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La Dafne, 1608
Favola in musica - Marco da Gagliano (1582-1643)
7 singers, 7 instrumentists “I sing of bodies and beings transformed, tales of countless miracles from the dawn of time until this moment” (Ovide - “Metamorphoses”)
La Dafne tells the story of a God’s first love and his eternal tribute to his beloved. Heroic and funny, sexy and seductive, the story is nestled among Ovid’s 250 odd metamorphoses, Antiquity’s best read. The composer Marco da Gagliano dons the masks of comedy and tragedy �" tears and sighs dissolve into laughter and mirth. This dizzyingly varied score was the undisputed hit of 1608 - making Gagliano Italy’s most influential musical personality. Devoted to musical magic, Fuoco e Cenere embraces this enchanting landmark of early opera. Chantal Santon, Dafne Mathieu Abelli, Apllo Guillemette Laurens, Venere Daphné Touchais, Amore Benoît Porcherot, Tirsi Marc Manodritta, Pastore Philippe Roche, Pastore |
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