Emilio Arrieta, Francisco Camprodón, Miguel Ramos Carrión - Marina (Highlights) flac album

Baritone Vocals – Antonio Lagar, Francisco Kraus. Bass Vocals – Enrique Yebra. Conductor – José Olmedo. Directed By – Jesús Aguirre. Orchestra – Symphony Orchestra Of Madrid. Tenor Vocals – Alfredo Kraus. Tiple – Pilarín Álvarez.

I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IEA 3. v'ts/Sec's. 2 acts ; rev. 3 acts. Francisco Camprodón (1816-1870) Miguel Ramos Carrión (1845-1915) - revised version only. Composer Time PeriodComp.

Arrieta, Emilio, José Rodriguez, Francisco Camprodón, D Mariano Borrell, Amalia Ramirez, José Font, Francisco Salas, Ramon Cubero, Manuel Franco, and Lola Fernandez. Spanish original de Don Francisco Camprodon ; musica de Don Emilio Arrieta ; representada por primera vez en el teatro del Circo en el mes de Febrero de 1853. Statement Of Responsibility). Contributor: Imprenta De José Rodriguez, Calle Del Factor, Num. 9 - Arrieta, Emilio - Caltañazor, Sr. - Camprodón, Francisco - Camprodon, Esperanza Safont De. - Santamaria, Sra - Moreno, Sra - Calvet, Sr. - Salas, Sr.

Pascual Juan Emilio Arrieta Corera (21 October 1823 – 11 February 1894) was a Spanish composer. Arrieta was born in Puente la Reina, Navarre. His Italian musical training led him, under the favour of Queen Isabel II, to concentrate on operatic writing; and though he later composed zarzuelas, he remained less committed to the renascent art form than his contemporaries such as Francisco Asenjo Barbieri, who continued to write in an essentially Italianate style throughout his life. 1871 Marina, 3 acts (adapted from the 1855 zarzuela) with libretto by Francisco Camprodón and Miguel Ramos Carrión. 1853 El dominó Azul, 3 acts with libretto by Francisco Camprodón.

Information on Marina by Emilio Arrieta, Miguel Ramos Carrión, Francisco Camprodón. 1871 Official information on culture in Spain. It was eventually staged as a three-act opera, with the libretto altered by the playwright Miguel Ramós Carrión. Arrieta added two duets and a final rondo. It has really popular melodies, such as the habanera ‘Dichoso aquél que tiene’ and the aria ‘Costas las de Levante’. The opera is in the style of Donizetti, set in a traditional coastal town, Lloret de Mar in Girona, as the scene for a love story.

Marina by Emilio Arrieta 1871 libretto revised by Miguel Ramos Carrión after the 1855 original by Francisco Camprodón. The two-act zarzuela Marina was premiered on September 21 1855 at Madrid's Teatro Circo. Despite a cool initial reception, many musicians could sense its popular potential. Gaztambide wrote to the poet López de Ayala: "Emilio's new zarzuela Marina is most outstanding; a true Spanish Opera sure to please the crowd; it will, I'm sure, be much liked". The original writer Camprodón having died, Carrión undertook to expand his graceful, fluent verse play by the addition of recitatives and ultimately seven new numbers. The premiere of the new version took place on March 16 1871 at the Teatro Real, with Tamberlick, and this time it was a resounding success from the start.