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{{Short description|"À sa guitare", album by Philippe Jaroussky (countertenor) and Thibaut garcia (guitar)}}
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'''''À sa guitare''''' is to be released in October 2021. It comprises a variety of songs from different eras as well as solo works for guitar.
'''''Farinelli – Porpora Arias''''' was released in Europe in 2013.  


==Recording and production==
==Recording and production==
[[Alain Lanceron]] is listed as executive producer.


==Music and libretti==
==Music and libretti==
The album showcases arias written by [[Nicolo Antonio Porpora]] for his pupil and friend Carlo Broschi, better known by his stage name: [[Farinelli]].
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==Title and artwork==
==Title and artwork==
The eponymous "À sa guitare" is the title of a piece for guitar by Francis Poulenc.  
The listings of the album slightly differ; a title that also occurred occasionally is "His Master's Voice: Farinelli & Porpora" and similar. However, this has no effect on cover or contents of the CD.  
== Musicians ==
== Musicians ==
 
[[Cecilia Bartoli]] joins Philippe Jaroussky for two duets.<p>
=== Thibaut Garcia ===
[[Andrea Marcon]] conducts his [[Venice Baroque Orchestra]].  
[[Thibaut Garcia]] is a classical guitar player. On ''A sà guitare', he is a solost, acompanist as well as the creator of some musical arrangements.  


==Charts==
==Charts==
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==Certifications==
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==Performances==
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== Track listing ==  
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{{Track listing
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| collapsed =  
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| headline =
| headline    =  
 
| extra_column = Opera
| title1    = À sa guitare,
| lyrics1  =
| music1    = Francis Poulenc
| note1     = FP 79a, Transcr. T. Garcia
| length1  = 2:38
 
| title2    = Come again! Sweet love doth now invite
| lyrics2  = Anonymous
| music2    = John Dowland
| note2    = ''The Firste Booke of Songes''
| length2  = 2:55
 
| title3    = [[Caro mio ben]]
| lyrics3  =
| music3    = Formerly attributed to Tommaso Giordani
| note3    = Transcr. D. Jacques
| length3  = 2:36
 
| title4    = Chi desia di saper
| lyrics4  =
| music4    = Francesca Caccini
| note4    = ''Il primo libro delle musiche''
| length4  = 2:16
 
| title5    = El mirar de la maja
| lyrics5  = Fernando Periquet
| music5    = Enrique Granados
| note5    = ''12 Tonadillas en estilo antiguo:'' No. 5, Transcr. T. Garcia
| length5  = 2:38
 
| title6    = Der Erlkönig
| lyrics6  = Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
| music6    = Franz Schubert
| note6    = ''Op. 1, D. 328,'' Transcr. D. Jacques
| length6  = 4:10
 
| title7    = Sarabande pour guitare
| lyrics7  =
| music7    = Francis Poulenc
| note7    = FP 179
| length7  = 2:17
 
| title8    = Septembre
| lyrics8  = Barbara (Monique Andrée Serf), Sophie Makhno
| music8    = Barbara (Monique Andrée Serf), Sophie Makhno
| note8    = Transcr. T. Garcia
| length8  = 3:39
 
| title9    = If Music Be the Food of Love
| lyrics9  = Henry Heveningham
| music9    = Henry Purcell
| note9    = Transcr. T. Garcia
| length9  = 2:03
 
| title10  = In darkness let me dwell
| lyrics10  = Anonymous
| music10  = John Dowland
| note10    = ''A Musicall Banquet:'' No. 3
| length10  = 3:47


| title11  = Manhã de carnaval
| all_writing =  
| lyrics11 = Luiz Bonfa, Antonio Maria
| all_lyrics   =  
| music11   = Luiz Bonfa, Antonio Maria
| all_music   = [[Nicolo Antonio Porpora]]
| note11   = From ''Orfeu Negro,'' Transcr. T. Garcia & J. Ferreira
| length11  = 4:10


| title12  = Xodó da baiana
| title1      = [[Mira in cielo]]
| lyrics12  =  
| note1      =  
| music12  = Dilermando Reis
| extra1      = [[Arianna e Teseo]]
| note12  =  
| length1      = 5:53
| length12  = 1:56


| title13  = Abendempfindung
| title2      = [[Sì pietoso il tuo labbro]]
| lyrics13  = Joachim Heinrich Campe
| note2      =  
| music13  = Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
| extra2      = [[Semiramide regina dell' Assiria]]
| note13    = K. 523, Transcr. D. Jacques
| length2      = 7:59
| length13  = 4:42


| title14  = Nel cor più non mi sento
| title3      = [[Come nave in ria tempesta]]
| lyrics14  = Giuseppe Palomba
| note3      =  
| music14  = Giovanni Paisiello
| extra3      = [[Semiramide regina dell' Assiria]]
| note14    = ''L'amor contrastato'', ossi ''La molinara,'' Act II, Transcr. D. Jacques
| length3      = 5:14
| length14  = 2:38


| title15  = Alfonsina y el mar
| title4      = [[Placidetti zefiretti]]
| lyrics15  = Felix “Falucho” Luna
| note4        = with [[Cecilia Bartoli]]
| music15  = Ariel Ramírez
| extra4      = [[Polifemo]]
| note15    = Transcr. T. Garcia
| length4      = 5:14
| length15  = 5:10


