Teatro d’Amore [Nuria Rial, Philippe Jaroussky, L’Arpeggiata]

Teatro d’Amore (The Theater of Love) – a concert by the Spanish soprano Nuria Rial and the French countertenor Philippe Jaroussky. These two soloists were accompanied by the European early music ensemble L’Arpeggiata conducted by Christina Pluhar.

Teatro d’Amore Programme

1. 00:01:43 – Claudio Monteverdi: Toccata
2. 00:02:40 – Barbara Strozzi: Eraclito amoroso
3. 00:07:58 – Pandolfo Mealli: La vinciolina
4. 00:10:05 – Claudio Monteverdi: Ohime, ch’io cado
5. 00:14:11 – Claudio Monteverdi: Pur ti miro
6. 00:18:00 – Claudio Monteverdi: Damigella, tutta bella
7. 00:21:08 – Tarquinio Merula: Ciaconna
8. 00:23:54 – Giovanni Legrenzi: Lumi, potete piangere
9. 00:27:26 – Claudio Monteverdi: Quel sguardo sdegnosetto
10. 00:30:11 – Claudio Monteverdi: Adagati, Poppea / Oblivion soave
11. 00:32:58 – Domenico Maria Melli: Dispiegate, guance amate
12. 00:36:00 – Andrea Falconiero: Battalla de barabaso
13. 00:40:34 – Claudio Monteverdi: Si dolce e’l tormento
14. 00:44:39 – Orazio Michi del Arpa: Piangete, afflitti lumi
15. 00:49:49 – Luigi Pozzi: Salve regina
16. 00:53:43 – Lorenzo Allegri: Canario
17. 00:55:36 – Claudio Monteverdi: Zefiro torna
18. 01:03:10 – Giovanni Felipe Sances: Presso l’onde tranquille

Encores

1. 01:09:54 – Claudio Monteverdi: Damigella tutta bella
2. 01:13:40 – Claudio Monteverdi: Pur ti miro

Nuria Rial: soprano
Philippe Jaroussky: countertenor

Musicians:

Christina Pluhar, Alessandro Tampieri, Doron Sherwin, Eero Palviainen, Marcello Vitale, Margit Übellacker, Haru Kitamika, Richard Myron, David Mayoral

L’Arpeggiata Conducted by Christina Pluhar
Directed by Olivier Simonnet © Broadcast by Mezzo, 2008

Christina Pluhar (Graz, 1965) is an Austrian theorbist, conductor, and leader of the L’Arpeggiata ensemble, the European early music group.