Apollo et Hyacinthus [videorecording] ; Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots / music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ; stage director, John Dew ; video director, Christian Kurt Weiß ; produced by Bernhard Fleischer ; a co-production with the Mozarteum University ; from the Great Hall of Salzburg University ; a production of UNITEL and BFMI in co-production with Classica in co-operation with the Salzburg Festival.
Some credits from booklet: Mozart 22; 2nd series from disc label. Apollo et Hyacinthus, a Latin intermedium in 3 acts, K. 38; Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots, part one of a sacred Singspiel, K. 35. Apollo et Hyacinthus libretto based on Rufinus Widl's drama Clementia Croesi; Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots libretto by Ignaz Anton Weiser. Synopsis in booklet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Bonus: Making of Mozart 22; trailers; catalogue. Apollo et Hyacinthus: Maximilian Kiener (Oebalus), Christiane Karg (Melia), Jekaterina Tretjakova (Hyacinthus), Anja Schlosser (Apollo), Astrid Monika Hofer (Zephyrus), Norbert Steidl (Priest) ; Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots: Michiko Watanabe (Divine Justice), Bernhard Berchtold (Spirit of Christianity), Cordula Schuster (Divine Mercy), Peter Sonn (a Christian), Christiane Karg (Worldliness) ; Mozarteum University Symphony Orchestra ; Josef Wallnig, conductor. Recorded in performance at the Salzburg, Grosse Universitätsaula, August 24-28, 2006 where they were first performed in 1767.
Contents:
Apollo et Hyacinthus: Lateinisches Intermedium in drei Akten KV 38 zu dem Schuldrama Clementia Croesi von Pater Rufinus Widl = Latin intermedium in three acts to the school drama Clementia Croesi by Father Rufinus Widl -- Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots: Erster Teil eines geistlichen Festpiels KV 35 = Part one of a sacred Singspiel, libretto by Ignaz Anton Weiser.
Summary:
The child prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was only 11 years old when he wrote music for a Latin intermedium about the god Apollo and his involvement with Hyacinthus and his sister Melia, and a religious allegory about the First Commandment.
Series:
M Mozart 22 / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Festspieldokumente. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791. Operas. 2006.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)748432003
Locations:
UNUX074 -- University of Northern Iowa - Rod Library (Cedar Falls)
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