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Título: |
Xerxes [Documento electrónico] |
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Autor: |
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Outros Responsáveis: |
Nicolo Minato; Charles Mackerras; Nicholas Hytner; Ann Murray; Christopher Robson; Valerie Masterson; Lesley Garrett; Jean Rigby; Christopher Booth-Jones; Rodney Macann; Noel Davies; Victor Morris; Ian Martin; Jane Seymour; Roy English; Angela Morgan; Silvio Stampiglia; Nicholas Hytner; The Orchestra and Chorus of the English National Opera
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Resp. Artística: |
Libreto de, Nicolo Minato; revisão de, Silvio Stampiglia; tradução de, Nicholas Hytner; produção para RM Arts, Jane Seymour; produtor executivo, Ian Martin; assistente de produção, Angela Morgan.
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Elenco: |
Ann Murray (Xerxes), mezzo-soprano; Christopher Robson (Arsamenes), mezzo-soprano, contratenor; Valerie Masterson (Romilda), soprano; Lesley Garrett (Atalanta), soprano; Jean Rigby (Amastris), mezzo-soprano; Christopher Booth-Jones (Elviro), barítono; Rodney Macann (Ariodates), baixo; Noel Davies, cravo solo; Victor Morris, cravo contínuo; Nicholas Hytner, director.
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Publicação: |
Munich : Arthaus Musik, 1988 |
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ISRC: |
100 076 |
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| Descrição Física: | 1 disco (DVD) (186 min.) : color; 12 cm + Libreto (43 p.) | |
| Notas: | No do Serviço de Aquisições e Tratamento Técnico | |
| Área: | Multimédia, DVD-Video | |
| Cota: | 800.HAN.19633/+ | |
| URL: | www.arthaus-video.de |
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FAIXAS* / DESCRIÇÃO: |
Ajuda
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1.
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Overture.
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| Act one: | |||||
| Scene I: | |||||
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2.
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Gigue.
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3.
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May the fates be kind.
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4.
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Under thy shade.
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5.
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Elviro, Elviro...
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6.
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Listen!.
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7.
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O hark!.
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8.
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Arsamenes!.
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9.
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Swift from the mountains.
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10.
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Her singing has set my heart aflame.
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11.
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I will declare my passion.
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12.
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Go, make your declaration.
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13.
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Arsamenes!.
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14.
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Ah, do not weep.
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15.
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Quickly, my Lord.
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16.
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Better far my departure.
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17.
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Adorable Romilda.
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18.
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Who has taught you disdain me.
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19.
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Naught will persuade me.
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20.
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No stain can blemish.
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21.
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No manīs spparel can change.
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22.
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Our glorious victory.
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23.
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Now the trumpet's shrill alarm.
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Glorious Xerxes!.
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25.
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I never seek to question.
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26.
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Now the trumpet's shrill alarm.
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29.
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Here is a letter.
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30.
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My Lord, my Lord.
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31.
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When grief and pain assail me.
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32.
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And can he spurn a princess.
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33.
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Vengeance on him who spurns me!.
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34.
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I say you'll be persuaded.
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If you'd seduce him.
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36.
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If she thinks.
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37.
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By stealing secret kisses.
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38.
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May hope that springs eternal.
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Ah, who'll buy these flowers.
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40.
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And who would ever guess.
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41.
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Now 'tis plain that the traitor defiles me.
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42.
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Devil take him for his questions.
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43.
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My destiny wills me.
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My friend, come here.
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45.
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Ah, viperous evil.
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46.
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Go now, the King is approaching.
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He must suffer bitter torment.
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May I know of you, Madam.
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He'll say that love for me / He'll say I am deceived.
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Poor deluded Romilda!.
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51.
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Will you love him?.
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If you'd worship the man.
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53.
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Evermore doomed to love him?.
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54.
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That ruthless tyrant jealousy racks me.
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Since my grief has not killed me.
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Once we would kiss and play.
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In this wonderful creation.
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Ariodates!.
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In this wonderful creation.
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Must my days be spent.
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63.
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Arsamenes, where are you going?.
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Yes, I want her.
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Your servant, most honoured King.
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You advise me to forget him.
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Every grief would be trifling.
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The heart wich love has captured.
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Ah, devil take me.
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If my dearest wish were granted me.
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A jealous fiend has snared me.
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Ruthless fortune!.
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The heart that beats contented.
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74.
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Say, will you have me?.
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75.
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The love cross'd by fortune.
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| Act three: | |||||
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76.
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Sinfonia.
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77.
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All excuses are worthless.
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78.
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No, no, though you detest me.
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79.
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Clasp your hand to my heart.
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80.
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I go in certain hope.
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81.
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I will obey my King.
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82.
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Ah love, tyrannic love.
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83.
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As we previously told you.
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84.
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Who'd have expected such an achievement.
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85.
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I shall fear him no longer.
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86.
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I am the cause of my ruin.
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87.
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So, Madam, tell me why.
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88.
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You insult a constant lover.
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89.
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All things human must decay.
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90.
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See there the bridegroom.
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91.
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Desolation turns to bliss.
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92.
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I'll delay it no longer.
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93.
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Rise, ye furies from baleful abysses.
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94.
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Criminals, you have betrayed me.
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95.
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Sweetest and best of lovers.
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96.
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So love bestows its blessing.
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