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Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition
Title Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition
Article no. 4051637
Category Orchestra/chamber music
Subcategory Solo for voice/song
Instrumentation/info SATB (choir: soprano, alto, tenor, bass); Vln1 (1st violin); Vln2 (2nd violin); Ob1 (1st oboe); Ob2 (2nd oboe); Hrn1 (1st horn); Hrn2 (2nd horn); Vla (viola); BC (basso continuo)
Format PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication Italy (it)
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Year of publication 2010
Composer Jommelli, Niccolò
Arranger Pitarresi, Gaetano; Maccavino, Nicolò
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Napoli e l'Europa (Naples and Europe) - Masterpieces of the Neapolitan School selected by Riccardo Muti for the Salzburg Whitsun Festival Project in association with the Ravenna Festival
Presentation by Riccardo Muti
Betulia liberata, for four voices, strings, two oboes, two horns and basso continuo, was the second oratorio by Niccolò Jommelli (1714-1774), following Isacco figura del Redentore. It was composed in 1743 to a commission from the Fathers of the Congregation of the Oratorio of Saint Philip Neri, and was widely performed in Italy throughout the 18th century, as well as in Prague and in London. Metastasio's text proved popular with composers, and Jommelli's version of this text is one of the most felicitous on account of its impact, variety and consistent inventiveness, and also for the care he took in matching the music to the drama.
The brilliant combination of different styles and forms, the attention to dramatic characterisation, and the power of invention displayed by Jommelli in Betulia liberata make him the foremost Italian composer of the mid-eighteenth century, pre-eminence recognised by the music critics and historians of his age.
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Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition - click here Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition (choir: soprano, alto, tenor, bass; 1st violin; 2nd violin; 1st oboe; 2nd oboe; 1st horn; 2nd horn; viola; basso continuo), full score and parts
Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition - click here Betulia Liberata. Oratorio for 4 Voices, Choir and Instruments. Text by Pietro Metastasio. Critical Edition (choir: soprano, alto, tenor, bass), vocal score

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