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Abramo ed Isacco • Collegium 1704

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J. Mysliveček
Abramo ed Isacco

Performers

Michele Angelini, Abramo tenor
Kateryna Kasper, Isacco soprano
Paula Murrihy, Sara mezzosoprano
Julie Roset, Angelo soprano
Matthias Winckhler, Gamari bass

Václav Luks conductor

Collegium 1704
Collegium Vocale 1704

Photo illustrating the event Abramo ed Isacco • Collegium 1704

Rudolfinum — Dvořák Hall

15 Oct 2024 Tuesday 7.30pm

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Abramo ed Isacco is Josef Mysliveček‘s final oratorio and represents one of the highlights of his entire body of work. It was premiered in Florence in 1776 and was performed the following year at the court of the Elector Maximilian III in Munich. It quickly spread throughout Europe and became one of the most performed oratorios of the second half of the 18th century. The piece demands exceptional vocal virtuosity and showcases the qualities of the singing stars for whom Mysliveček composed his dramatic works.

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