Rinaldo, HWV 7a (Handel, George Frideric)

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For the later (1731) version of the opera, see Rinaldo, HWV 7b (Handel, George Frideric)


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#18971 - 23.15MB, 130 pages -  6.5/10 2 4 6 8 10 (4) - V/V/V - 9569x

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Ivdruiz (17 July 2008)

Editor:

Friedrich Chrysander (1826–1901)

Publisher Info.:

G.F. Händel's Werke: Ausgabe der Deutschen Händelgesellschaft. Band 58.
Leipzig: Deutsche Händelgesellschaft, 1874. Plate H.W. 58.

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"Chrysander issued two scores of Rinaldo in the Händel-Gesellschaft edition, the second (1894), containing both the 1711 and 1731 versions, being a replacement of the first (1874) which contained only the 1711 version. Virtually all the music of 1711 and 1731 is included in the revised volume, though with deficiencies of detail (especially in the stage directions). The additional arias of the revivals in the period 1712–17, of which Chrysander was unaware, are not shown" (Source: The New Grove Dictionary of Opera).

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#71438 - 18.88MB, 67 (63 music) pages -  8.0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (1) - V/V/V - 4802x

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Irishmaestro (16 July 2010)

Editor:

John Walsh

Publisher Info.:

London: John Walsh, n.d. [1711]

Copyright:

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Low quality scan. Final chorus missing from source.

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General Information

Work Title Rinaldo
Alternative Title
Composer Handel, George Frideric
Opus/Catalogue Number HWV 7a
Movements/Sections 3 Acts
Year/Date of Composition 1711
First Performance 1711-2-24, London, Queen's Theatre, Haymarket
  • Goffredo : Francesca Vanini-Boschi (contralto)
  • Almirena : Isabella Girardeau (soprano)
  • Rinaldo : Nicolo Grimaldi, called "Nicolini" (alto-castrato)
  • Eustazio : Valentino Urbani, called "Valentini" (alto-castrato)
  • Argante : Giuseppe Maria Boschi (bass)
  • Armida : Elisabetta Pilotti-Schiavonetti, called "Pilotti" (soprano)
  • Mago (Christian magician) : Giuseppe Cassani (alto-castrato)
  • Aroldo (Herald) : Mr. Lawrence (tenor)
Librettist Giacomo Rossi (18th c.) and Aaron Hill (1685–1750), after Torquato Tasso (1544–1595), "La Gerusalemme liberata."
Language Italian
Piece Style Baroque
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