Berlioz: Les Troyens (Opus Arte)

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2007

Sir John Eliot Gardiner conducts the Monteverdi Choir, Choeur du Théâtre du Châtelet and Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique in a landmark triple disc of Berlioz's towering opera.

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  • Just learning about this opera; can anyone tell me the name of the duet this comes from? Beautiful!

  • The clip is from Act 4 of the opera - the duet "Nuit d'ivresse". Best wishes, Opus Arte

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  • yes, goûteux

  • Yes Beatrice and Benedict comes from Shakespeare but in this duet Berlioz choose a text from Shakespearz too

  • @gaybondboy  I think you mean Beatrice and Benedict

  • Their voices complement each other so well. That is such a rarity in opera. You could tell they had the theater chemistry.

  • It has recently been posted; it's on the channel AccessGuy11. Just writing in case you haven't found out yet.

  • But the text of this duet is a text from Shakespeare.

  • Yes this is.

  • Hey! does anybody know if this opera was inspired by the Eneida from virgilio?

  • Bienheureux sont les êtres qui ont connu l'amour!

  • Gregory Kunde

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