Spontini: Le metamorfosi di Pasquale (Live) Orchestra Sinfonica G. Rossini & Giuseppe Montesano

• Gaspare Spontini (1774 - 1851): Le metamorfosi di Pasquale:
• 1Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Sinfonia (Live)06:16
• 2Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Venga pur, signor padrone (Live)05:18
• 3Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Lisetta, che hai a dirmi? (Live)02:55
• 4Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Senza un soldo al suo comando (Live)03:02
• 5Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Son dieci anni che giro (Live)05:34
• 6Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: E perché all’amor mio costui s’oppone? (Live)05:29
• 7Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Intermezzo. Improvvisazione al fortepiano (Live)01:30
• 8Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Il caso è brutto assai! (Live)01:08
• 9Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Sol per te, mio diletto tesoro (Live)05:08
• 10Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Ah, temo che l’amore (Live)01:12
• 11Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Ahi, la testa! (Live)05:02
• 12Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Ma questo che significa? (Live)02:12
• 13Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Come! Cosa! Questa ragazza amabile (Live)03:52
• 14Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Pasqual, ci siamo (Live)03:26
• 15Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Parla, Lisetta mia (Live)04:23
• 16Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Oh, vuoi star fresco affè (Live)01:02
• 17Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Deh, in questo core (Live)03:17
• 18Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Che intese dire! (Live)02:06
• 19Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Ah, dov’è chi ha l’ardimento (Live)05:05
• 20Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Mi voglio divertire con costui (Live)01:03
• 21Le metamorfosi di Pasquale: Se a far di qua un bel scampo (Live)15:22
• Total Runtime01:24:22

Info for Spontini: Le metamorfosi di Pasquale (Live)

Gaspare Spontini’s Le metamorfosi di Pasquale was premiered in Venice in 1802. The one-act farce, on a libretto by Giuseppe Foppa, was to be his last work for the Italian stage. Following its premiere, the young composer moved to Paris and then to Berlin, during which time the score became lost, and remained so until 2016, when it was unearthed in the library of the Dukes of Ursel in Belgium. This release is the world première recording of the opera in a co-production between the Fondazione Pergolesi Spontini di Jesi and the Fondazione Teatro La Fenice di Venezia; it uses the critical edition by Federico Agostinelli.

Baurzhan Anderzhanov, bass baritone (Pasquale)
Carlo Feola, bass baritone (Barone)
Michela Antenucci, soprano (Costanza)
Daniele Adriani, tenor (Il Cavaliere/Un Sergente)
Davide Bartolucci, baritone (Frontino)
Orchestra Sinfonica G. Rossini
Giuseppe Montesano, conductor

Giuseppe Montesano
The musician from Turin studied piano and composition at his hometown conservatory while simultaneously deepening his literary and philosophical interests at the University of Turin.

He studied orchestra conducting (Bachelor and Master of Arts) under Professor Georg Mark at the Konservatorium Wien Privatuniversität and in Milano at the Conservatorio G. Verdi with Maestro Vittorio Parisi.

He has been scholarship holder of the foundation” Associazione per la Musica De Sono”.

Directly after his education he became assintant conductor of the Houlencourt Soloists Chamber Orchestra, where he worked together with artists like Guy Braunstein, Boris and Evelyn Berezovsky and Richard Galliano. In the seasons 2013-15 he served as assistant condcutor of Walter Kobera for the Neue Oper Wien (Vienna) and in the season 2015-16 he was assistant condcutor of Philippe Jordan at the Vienna Symphony Orchestra for several projects. 2017 he was appointed music director of the Wiener Hofburg Orchester and Wiener Residenzorchester.

Recent engagements include his debut appearances with the Orchestra of the Teatro di San Carlo di Napoli, Orchestra Filarmonica Toscanini, Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino, Festival Pergolesi Spontini, Teatro GB. Pergolesi di Jesi, Orchestra da Camera Polledro, Savaria Symphony Orchestra (Hungary), Szolnok Symphony Orchestra (Hungary) and Orchestra Filarmonica de Stat Arad (Romania).

Since the summer 2018 he is faculty member in the opera and conducting departments of the Vienna Summer Music Festival, where he conducted „La Boheme“ and where in 2019 he will lead the productions of „Gianni Schicchi“ and „Suor Angelica“.

Active as mentor for young conductors and coach for singers, 2019 he will be guest conductor in the Opera Studio of the Conservatorio di Milano for the production of „Don Giovanni“.

In the Season 2019/20 he will debut in the Theater Basel (Switzerland) with „La Boheme“.

Giuseppe Montesano won several prizes in national and international festivals and competitions both in choral and in orchestra conducting (Among them: 1st prize at the International Competition for Orchestra Conductors in Graz 2011, 1st prize at the International Competion for Opera Conductors in Costanta 2016, „Premio dell´istituzione concertistica Magna Grecia“ 2017)

He conducted several concerts, operas and operettas in Austria, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Irland, Italy, Romania, Russia, Hungary and USA.

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