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Gia latra Cerbero

Opera details:

Opera title:

Orlando

Composer:

Georg Handel

Language:

Italian

Synopsis:

Orlando Synopsis

Libretto:

Orlando Libretto

Translation(s):

English

Aria details:

Type:

aria

Role(s):

Orlando

Voice(s):

Mezzo-Soprano or CounterTenor

Act:

2.13

Previous scene: Ah! stigie larve
Next scene: Vaghe pupille non piangete no

Orlando (1733) : Act II, Scene 11, Accompagnato "Ah! Stigie larve" / Arioso "Già latra Cerbero"...

Singer: Bejun Mehta

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Orlando (1733) : Act II, Scene 11, Accompagnato "Ah! Stigie larve" / Arioso "Già latra Cerbero" / Accompagnato "Ma la furia" / Aria "Vaghe pupille" · Bejun Mehta · Freiburger Barockorchester · René Jacobs

Handel: Ombra cara

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Released on: 2010-11-16

Artist: Bejun Mehta
Soloist: Bejun Mehta
Artist: Freiburger Barockorchester
Orchestra: Freiburger Barockorchester
Artist: René Jacobs
Conductor: René Jacobs
Composer: George Frideric Handel

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Libretto/Lyrics/Text/Testo:

Già latra Cerbero,
e già dell'Erebo ogni terrible squallida furia sen viene a me!

Ma la furia, che sol mi diè martoro, dov'è?
Questa è Medoro!

A Prosepina in braccio vedo che fugge, or a strapparla
io corro...
Ah! Proserpina piange?
Vien men il mio furore, se si piange all'inferno anco d'amore!

Vaghe pupille no, non piangete no,

che del pianto ancor nel regno può in ognun destar pietà.

Ma sì, piangete sì, che sordo al vostro incanto
nè calma il mio furor.

English Libretto or Translation:

Now Cerberus howls,
And hideous furies scowl at me from every corner of the dead!

But the fury that torments me singly, where is he?
That is Medoro!
In Proserpina’s arms he sits, I wrest him from her...

Ah Proserpina weeps?
My fury lessens, since even in Hell, love sheds tears.

Lovely eyes, do not weep,

A sight so moving will make my rage abate.

But yes, weep, for I am deaf to your weeping
and will not calm my fury.

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