Year of release 2014

Songs 14

Album time 01:14:30

Genre list Opera

1
“Gismondo Re Di Polonia”, Rome 1727, Opera: Bella Pace Dal Seno Di Giove
 
4:24
2
“Catone In Utica”, Rome 1728, Opera: Che Legge Spietata
 
4:01
3
“Medo”, Opera: Taci, O Di Morte
 
9:32
4
“Astianatte”, Opera: Ti Calpesto, Oh Crudo Amore
 
4:39
5
“La Contesa De' Numi”, Rome 1729, Serenata: Non Meno Risplende
 
4:08
6
“Eracela”, Opera: In Questa Mia Tempesta
 
4:40
7
“Oratorio Di Maria Dolorata”, Naples Between 1718 And 1725: Sotto Il Peso Tra Sassi Cadendo
 
8:13
8
“Medo”, Parma 1728, Opera: Nella Foresta
 
5:38
9
“Medo”, Opera: Vengo A Voi, Funesti Orrori'
 
7:02
10
“L'Ernelinda”, Naples 1726, Opera: Se Soffia Irato Il Vento
 
4:12
11
“Oratorio Per La Vergine Del Rosario”, Naples 1727: Ai Lampi Del Tuo Lume
feat Francesca Cassinari
4:06
12
“Oratorio Per La Vergine Del Rosario”: Chi Mi Priega, Chi M'ama
 
6:36
13
“Astianatte”, Naples 1725, Opera: Alma Grande
 
3:35
14
“Eracela”, Naples 1724, Opera: Aprirti Il Seno
 
3:45

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The album sequence gives visitors songs including “Gismondo Re Di Polonia”, Rome 1727, Opera: Bella Pace Dal Seno Di Giove, “Catone In Utica”, Rome 1728, Opera: Che Legge Spietata, “Medo”, Opera: Taci, O Di Morte, “Astianatte”, Opera: Ti Calpesto, Oh Crudo Amore, “La Contesa De' Numi”, Rome 1729, Serenata: Non Meno Risplende, “Eracela”, Opera: In Questa Mia Tempesta, “Oratorio Di Maria Dolorata”, Naples Between 1718 And 1725: Sotto Il Peso Tra Sassi Cadendo, and “Medo”, Parma 1728, Opera: Nella Foresta. This gives the description more substance while staying inside the known catalog data.

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