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Title: |
Phaedra, op.93; The Rape of Lucretia, op.37 |
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Publication: |
London : The Decca Record Company Limited, 1990 |
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ISRC: |
Decca: 425-666-2 |
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Physical Description: | 2 discos (CD) (ca. 124 min.) : stereo; 12 cm + Libreto | |
Notes: | Gravação em ADD; Produção de Ray Minshull (Phaedra) e Michael Woolcock (Lucretia). The rape of Lucretia tem libreto de Ronald Duncan, baseado na obra "Le viol de Lucrèce" de André Obey. Phaedra é uma obra sobre extractos de "Phèdre" de Racine, traduzidos por Robert Lowell. Obra composta em 1975, dedicada a Janet Baker que a estreou em Aldeburgh em 1976; No do Serviço de Aquisições e Tratamento Técnico | |
Music Category/Genre: | Classical Music | |
Call Number: | 300.BRI.06374/AB+ |
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TRACKS* / CONTENTS: |
Ajuda
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Disco 1: | |||||
Phaedra | |||||
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In May, in brilliant Athens.
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Oh Gods of wrath.
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3.
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My time's too short; your highness.
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The rape of Lucretia | |||||
Act one | |||||
Scene 1 | |||||
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Rome is now ruled by the Etruscan upstart.
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It is an axiom among kings.
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6.
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Here the thirsty evening.
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Who reaches heaven first.
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8.
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Maria was unmasked at a masked ball.
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Collantinus is politically astute.
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There goes a happy man!.
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Tarquinius does not dare.
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My horse! My horse!...Tarquinius does not wait.
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Scene 2 | |||||
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Their spinning-wheel unwinds.
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Listen! I heard a knock.
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Time treads upon the hands of women.
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The oatmeal slippers of sleep.
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Disco 2: | |||||
Act two | |||||
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The prosperity of the Etruscans.
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2.
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She sleeps as a rose.
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Within this frail crucible of light.
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4.
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Lucretia!...What do you want?.
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Interlude: Here in this scene.
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Oh! What a lovely day!.
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We'll leave the orchids for Lucretia.
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Flowers bring to every year.
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You were right.
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10.
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Lucretia! Lucretia!.
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Last night Tarquinius ravished me.
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12.
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This dead hand lets fall.
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Epilogue: Is it all?.
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