Marco Giusto Composer
Three Story for the present [For actor/Double bass]
Courtesy of Robert Black
STUDIO SU PASOLINI
text freely adapted from "La Rabbia" di P.P. Pasolini
Alia Musica Ensemble
Conductor: Federico Garcia De Castro
La Ballade des Pendues
For three sopranos and Baritone digitally manipulated through Ableton Live
Text by F. Villon
Sopranos: Mary Rose Go, Kirstin Marsh, Jing Liu
Baritone: Angky Budiardjono
Mi Alma esta triste hasta la muerte
For Soli, Coro, Actor and Orchestra
Text by Marco Giusto, freely adapted from passages from the Gospel.
Premiered at the Degollado Theater by the Tlaquepaque Symphony Orchestra. Coro y Solos from San Pedro Tlaquepaque Choir.
A chamber opera in one act.
Angky Budiardjono, Giacomo (Baritone)
Jing Liu, Adina (Soprano)
Daniel Field, Angelo (Tenor)
Katie Waiser, Beatrice (Soprano)
Kathleen Haddock, vocal coacher and piano
This work was possible thanks to the collaboration of Francesco Snoriguzzi, composer, conductor and librettist, who wrote the libretto. The original version is for chamber orchestra and four singers.
The story presents a sequel of the "Elisir d'amore" by Donizetti.
This recording was possible thanks to the Syracuse University Opera Workshop, directed by Prof. Eric Johnson.
Special thanks to Dr. Kathleen Haddock, vocal coacher and pianist, who was essential for the realization of this project.
"Elisir 2.0" or "Il profumo dell'amore" [Extracts]
