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George Frideric Handel Solomon Oratorio (2007) [FLAC] (2 CDs) (Size: 746.17 MB) (Files: 67)
G.F.Handel - Solomon Oratorio, CD 1of2.CUE
27 - Act 2 - Scene 3 - Thou son of David, hear a mother's grief.flac
26 - Act 2 - Scene 2 - My sovereign liege.flac
24 - Act 2 - Scene 1 - Great Prince, thy resolution's just.flac
23 - Act 2 - Scene 1 - When the sun o'er yonder hills.flac
22 - Act 2 - Scene 1 - Prais'd be the Lord.flac
21 - Act 2 - Scene 1 - From the censer curling rise.flac
20 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - May no rash intruder disturb their soft hours.flac
19 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - Search round the world.flac
18 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - With thee th'unshelter'd moor i'd tread.flac
17 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - When thou art absent from my sight.flac
16 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - Haste, haste to the cedar grove.flac
15 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - My blooming fair.flac
14 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - Welcome as the dawn of the day.flac
13 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - Thou fair inhabitant of Nile.flac
12 - Act 1 - Scene 2 - Bless'd the day when first my eyes.flac
10 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - What though i trace each herb and flow'r.flac
09 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Bless'd be the Lord.flac
08 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Throughout the land Jehovah's praise record.flac
07 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Sacred raptures cheer my breast.flac
06 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Imperial Solomon.flac
05 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Almighty pow'r.flac
04 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - With pious heart, and holy tongue.flac
03 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Praise ye Lord for all his mercies past.flac
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02 - Act 1 - Scene 1 - Your harps and cymbals sound.flac
01 - Act I, No.1 - Overture.flac
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G.F.Handel - Solomon Oratorio, CD 2of2.CUE
32 - Act III, No.61 Double Chorus.flac
30 - Act III, No.59 Recitative, Solomon.flac
27 - Act III, No.56 Air, Solomon.flac
26 - Act III, No.55 Recitative, Solomon.flac
25 - Act III, No.54 Air, Zadok 'Golden columns, fair and bright'.flac
24 - Act III, No.53 Recitative, Zadok.flac
22 - Act III, No.51 Solo, Solomon and Israelites.flac
21 - Act III, No.50 Recitative, Solomon.flac
20 - Act III, No.49 Chorus of Isrealites.flac
19 - Act III, No.48 Recitative, Solomon.flac
18 - Act III, No.47 Solo, Solomon and Israelites.flac
17 - Act III, No.46 Solo, Solomon and Israelites.flac
16 - Act III, No.45 Recitative 'Sweep, sweep the string'.flac
15 - Act III, No.44 Air 'Ev'ry sight these eyes behold'.flac
14 - Act III, No.43 Recitative.flac
12 - Act II, sc. 3. No.41 Chorus of Priest.flac
11 - Act II, sc. 3. No.40 Air First Harlot.flac
10 - Act II, sc. 3. No.39 Recitative, First Harlot.flac
09 - Act II, sc. 3. No.38 Air Zadok.flac
08 - Act II, sc. 3. No.37 Recitative, Zadok.flac
07 - Act II, sc. 3. No.36 Chorus of Israelites.flac
06 - Act II, sc. 3. No.35 Duet, First Harlot, Solomon.flac
05 - Act II, sc. 3. No.34 Accompagnato, Solomon.flac
04 - Act II, sc. 3. No.33 Air, First Harlot.flac
03 - Act II, sc. 3. No.32 Recitative, First Harlot.flac
02 - Act II, sc. 3. No.31 Air, 2nd Harlot.flac
01 - Act II, sc. 3. No.30 Recitative, Solomon, 2nd Harlot.flac
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George Frideric Handel (1685 - 1759)
Solomon Oratorio (2 CDs)
Label: Harmonia Mundi, HMC 901949.50
Year: 2007
Performers:
Mark Padmore - tenor
David Wilson-Johnson - bass
Carolyn Sampson - soprano
Susan Gritton - soprano
Sarah Connolly - alto
Berlin RIAS Chamber Chorus
Academy for Ancient Music Berlin
Daniel Reuss - conductor.
Handel was 63 years old when he composed Solomon, one of his final masterpieces. This monumental oratorio depicts the three highpoints of the biblical king’s life: the building of the temple, the famous judgment, and the visit of the Queen of Sheba.
With a dramatic instinct keener than ever, the composer did not hesitate to combine political and patriotic reflections with exaltation of carnal love and celebration of earthly riches. This ‘perfect marriage of music and English words’, as Winton Dean has called it, caused the composer serious financial difficulties in 1749 on account of the exceptional forces it required – but today, under the baton of Daniel Reuss, it finds performers totally devoted to its noble cause!
