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A circle is completed. Handel’s “Berenice” in the Halle Handel Edition

A contemporary regarded Handel’s opera “Berenice” as just a patchwork, but it has many little gems to offer. In May “Berenice” will be performed again on the operatic stage in Halle.

 

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Ready for the stage Handel’s serenata “Parnasso in festa” in the Halle Handel Edition

Handel’s serenata “Parnasso in festa” is a true pasticcio with many re-uses from works composed earlier. Nevertheless, a staged performance, as is planned for the Handel Festival Halle in Bad Lauchstädt is extremely worthwhile.

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Opera with a thread. Handel’s “Arianna in Creta”

A confusing plot with a happy ending – that’s Baroque opera, that’s Handel. And it’s the same with “Arianna in Creta”. The Halle Handel Edition of the work offers a whole range of possibilities for the stage.

 

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With choir or soloists. Handel’s “Te Deum” of 1718

Amongst Handel’s sacred works, the “Te Deum” for James Brydges at Cannons is one of the least well-known. Now its publication in the Complete Edition enables authentic performances to be given once more.

 

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Music for Fontainebleau. The background to Rameau’s opera “Daphnis et Églé”

King Louis XV thinks highly of Rameau’s Daphnis et Églé (1753). But following performances in Fontainebleau, the pastorale héroïque was never staged again during Rameau’s lifetime. With this publication as part of the Opera omnia an authoritative edition is now available.

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Disguise and confusion. The edition of Francesco Cavalli’s masterpiece “L’Erismena”

Following its premiere in 1656 Francesco Cavalli’s L’Erismena was a great success in Venice. An English version was also created. The edition being published as part of the critical edition Francesco Cavalli – Opere offers opportunities for a rediscovery.

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Looking back. Looking forward. The “New Berlioz Edition” fifty years on

1967 saw the publication of the first volume of the New Berlioz Edition. The Complete Edition has become a classic example of modern music editions, and continues to influence performances to this day.

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Complete Editions

Celestial twin love. The first version of Rameau’s opera “Castor et Pollux”
Egyptian flair in Fontainebleau. Rameau’s opera “La Naissance d’Osiris”
Dramatically effective. Franz Schubert’s works for music theatre
“Most agreeable”. A peasant’s son is the hero in Handel’s “Giustino”
From London to Brunswick. Handel’s opera “Siroe” in the Urtext edition
Two gods woo a nymph. The reconstruction of Rameau’s “Io”
The Neapolitans were amazed. Gluck’s “La clemenza di Tito”
The benevolent conqueror. Handel’s opera “Scipione”
The New Anton Bruckner Complete Edition
Gabriel Fauré and the Orchestra: A Re-evaluation
Refined orchestration. Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera “Castor et Pollux”
Ancient myth for the concert hall. Georg Friedrich Handel's "Semele"
The Triumph of Time and Truth. Handel's "Il trionfo del Tempo e della Verità"
In Honor of the Saints of Music. Handel's second Cecilian Ode
Love and Freedom. Cavalli's opera "Scipione Affricano" in a new edition
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