Acerba voluttà, piano accompaniment
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2021
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Princess de Bouillon's aria "Acerba voluttà", from Adriana Lecouvreur, Act II.
Composer: Francesco Cilea (1866-1950).
Libretto: Arturo Colautti (1851-1914).
Premiere: 6 November 1902, Teatro Lirico, Milano.
/Synopsis
Backstage at the Comédie-Française.
The company is preparing for a performance and bustling around Michonnet, the stage manager. The Prince de Bouillon, admirer and patron of the actress Duclos, is also seen backstage with his companion, the Abbé. Adriana enters, reciting, and replies to the others' praise with 'Io son l'umile ancella' ("I am the humble servant of the creative spirit"). Left alone with Adriana, Michonnet wants to express his love for her. However, Adriana explains that she already has a lover: Maurizio, a soldier of the Count of Saxony. Maurizio enters and declares his love for Adriana, 'La dolcissima effigie.' They agree to meet that night, and Adriana gives him some violets to put in his buttonhole. The Prince and the Abbé return. They have intercepted a letter from Duclos, in which she requests a meeting with Maurizio later that evening at the Prince's villa. The Prince, hoping to expose the tryst, decides to invite the entire troupe there after the performance. On receiving Duclos's letter, Maurizio cancels his appointment with Adriana, who in turn opts to join the Prince's party.
The Princess de Bouillon, not the actress Duclos (who was only acting as her proxy), is anxiously waiting for Maurizio ("Acerba voluttà, dolce tortura").
/Lyrics
Acerba voluttà , dolce turtura,
lentissima agonia, rapida offesa,
vampa, gelo, tromor, smania,
paura, ad amoroso sen torna l'attesa!
Ogni eco, ogni ombra nella notte incesa
contro la impaziente alma congiura :
fra dubbiezza e disìo tutta sospesa,
l'eternità nell'attimo misura...
Verrà ? m'oblia? s'affretta? o pur si pente?
Ecco, egli giunge!
No, del fiume è il verso,
misto al sospir d'un arbore dormente...
O vagabonda stella d'Oriente,
non tramontar, non tramontar :
sorridi all'universo,
e s'egli non mente, scorta il mio amor!
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Bravo 👏 maestro!
Waaaw! Great interpretation
Enjoyed singing to your accompaniment, you give it life.
Bravo Matteo 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Bravissimo
With pleasure mumbled the whole aria in my kitchen to your accompaniment. Thanks:)
Sei proprio bravo...un portento
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Hello, thank you so much
quelle performance ! bravo je ne suis pas une une pro mais l autre jour j'ai chanté sur ton accompagnement in torno all'idol mio.
pour "elle a fuit la tourterelle j'ai besoin de travailler les aigus c'est dur.
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It’s indeed quite difficult that aria, thank you for the comment and I’m glad that you sang along!
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além de excelente pianíssimo, é lindo!!!!
Hpw are you ? Long time no see, Miss you
Thank you for this message! I’m well, working a lot and again moving to a new house. I’ll be able soon to record more for UA-cam!
@@MatteoLonderoPianist Nice to see your message. Looking forward to your new videos. Enjoy your new house. 😊
good job!
Could you play the music for me? on your UA-cam chanel.
I would like the hear the recitativo and aria from Bellini's I Capuleti e i Montecchi, Act 2 Tableau 2 Scene 1: "Ecco la tomba … Ancor di fiori sparsa,,,,deh tu bell'anima" (Romeo)
thanks very much
Sure! I’ll put this in my to do video list, but it will take a while since I have many requests. And thank you for the comment!