| title16  = Au bord de l'eau
| title5      = [[Alto Giove]]
| lyrics16  = René François Armand (Sully) Prudhomme
| note5      =  
| music16  = Gabriel Fauré
| extra5      = [[Polifemo]]
| note16    = ''3 Songs,'' Op. 8: No. 1, Transcr. D. Jacques
| length5      = 10:29
| length16  = 1:52


| title17  = Nocturne
| title6      = [[La gioia ch'io sento]]
| lyrics17  = Auguste, Comte de Villiers de L'isle-Adam
| note6      = with [[Cecilia Bartoli]]
| music17  = Gabriel Fauré
| extra6      = [[Mitridate]]
| note17    = ''2 Songs'', Op. 43: No. 2, Nocturne, Transcr. T. Garcia
| length6      = 4:50
| length17  = 2:30


| title18  = Di tanti palpiti
| title7      = [[Le limpid' onde]]
| lyrics18  = Gaetano Rossi
| note7      =  
| music18  = Gioacchino Rossini
| extra7      = [[Ifigenia in Aulide]]
| note18    = ''Tancredi,'' Act I
| length7      = 9:43
| length18  = 2:40


| title19  = La cumparsita
| title8      = [[Nell' attendere il mio bene]]
| lyrics19  =  
| note8      =  
| music19  = Gerardo Hernán Matos „Becho“ Rodríguez
| extra8      = [[Polifemo]]
| note19    = Transcr. De Azpiazu
| length8      = 5:31
| length19  = 2:38


| title20  = When I am laid in earth
| title9      = [[Nel già bramoso petto]]
| lyrics20  = Nahum Tate
| note9      =  
| music20  = Henry Purcell
| extra9      = [[Ifigenia in Aulide]]
| note20    = "Dido's lament" from ''Dido and Aeneas,'' Z. 626, Act III, Transcr. T. Garcia
| length9      = 8:30
| length20  = 3:21


| title21  = Anda, jaleo
| title10      = [[Dall' amor più sventurato]]
| lyrics21  = Federico Garcia Lorca
| note10    =  
| music21  = Nicos Mamangakis
| extra10      = [[Orfeo]]
| note21    = ''13 Canciones españolas antiguas:'' No. 1
| length10    = 4:30
| length21  = 1:57


| title22  = Il est quelqu'un sur terre
| title11      = [[Sente del mio martir]]
| lyrics22  = Anonymous/Folksong
| note11    =  
| music22  = Benjamin Britten
| extra11      = [[Orfeo]]
| note22    = ''Folksong Arrangements,'' Vol. II "France"
| length11    = 4:39
| length22  = 4:41


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|total_length= 70:11
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Latest revision as of 00:09, 2 October 2021

Farinelli – Porpora Arias
Farinelli – Porpora arias album cover
Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 2013 (2013-09)
LanguageItalian
LabelErato


Farinelli – Porpora Arias was released in Europe in 2013.

Recording and production

Music and libretti

The album showcases arias written by Nicolo Antonio Porpora for his pupil and friend Carlo Broschi, better known by his stage name: Farinelli.

Title and artwork

The listings of the album slightly differ; a title that also occurred occasionally is "His Master's Voice: Farinelli & Porpora" and similar. However, this has no effect on cover or contents of the CD.

Musicians

Cecilia Bartoli joins Philippe Jaroussky for two duets.

Andrea Marcon conducts his Venice Baroque Orchestra.

Charts

Certifications

Performances

Release history

List of release dates, showing region, edition(s), format(s), label(s) and reference.

Region Date 1st release Format(s) Label(s) and Catalogue Number(s) EAN/UPC etc.
France September 2013

First release:

  • CD

Re-release:

  • CD
  • Streaming
  • Digital download
 Erato
  • OCLC: 904382652
  • ASIN: B00E5GK8HA
  • EAN: 5099993413329
Germany 13 December 2006
Japan 2014 (Japanese CD pressing, Tower Records Japan)
UK 9 September 2013
US 10 November 2013
Source:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Accolades

For a complete list of awards won by Philippe Jaroussky and his albums, see List of awards and nominations received by Philippe Jaroussky.
For a complete list of awards won by Ensemble Artaserse, see List of awards and nominations received by Ensemble Artaserse.

Track listing

All music is composed by Nicolo Antonio Porpora.

No.TitleOperaLength
1."Mira in cielo"Arianna e Teseo5:53
2."Sì pietoso il tuo labbro"Semiramide regina dell' Assiria7:59
3."Come nave in ria tempesta"Semiramide regina dell' Assiria5:14
4."Placidetti zefiretti" (with Cecilia Bartoli)Polifemo5:14
5."Alto Giove"Polifemo10:29
6."La gioia ch'io sento" (with Cecilia Bartoli)Mitridate4:50
7."Le limpid' onde"Ifigenia in Aulide9:43
8."Nell' attendere il mio bene"Polifemo5:31
9."Nel già bramoso petto"Ifigenia in Aulide8:30
10."Dall' amor più sventurato"Orfeo4:30
11."Sente del mio martir"Orfeo4:39
Total length:70:11

References

  1. ↑ "Discogs (France, UK, DE)". Discogs. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  2. ↑ "Fnac (France)". Fnac. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  3. ↑ "hbdirect, Classics & Jazz (US)". hbdirect. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  4. ↑ "High Res Audio (Germany)". HighResAudio. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  5. ↑ "Presto Music (UK)". Presto Music. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  6. ↑ "WorldCat, central reference for OCLC numbers". WorldCat. Retrieved September 4, 2021.
  7. ↑ "Tower Records Japan". Tower Records Japan. Retrieved September 4, 2021.

External links

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