Detailed Information

  • Artist: Merit Ostermann, Cornelia Horak, Ai Ichihara, Sibylla Duffe, Simon Mayr Chorus & Ensemble, Franz Hauk
  • Label: Naxos , DDD, 2006
  • Order number: 1221454
  • Release date: 2.5.2008

Disk 1

  1. 1 Sinfonia 1 Start
  2. 2 Part 1. Recitative. Ah non ultra mi Rex Start
  3. 3 Part 1. Voces festive sonent Start
  4. 4 Part 1. Recitative. Quidnam Saul restat Start
  5. 5 Part 1. Recitative. Regi imperare Start
  6. 6 Part 1. Aria. Adversi fremunt venti Start
  7. 7 Part 1. Recitative. Simuletur, ne vana Start
  8. 8 Part 1. Aria. En Pastor humilis Start
  9. 9 Part 1. Recitative. Regis veni ad amplexus Start
  10. 10 Part 1. Recitative. Siste: corona Start
  11. 11 Part 1. Aria. Vade superbe o fortis Start
  12. 12 Part 1. Recitative. Quid loquutus est Rex? Start
  13. 13 Part 1. Recitative. Divisio amara Start
  14. 14 Part 1. Duet. Sponse mi... Start
  15. 15 Part 1. Recitative. Ah Jonathas
  16. 16 Part 1. Recitative. Esto securus
  17. 17 Part 1. Aria. Ah cor meum Start
  18. 18 Part 1. Recitative. Quales lacerant Start
  19. 19 Part 1. Recitative. Quod fulmen super me! Start
  20. 20 Part 1. Aria. Tu spernis precantem Start
  21. 21 Part 1. Recitative. Saul sonniaris
  22. 22 Part 1. Ah genitor amate... Start
  23. 23 Part 1. Umbra funesta Start
  24. 24 Part 1. Vos furiae lacerate Start

Disk 2

  1. 1 Sinfonia 2
  2. 2 Part 2. Recitative. Abite, vos non audio
  3. 3 Part 2. Recitative. Numen, coeleste numen
  4. 4 Part 2. Aria. Sponsum dona pater chare
  5. 5 Part 2. Recitative. Illudam filiam
  6. 6 Part 2. Recitative. Filia dilecta
  7. 7 Part 2. Aria. Patri amanti amplexus dona
  8. 8 Part 2. Recitative. O felix ego!
  9. 9 Part 2. Aria. Gaudete o sponsi amantes
  10. 10 Part 2. Recitative. Respiro tandem
  11. 11 Part 2. Ah sponsa... curre
  12. 12 Part 2. Recitative. Eum solum linquis frater!
  13. 13 Part 2. Aria. Ah quonam vado
  14. 14 Part 2. Recitative. Quo incertos verto gressus!
  15. 15 Part 2. Aria. Ah quid restas
  16. 16 Part 2. Recitative. Sed quid tardo
  17. 17 Part 2. Arioso. Quid audio!
  18. 18 Part 2. Sed quidnam cerno
  19. 19 Part 2. Duet. Ah quaseo serenum
  20. 20 Part 2. Recitative. Pater! - David
  21. 21 Part 2. Finale. O plena jubilo amica dies

Product Information

Born near Ingolstadt in Bavaria, Simon Mayr spent the greater part of his career in Bergamo, a flourishing cultural and economic centre in the early nineteenth century. An important figure in the promotion of Viennese classicism in Italy, he combined, in his own style, the legacy of Vienna with the dramatic and melodic genius of Italy, and held a dominant position in Italian opera before the emergence of Rossini. His oratorio David in spelunca Engaddi (David in the Cave of Engedi), with a Latin text, was written in 1795 for the Ospedale dei Mendicanti in Venice, one of the four great charitable institutions there, known for the musical achievements of its members. The oratorio deals with the conflict between David and Saul, and the refusal of David to harm the Lord's anointed, in spite of the opportunity offered him.

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