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Ombra mai fù di vegetabile | Ombra mai fù di vegetabile | ||
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{{mdl}}''See also the settings by [[Ombra mai fu (George | {{mdl}}''See also the settings by [[Ombra mai fu (George Frideric Handel)|Handel]] and [[Ombra mai fu (Giovanni Battista Bononcini)|Bononcini]]. | ||
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Cavalli's opera was presented with ballets by Lully and a bass in the title role, with an expanded 1st scene: | ''Cavalli's opera was presented with ballets by Lully and a bass in the title role, with an expanded 1st scene: | ||
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Rimanti amica pianta | Rimanti amica pianta | ||
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non v'affliggano mai la dolce pace | non v'affliggano mai la dolce pace | ||
ne giung' a profanarvi Austro rapace. | ne giung' a profanarvi Austro rapace. | ||
:''Ombra… | :''Ombra… }} | ||
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- Editor: Jolando Scarpa (submitted 2006-08-18). Score information: A4, 1 page, 73 kB Copyright: Personal
- Edition notes: Click on Vocal Scores tab.
General Information
Title: Ombra mai fu
Composer: Francesco Cavalli
Number of voices: 1v Voicing: Soprano solo
Genre: Secular, Opera
Language: Italian
Instruments: 2 descant instruments, basso continuo
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Description: aria from opera 'Il Xerse' (1655)
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Original text and translations
Italian text Ombra mai fù di vegetabile |
See also the settings by Handel and Bononcini. |
Versailles version
Cavalli's opera was presented with ballets by Lully and a bass in the title role, with an expanded 1st scene:
Italian text Rimanti amica pianta |