner Bach-Orchester 2540:Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau 2022:Cesare at original pitch 1950:-inspired choreography. 1511:Se pieta di me non senti 1499:La speranza all alma mia 1325:Se pietĂ  di me non senti 1252:42. Sinfonia / La Marche 1092:Belle dee di questo core 1079:Se pietĂ  di me non senti 1031:Cessa omai di sospirare! 997:21. Arioso (Cornelia) – 886:11. Arioso (Cornelia) – 850:L'empio, sleale, indegno 679:Belle dee di questo core 675:Se pietĂ  di me non senti 589:L'empio, sleale, indegno 5568:Italian-language operas 4902:Allor ch'io dissi addio 4856:Aci, Galatea e Polifemo 4761:Joseph and his Brethren 4126:Giulio Cesare in Egitto 3987:Degott, Pierre (2014), 3846:Oxford University Press 3813:Oxford University Press 3753:, Met Opera on Demand; 3266:Steen, Michael (2014). 3030:cat.: EAN 044007438565 2828:cat.: EAN 824121001407 2715:Lorraine Hunt Lieberson 2577:LP: Deutsche Grammophon 2481:MĂŒnchner Philharmoniker 2345:cat.: EAN 709861305360 2253:Les Musiciens du Louvre 1830:Tutto puĂČ donna vezzosa 1775:Giulio Cesare in Egitto 1509:("Gazing on my idol"); 1226:40. Aria (Cleopatra) – 1164:35. Aria (Cleopatra) – 1090:30. Arioso (Tolomeo) – 1077:29. Aria (Cleopatra) – 1048:26. Aria (Cleopatra) – 1012:Se a me non sei crudele 978:19. Aria (Cleopatra) – 898:13. Aria (Cleopatra) – 875:Tutto puĂČ donna vezzosa 873:10. Aria (Cleopatra) – 655:Cessa omai di sospirare 647:Se a me non sei crudele 605:Cara speme, questo core 597:Tutto puĂČ donna vezzosa 200:and the famous soprano 164:Giulio Cesare in Egitto 81:17), commonly known as 49:Giulio Cesare in Egitto 18:Giulio Cesare in Egitto 5328:Concerti grossi, Op. 6 5323:Concerti grossi, Op. 3 5318:Organ concertos, Op. 7 5313:Organ concertos, Op. 4 5088:Queen Caroline Te Deum 4831:The Choice of Hercules 4181:George Frideric Handel 4073:Hunter, David (2015), 3675:George Frideric Handel 2854:Angelika Kirchschlager 2815:Gran Teatro del Liceo 2680:English National Opera 2602: 2406: 2160:English National Opera 2040: 1853: 1845: 1748:Breitkopf & HĂ€rtel 1743: 1723:to the night sky over 1704:Georg Philipp Telemann 1687: 1575: 1549: 1457: 1405: 1397: 1289: 1239:41. Aria (Cornelia) – 1153:DomerĂČ la tua fierezza 1126: 1029:24. Aria (Cornelia) – 949: 835:6. Aria (Cleopatra) – 754: 699:DomerĂČ la tua fierezza 554: 180: 160: 149: 147:George Frideric Handel 105:Royal Academy of Music 101:George Frideric Handel 83: 72:Julius Caesar in Egypt 44: 4916:Clori, Tirsi e Fileno 3867:Harewood, The Earl of 3757:, Met Opera Database. 3627:The Spectator Archive 3430:Dean & Knapp 1995 3418:Dean & Knapp 1995 3406:Dean & Knapp 1995 3380:Dean & Knapp 1995 3294:Dean & Knapp 1995 3172:Kelly, Thomas Forrest 3071:Orchestra and Chorus 2925:cat.: HMD 9909008/09 2728:Staatskapelle Dresden 2593: 2402:, Fifteenth century, 2394: 2299:cat.: MDG 609 1604-2 2283:Tassis Christoyannis 2270:Kristina Hammarström, 2029: 1851: 1843: 1794:PiangerĂČ la sorte mia 1792:, all for Cleopatra: 1739: 1685: 1617:staging a revival of 1532: 1487:Non ha piu che temere 1483:Non e si bello e vago 1451: 1403: 1392: 1329:PiangerĂČ la sorte mia 1283: 1166:PiangerĂČ la sorte mia 1151:34. Aria (Tolomeo) – 1135:32. Aria (Achilla) – 1118: 1016:23. Aria (Tolomeo) – 1010:22. Aria (Achilla) – 947: 926:15. Aria (Achilla) – 814:4. Aria (Cornelia) – 784:Viva il nostro Alcide 752: 726:Non ha piĂč che temere 703:PiangerĂČ la sorte mia 593:Non Ăš si vago e bello 585:Non disperar, chi sĂ ? 547:Nicola Francesco Haym 544: 394:Giuseppe Maria Boschi 370:Margherita Durastanti 277:Francesco Bernardi (" 176: 155: 145: 113:Nicola Francesco Haym 42: 5450:Letters and writings 4923:Dalla guerra amorosa 4584:Va tacito e nascosto 4577:Svegliatevi nel core 4197:List of compositions 4144:Friedrich Chrysander 4079:Boydell & Brewer 3937:Boydell & Brewer 3844:(Revised ed.), 3382:, pp. 504, 507. 3014:Il Giardino Armonico 2996:Anne Sofie von Otter 2915:Concerto Copenhagen 2911:Lars Ulrik Mortensen 2711:Mary Westbrook-Geha, 2565:Ernst Gerold Schramm 2335:Il Complesso Barocco 2308:Marie-Nicole Lemieux 2291:Orchestra of Patras 2240:Anne Sofie von Otter 2214:cat.: HMC 901385/87 1822:Svegliatevi nel core 1810:Alma del gran Pompeo 1758:Friedrich Chrysander 1741:Friedrich Chrysander 1609:as well as the duet 1558:Alma del gran Pompeo 1503:Chi perde un momento 1493:("Cruel creature"); 1269:Chi Perde un Momento 1267:45. 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Aria (Sesto) – 1035:25. Aria (Sesto) – 934:Son nata a lagrimar 892:12. Aria (Sesto) – 867:9. Aria (Cesare) – 801:3. Aria (Cesare) – 788:2. Aria (Cesare) – 740:Musical description 623:Son nata a lagrimar 571:Empio, dirĂČ, tu sei 244: 138:Composition history 4975:Latin church music 4965:Un'alma innamorata 4930:Del bell'idolo mio 4909:Aure soavi e lieti 3485:on 9 February 2017 3408:, pp. 505–507 3121:on 6 February 2015 3069:Metropolitan Opera 3001:Philippe Jaroussky 2993:Christophe Dumaux, 2943:Christophe Dumaux, 2811:Michael Hofstetter 2692:DVD: Arthaus Musik 2621:Cesare, Cleopatra, 2605: 2603: 2487:cat.: C 351 943 D 2471:Hans GĂŒnter Nöcker 2427:Tolomeo, Cornelia, 2425:Cesare, Cleopatra, 2409: 2407: 2059:Cesare, Cleopatra, 2043: 2041: 1854: 1846: 1744: 1732:Nineteenth century 1688: 1664:Anastasia Robinson 1550: 1458: 1439:Eighteenth century 1406: 1398: 1290: 1286:Gaetano Berenstadt 1271:. (act 2 appendix) 1127: 1120:Anastasia Robinson 1073:Che sento? 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Royal Academy of Music
libretto
Nicola Francesco Haym
earlier libretto
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Roman Civil War

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