Ernelinde : tragédie lyrique
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Ernelinde : tragédie lyrique
（French opera in the 17th & 18th centuries, v. 56）
Pendragon Press, c1992
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注記
Words in French
Libretto by A.A.H. Poinsinet
Reprint of the 1769 ed. of the score in the Cambridge Pendlebury Library (20.B.31)
Includes reprint of the libretto. Originally published: Paris : De Lormel, 1768
Bibliography: p. xxx
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Ernelinde is Philidor's most important serious opera, and it marked an epoch at the Paris Opera. It is a thoroughly human drama, dispensing entirely with the supernatural; it is in three acts, not five; and while it retains the spectacular elements and choruses normal in French opera, it is replete with lengthy arias in an Italianate style. It is, moreover, directly influenced by Gluck. Ernelinde was actually more successful with the public when revived in 1777, by which time Gluck's works were well established. However, its bold and compellingly dramatic ideas deserve our attention for its own sake. The libretto is by A. A. H. Poinsinet, after Noris.
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