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FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE MÚSICA Y<br />
DANZA DE GRANADA<br />
2010
DAVID PÉREZ<br />
(1711-1778)<br />
A G<strong>EN</strong>IOUS AT THE SERVICE OF 3 ROYAL COURTS
NAPLES-MADRID-LISBOA<br />
DAVID PÉREZ<br />
CLIMAX OF THE NEAPOLITAN OPERA STYLE<br />
1748-1778
REAL COMPAÑÍA ÓPERA DE CÁMARA<br />
director, Juan Bautista Otero<br />
IN COPRODUCTION WITH THE<br />
FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE MÚSICA DE<br />
GRANADA 2010<br />
PRES<strong>EN</strong>T<br />
TO THE OPÉRA DE ROU<strong>EN</strong><br />
HAUTE NORMANDIE<br />
THE WORLD PREMIER<br />
AND FIRST WORLD RECORDING<br />
OF AN OPERA SERIA BY<br />
DAVID PÉREZ<br />
Composer for<br />
CHARLES, King of Naples and Sicily, later<br />
Charles III of Spain and<br />
JOSEPH I of Portugal
<strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong><br />
(Nápoles 1711-Lisboa 1778)<br />
SOLIMANO<br />
Opera seria in 3 atti<br />
Lisboa, Teatro da Ajuda, 1757<br />
Cádiz, Teatro Nuevo, 1768<br />
Libretto di Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca<br />
PREMIÈRE <strong>EN</strong> FRANCE<br />
PREMIER <strong>EN</strong>REGISTREM<strong>EN</strong>T MONDIAL<br />
<strong>RCOC</strong> RECORDS-HARMONIA MUNDI
Dramatis Personae<br />
Solimano, tenor<br />
Topi Lehtipuu/ Robert Getchell<br />
Persane, soprano<br />
Anna Maria Panzarella/Céline Ricci<br />
Selimo, mezzosoprano<br />
Stéphanie d'Oustrac/Marina Comparato<br />
Barsina, soprano<br />
Sunhae Im/Sophie Karthäuser<br />
Zanghire, soprano<br />
Olga Pitarch/Betsabée Haas<br />
Osmino, tenor<br />
Olivier Dumait/Leif Aruhn-Solén
Ada Pesch, Premier Violon Jordi Armengol,Viola Uli Hübner, Corno I<br />
Guadalupe <strong>de</strong>l Moral, Violino I Marie Saint Loubert Bié, Viola Renée Allen, Corno II<br />
Emanuele Marcante, Violino I Giovanna Barbati, Violoncello Hans Martin Rux Tromba I<br />
Gabriele Steinfeld, Violino I Roberto Alonso, Violoncello Almut Rux Tromba II<br />
Margret Baumgartl, Violino I Paul Carlioz, Violoncello Nùria Andorrà, Timpani<br />
Elisabeth Bataller, Violino I Juan Jaime Ruíz, Contrabasso Shizuko Noiri, Arciliuto<br />
Andreas Preuss, Violino II <strong>David</strong>e Nava, Contrabasso Marta Graziolino, Arpa<br />
Mihoko Kimura, Violino II Charles Zebley, Traverso I Benoît Hartoin, Cembalo<br />
Pavel Amilcar Violino II Marina Durany, Traverso II<br />
Christophe Timpe, Violino II Michael Bosch, Oboe I<br />
Maria Gomis, Violino II Anna Starr, Oboe II<br />
Galina Zinchenko, Viola Eyal Street, Fagotto I<br />
Marcial Moreiras, Viola Carles Vallès, Fagotto II
<strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong><br />
(1711-1778)
DAVID PÉREZ<br />
Among the variated and numerous composers belonging to the first half of the XVIIIth<br />
century neapolitan school, forgotten after their <strong>de</strong>ath, outstands <strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong> for the<br />
exceptional quality, abundance and significance of his work. Virtuoso violinist and singer,<br />
disciple of Mancini, <strong>Pérez</strong> belonged to a spanish family established in Naples in the<br />
XVIIth c. -his father, Juan <strong>Pérez</strong>, was a spaniard of jewish origin.<br />
In 1752 <strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong> was invited by Joseph I king of Portugal to become his court<br />
composer and teacher to the royal family in Lissabon. He stayed at the portuguese<br />
capital until his <strong>de</strong>ath in 1778 composing a huge amount of operas, produced with the<br />
most splendorous fast at the royal theaters. <strong>RCOC</strong> presents the first world recording and<br />
performance of an opera seria by <strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong>, Solimano consi<strong>de</strong>red his master piece.
PROGRAM<br />
<strong>David</strong> <strong>Pérez</strong><br />
(1711-1788)<br />
SOLIMANO<br />
Lisboa, Teatro da Ajuda, 1757<br />
Cádiz, Teatro Nuevo, 1768<br />
Opera seria in 3 acts<br />
Libretto by Giovanni Ambrogio Migliavacca<br />
Juan Bautista Otero, musical direction<br />
Otero-Olmo, dramaturgie et édition<br />
REAL COMPAÑÍA ÓPERA DE CÁMARA<br />
6 soloists and 34 musicians<br />
aproximate performance timing:<br />
3 hours 10 minutes<br />
two pauses of 15 minutes
REAL COMPAÑÍA ÓPERA DE CÁMARA -ORQUESTA-<br />
C, Tallers 22 2-2 08001 BARCELONA (SPAIN)<br />
TELF/FAX 00.34.93.317.06.87<br />
WWW.<strong>RCOC</strong>-ORQUESTA.COM<br />
produccion@rcoc-orquesta.com
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