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Thank you. Every note counts. Not too many; not too few. Perfect.
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I was at the Bayreuth Baroque Festival last September
https://www.bayreuthbaroque.de/
Among other things we saw Alessandro nell’Indie by Leonardo Vinci, his last opera, composed just before he was murdered in 1730. Vinci was one of about eighty composers, including many that era’s most famous ones, who used a libretto by Metastassio (Pietro Antonio Domenico Bonaventura) for this opera. As usual he took enough liberties with history to make the story into something that has almost nothing to do with events as they really transpired. Additionally, this production took some inspiration from Bollywood to include a lot of dancing, unrelated to the narrative but like so many arias and baroque opera in general in many ways basically simply an excuse to sing and make music, an exercise in fantasy with no attempt at serious drama in the 19th and 20th century tradition of Grand Opera.
Alessandro nell'Indie - Leonardo Vinci
https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/110627-00 ... rdo-vinci/
It was performed at the Margravial Opera House, which is small (it only seats five hundred people) but might just be the most beautiful opera house in the world.
You can see it here:
https://3dtopevent.info/show.php?full=8 ... lture.html
Use your cursor to take in the view.
https://www.bayreuthbaroque.de/
Among other things we saw Alessandro nell’Indie by Leonardo Vinci, his last opera, composed just before he was murdered in 1730. Vinci was one of about eighty composers, including many that era’s most famous ones, who used a libretto by Metastassio (Pietro Antonio Domenico Bonaventura) for this opera. As usual he took enough liberties with history to make the story into something that has almost nothing to do with events as they really transpired. Additionally, this production took some inspiration from Bollywood to include a lot of dancing, unrelated to the narrative but like so many arias and baroque opera in general in many ways basically simply an excuse to sing and make music, an exercise in fantasy with no attempt at serious drama in the 19th and 20th century tradition of Grand Opera.
Alessandro nell'Indie - Leonardo Vinci
https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/110627-00 ... rdo-vinci/
It was performed at the Margravial Opera House, which is small (it only seats five hundred people) but might just be the most beautiful opera house in the world.
You can see it here:
https://3dtopevent.info/show.php?full=8 ... lture.html
Use your cursor to take in the view.
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