Cimarosa: Il Matrimonio Segreto — Part 01

In this 1994 recording, Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Sinfonia is performed by the Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi, Gloria Banditelli and Susan Patterson. Brisk contrasts and clear orchestral momentum make it effective for opening titles and period comedy.

This 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 1 — Introduzione "Cara non dubitar...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with William Matteuzzi and Susan Patterson performs the work. A lively ensemble entrance and quick exchanges suit theatrical openings and romantic intrigue.

The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with William Matteuzzi and Susan Patterson recorded Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Lusinga no non c´è..." in 1994. Speech-like exchanges and agile accompaniment suit comic intrigue and fast-moving period dialogue.

The 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 2 — Duetto "Io ti lascio perchè uniti...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with William Matteuzzi and Susan Patterson performs the work. Conversational interplay between two voices suits romantic negotiation, comic tension and period drama.

A 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Ecco che qui sen vieNo...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi, Janet Williams, Gloria Banditelli and Susan Patterson performs the work. Speech-like exchanges and agile accompaniment suit comic intrigue and fast-moving period dialogue.

The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi recorded Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 3 — Aria "Udite tutti udite..." in 1994. A clear solo line and buoyant phrasing suit character comedy and light romantic scenes.

This 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Signora sorellina...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Janet Williams, Gloria Banditelli and Susan Patterson performs the work. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

The 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 4 — Terzetto "Le faccio un inchino...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Janet Williams, Gloria Banditelli and Susan Patterson performs the work. Interlocking ensemble lines increase dramatic pressure, fitting intrigue and theatrical comedy.

The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Janet Williams and Gloria Banditelli recorded Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Chetatevi e scusatela..." in 1994. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

A 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 5 — Aria "È vero che in casa...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Gloria Banditelli performs the work. A clear solo line and buoyant phrasing suit character comedy and light romantic scenes.

This 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "I che arrivi il Conte...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi and Susan Patterson performs the work. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

The 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 6 — Cavatina "Senza senza cerimonie...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi, Gloria Banditelli, Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson performs the work. Poised vocal writing with a lightly unsettled edge suits character introduction and romantic uncertainty.

A 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Orsù senza far punto...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi, Gloria Banditelli, Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson performs the work. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

This 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 7 — Quartetto "Sento in petto un freddo gelo...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Janet Williams, Gloria Banditelli, Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson performs the work. Interlocking ensemble lines increase dramatic pressure, fitting intrigue and theatrical comedy.

The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with William Matteuzzi, Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson recorded Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Più a lungo la scoperta..." in 1994. Speech-like exchanges and agile accompaniment suit comic intrigue and fast-moving period dialogue.

The 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 8 — Duetto "Signor deh concedete...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with William Matteuzzi and Petteri Salomaa performs the work. Conversational interplay between two voices suits romantic negotiation, comic tension and period drama.

Recorded in 1994, Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Paolino ritarda..." features the Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Susan Patterson recorded Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 9 — Aria "Perdonate signor mio..." in 1994. A focused solo line and graceful melodic contour suit character portrait and period romance.

In this 1994 recording, Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — Recitativo "Io resto ancora Actnito..." is performed by the Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Petteri Salomaa. Tightly paced declamation keeps character conflict moving in theatrical and historical scenes.

A 1994 recording presents Domenico Cimarosa's Il matrimonio segreto — Act I — No. 10 — Finale "Tu mi dici che del Conte...". The Orchestra of Eastern Netherlands under Gabriele Bellini, with Alfonso Antoniozzi, William Matteuzzi, Gloria Banditelli, Petteri Salomaa and Susan Patterson performs the work. Full-ensemble momentum and dense vocal entries suit a comic climax, curtain call or closing titles.