Artists
Lucía Tavira,
Javier Povedano,
Orquesta de Córdoba,
Coro de Ópera de Córdoba,
Alejandro Muñoz
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Among the many ways to define zarzuela, the most accurate is that of a national lyric genre. Under the baton of Alejandro Muñoz, the Córdoba Opera Chorus and the Córdoba Orchestra present in the recording ZarzuelaViva a selection of the most emblematic pieces from the period of zarzuela’s greatest splendour, spanning from the last quarter of the 19th century to the first third of the 20th.
The Córdoba Orchestra and the Córdoba Opera Chorus bring this recording to a close as the fulfilment of a long-cherished dream. We are united by our commitment to continue giving voice to our national lyric genre, taking one more step in the long-standing collaboration between our institutions—an endeavour that, nonetheless, is part of the deep-rooted loyalty and affection that the city of Córdoba has unfailingly shown in its support for zarzuela.
Tracks 3 and 11 are World Premiere Recordings
Orquesta de CórdobaCoro de Ópera de CórdobaAlejandro Muñoz, ConductorLucía Tavira, SopranoJavier Povedano, Baritone
Tracklist
Total time: 56:44
1.
El Bateo: Preludio
03:14
2.
La Marchenera: Petenera
03:16
3.
El Patio de los Naranjos: Romanza de Martiniyo
04:42
4.
Doña Francisquita: Coro de románticos
04:11
5.
La del Soto del Parral: Ronda de enamorados
04:33
6.
La Revoltosa: Preludio
05:01
7.
La Tempranica: Sierras de Granada
06:15
8.
El Niño Judío: Canción de Manacor
04:56
9.
El Dúo de la Africana: Coro de la murmuración
03:10
10.
La Boda de Luis Alonso: Intermedio
05:38
11.
La Chiquita Piconera: Dúo de Custodia y Rafael
06:17
12.
La Chulapona: Chotis
00:00
13.
El Barberillo de Lavapiés: Coro de costureras y guardias
02:51
14.
Doña Francisquita: Fandango
02:40
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Classify this as a bit of a guilty pleasure. I’ve never been a opera fan, but I enjoy a rousing chorus and orchestra having fun. Toss in some excellent soloists here and there for a lovely aria, and I’m okay with that. Immerse me in Spanish zarzuela, as here, and I am having a happy 55 minutes. (...) The original recording resolution was 96k, an unfortunately common occurrence. I listened to the DXD file derived by NativeDSD from the 192k edit master supplied to them and it sounded quite good, with good resolution and clarity. More importantly, the recording has a nice balance of orchestra to chorus to soloists—well done!
Among the many ways to define zarzuela, the most accurate is that of a national lyric genre. Under the baton of Alejandro Muñoz, the Córdoba Opera Chorus and the Córdoba Orchestra present in the recording ZarzuelaViva a selection of the most emblematic pieces from the period of zarzuela’s greatest splendour, spanning from the last quarter of the 19th century to the first third of the 20th.
The Córdoba Orchestra and the Córdoba Opera Chorus bring this recording to a close as the fulfilment of a long-cherished dream. We are united by our commitment to continue giving voice to our national lyric genre, taking one more step in the long-standing collaboration between our institutions—an endeavour that, nonetheless, is part of the deep-rooted loyalty and affection that the city of Córdoba has unfailingly shown in its support for zarzuela.
Tracks 3 and 11 are World Premiere Recordings
Orquesta de CórdobaCoro de Ópera de CórdobaAlejandro Muñoz, ConductorLucía Tavira, SopranoJavier Povedano, Baritone