Niccolo Zingarelli - Ines de Castro - Quartetto

Agree with Venatorini that it is a shame his operas are not perforned today. While not a performer myself and am unsure of the technical difficulty this quartetto requires, could the lack of attention come from them being difficult to perform? Thank you as always Meyerbeer1

Zingarelli was one of the last great composers of the neapolitan school. It's a pity that his operas are not performed today.

Thank you very mutch!!!
Parry and F.orchestra bravissimi!

The singing, as always with Opera Rara, cannot be faulted. The piece features some wonderful dramatical effects, like the tenor's entrance at 1:44, right in the middle of the lovers' duet. What is quickly apparent is that the action is constantly moving, there are no places where one would be able to say: "Get on with it!" I personally would single out the final allegro where the soprano is vocalizing over the dramatics of the three male heros. Thank you for this :)!