Joyce DiDonato
Il pomo d'oro
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Grand Auditorium Calouste Gulbenkian FoundationPricing
50% – Under 30 years old
15% – Over 65 years old
Il pomo d’oro
Maxim Emelyanychev Conductor
Joyce DiDonato Mezzo-Soprano
EDEN
Charles Ives
The Unanswered Question
Rachel Portman
The First Morning of the World
Gustav Mahler
Ich atmet’ einen Linden Duft (Rückert Lider 2)
Biagio Marini
Con le stelle in Ciel che mai, op. 5/3 (Scherzi e canzone)
Josef Mysliveček
Adamo ed Eva: “Toglierò le sponde al mare”
Aaron Copland
Nature, the gentlest mother (Eight Poems of Emilie Dickinson 1)
Giovanni Valentini
Sonata enharmonica
Francesco Cavalli
La Calisto: “Piante ombrose”
Christoph Willibald Gluck
Orfeo ed Euridice: Danza degli spettri e delle furie
Ezio: “Misera, dove son!… Ah! Non son io que parlo”
Georg Friedrich Händel
Theodora: “As with rosy steps the morn”
Gustav Mahler
Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen (Rückert Lieder 3)
Richard Wagner
Schmerzen (Wesendonck Lieder)
Georg Friedrich Händel
Serse: “Frondi tenere e belle… Ombra mai fu”
Joyce DiDonato’s latest project, entitled Eden, was designed not just as a concerto but also as a programme with educational and multidisciplinary reach. At its origin is the singer’s desire to explore our connection with nature and the impact of individual actions on the planet. Back together with the Il Pomo d’Oro orchestra, DiDonato has created a repertoire that deepens this theme through very different musical languages – from the 17th century to Rachel Portman, a British composer who won an Oscar for the soundtrack to the film Emma (1996) and from whom was commissioned the piece The First Morning of the World.
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