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Ipermestra (Hasse)

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Ipermestra - German titlepage of the libretto - Hubertusburg 1751

Ipermestra is an opera by Johann Adolph Hasse. It was the first setting of the libretto by Metastasio, itself following in an already long tradition of operas based on Aeschylus' Suppliants.[1] The opera has not received a modern recording, though Max Emanuel Cencic recorded Impermestra's aria "Ma rendi pur contento" on Rokoko - Hasse Opera Arias (2012).

References

  1. ^ Thalia Papadopoulou -Aeschylus: Suppliants - Page 2023 1472521501 2014 - 1724: Ipermestra. Geminiano Giacomelli. 1727: Ipermestra. Antonio Vivaldi. 1728: Ipermestra. Francesco Feo. 1736: Ipermestra. GiovanniBattista Ferrandini. 1741: Ipermestra. Rinaldo da Capua. 1744: Ipermestra. Johann Adolf Hasse. 1744: Ipermestra. Christoff Willibald Gluck. 1748: Ipermestra. Egidio Duni. 1748: Ipermestra. Ferdinando Bertoni. 1749: Ipermestra. Anonymous composer. 1751: Ipermestra. Niccolò Jommelli. 1751: Ipermestra. Pasquale Cafaro. 1752: Ipermestra.
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