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Il LIBRETTO TURANDOT Dramma lirico in tre atti e cinque quadri libretto di Giuseppe Adami e Renato Simoni musica di Giacomo Puccini Prima rappresentazione: Milano, Teatro alla Scala, 25 aprile 1926 PERSONAGGI La principessa Turandot soprano L’imperatore Altoum tenore Timur (re tartaro spodestato) basso
Turandot Dramma lirico in tre atti e cinque quadri Libretto di Giuseppe Adami e Renato Simoni Musica di Giacomo Puccini* PERSONAGGI La Principessa Turandot soprano L’Imperatore Altoum tenore Timur, Re tartaro spodestato basso Il Principe Ignoto (Calaf), suo figlio tenore Liù, giovine schiava soprano Ping, gran cancelliere baritono Pang, gran ...
LIBRETO | Turandot P á g i n a | 11 Che la lama guizzi, sprizzi sangue. O taciturna, mostrati in cielo! LA FOLLA Gli enigmi sono tre, la morte è una! Chi quel gong percuoterà? I SERVI DEL BOIA Morte! Morte! I SERVI DEL BOIA, LA FOLLA …dove regna Turandot! …donde reina Turandot. Mentre i servi si allontanano Mientras los acólitos se alejan
Scores at Sheet Music Plus. Extra Information. The opera was mostly complete upon Puccini's death in November 1924, including "Nessun dorma" the famous aria from Act III (whose orchestration is the composer's). Alfano's completion was confined to the last part of Act III (rehearsal 35 to the end).
- Dramma lirico in tre atti
- SC 91
- Puccini, Giacomo
- Turandot
TURANDOT. Was ist, das aus den Wurzeln der Zeiten, dem Stamm, der Menschengemeinschaft trägt, dem Geäste der Gewohnheiten, als köstlichste Blüte zuhöchst ausschlägt, das jeden hinzieht, das wenige halten, darüber einsam Geweihte walten; das jegliches schönt, an alles sich wendet, die Menschen zu heitern, von oben entsendet. Schaue.
(As he invokes Turandot, the Unknown Prince rushes to the gong, seizes the hammer, and strikes it three times.) THE MINISTERS Well, let him go! There’s no use shouting in Sanskrit, Chinese, or Mongolian! When the gong clangs, Death is happy! Ha, ha, ha! (They run away, snickering.) (Invocando Turandot, il Principe ignoto si precipita verso il ...
The mandarins arrive, dressed in blue and gold. The Eight Sages go by, tall and pompous. They are enormous old men, almost the same size. Their gestures are slow and simultaneous. Each is carrying three sealed silk scrolls in his hand. These scrolls contain the answers to Turandot’s enigmas.
