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Orfeo and Euridice was composed in 1762 by Gluck. In collaboration with the German composer there were two other composers of Italian origin, based in Vienna, equally as busy composing new scores. The very cultured Ranieri de’ Calzabigi was encouraged to work with Gluck by Count Giacomo Durazzo, general director of all the performances at the Hapsbourg Imperial Court, and the ballet dancer Gasparo Angiolini whose concept was to infuse in the dance the “expressive truth”. In 1761, with the collaboration of all three, the ballet of “Don Juan Ou Le Festin De Pierre” was created. |
| Disc No: PAL 92273 | |
| Disc No: NTSC 92302 | |
| Price: Sek. 91 | |
| Name: Gluck Orpheus & Euridice | |
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| Order Stock? Index |
| System | Regional Code | Picture format | Sound format | Subtitles | Length |
| PAL | 16:9 | dolby digital type 5.1 surround | 101 min |
| Composer | Name | Opus | Recording | Performer |
| Christoph Willibald Gluck | Orfeo and Euridice | Orchestra of the San Carlo Theatre, Naples - Gustav Kuhn Orfeo - Bernadette Manca Di Nissa Euridice - Paula Almerares Amore - Paola Antonucci |