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Giuseppe Verdi  (주세페 베르디)
Otello
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WORK INFO
작곡가
:   Giuseppe Verdi (주세페 베르디)
장르
:  
스타일
:  
작곡년도
:   1887
평균연주
:   126:21
악장
1
Act 1, Scene 1 : Una vela!
4:25
2
Act 1, Scene 1 : Esultate!
2:06
3
Act 1, Scene 1 : Roderigo, ebben che pensi?
2:38
4
Act 1, Scene 1 : Fuoco di gioia!
2:44
5
Act 1, Scene 1 : Rodergio, beviam!
2:08
6
Act 1, Scene 1 : Inaffia l'ugola!
3:51
7
Act 1, Scene 1 : Capitano, v'attende
1:24
8
Act 1, Scene 2 : Abbasso le spade!
3:20
9
Act 1, Scene 3 : Già nella notte densa
8:40
10
Act 1, Scene 3 : Venga la morte!
5:00
11
Act 2, Scene 1 : Non ti crucciar
2:37
12
Act 2, Scene 2 : Vanne! la tua meta
2:02
13
Act 2, Scene 2 : Credo in un Dio crudel
4:41
14
Act 2, Scene 3 : Ciò m'accora...
4:56
15
Act 2, Scene 3 : Dove guardi
4:02
16
Act 2, Scene 4 : D'un uom che geme
3:33
17
Act 2, Scene 5 : Desdemona rea!...
2:20
18
Act 2, Scene 5 : Tu?! Indietro! fuggi!
2:07
19
Act 2, Scene 5 : Ora e per sempre
2:30
20
Act 2, Scene 5 : Era la notte
3:35
21
Act 2, Scene 5 : Oh! mostruosa colpa!
3:12
22
Act 2, Scene 5 : Ah! mille vite
2:05
23
Act 2, Scene 5 : Si, pel ciel
3:12
24
Act 3, Scene 1 : La vedetta del porto ha segnalato
2:08
25
Act 3, Scene 2 : Dio ti giocondi
7:24
26
Act 3, Scene 2 : Esterrefatta fisso
5:06
27
Act 3, Scene 3 : Dio! mi potevi
4:11
28
Act 3, Scene 5 : Vieni; l'aula è deserta
3:27
29
Act 3, Scene 5 : Questa è una ragna
2:06
30
Act 3, Scene 5 : Quest'è il segnale
2:16
31
Act 3, Scene 6 : Come la ucciderò
1:28
32
Act 3, Scene 7 : Viva! Evviva!
4:10
33
Act 3, Scene 8 : Eccolo! È lui!
3:17
34
Act 3, Scene 8 : A terra!
5:45
35
Act 3, Scene 8 : Fuggite!
2:24
36
Act 3, Scene 9 : Fuggirmi io sol non so
1:58
37
Act 3 : Ballabile. Canzone Araba - Invocazione ad Allah - Canzone greco - La Muranese
4:59
38
Act 4, Scene 1 : Era più calmo?
4:11
39
Act 4, Scene 1 : Mia madre aveva
6:37
40
Act 4, Scene 1 : Piangea cantando
7:36
41
Act 4, Scene 2 : Ave Maria
5:08
42
Act 4, Scene 3 : Chi è la?
5:08
43
Act 4, Scene 3 : Aprite! Aprite!
3:01
44
Act 4, Scene 4 : Quai Grida!
1:29
45
Act 4, Scene 4 : Niun mi tema
4:53
Otello ([oˈtɛllo) is an opera in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi to an Italian libretto by Arrigo Boito, based on Shakespeare's play Othello. It was Verdi's penultimate opera, and was first performed at the Teatro alla Scala, Milan, on 5 February 1887. With the composer's reluctance to write anything new after the success of Aida in 1871 and his retreat into retirement, it took his Milan publisher Giulio Ricordi the next ten years, first to persuade him to write anything, then to encourage the revision of Verdi's 1857 Simon Boccanegra by introducing Boito as librettist, and finally to begin the arduous process of persuading and cajoling Verdi to see Boito's completed libretto for Otello in July/August 1881. However, the process of writing the first drafts of the libretto and the years of their revision, with Verdi all along not promising anything, dragged on, and it wasn't until 1884, five years after the first drafts of the libretto, that composition began, with most of the work finishing in late 1885. When it finally premièred in Milan on 5 February 1887, it proved to be a resounding success, and further stagings of Otello soon followed at leading theatres throughout Europe and America.
Verdi's early retirement
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