L'Opera 212 - G. Rossini - Armida

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a cura di Paolo PellegriniG. Rossini – ARMIDAARMIDA, maga, nipote d’Idraote (soprano)Katia RicciarelliRINALDO, condottiero dei Crociati (tenore) Curtis RayamGOFFREDO, duce dei Crociati (tenore) Raul GimenezIDRAOTE, mago, re di Damasco (basso) Alfredo GiacomottiGERNANDO, condottiero dei Crociati, norvegio (tenore) Mario BolognesiEUSTAZIO, fratello minore di Goffredo (tenore) Oslavio Di CredicoUBALDO, Crociato (tenore) Jorio ZennaroCARLO, Crociato tedesco (tenore) Vito GobbiASTAROTTE, diavolo (basso) Giovanni AntoniniCoro di paladini, guerrieri, demoni, larve, soldati franchi, damasceni seguaci di ArmidaOrchestra e coro del Teatro La Fenice VeneziaGabriele Ferro, direttore

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