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Formats and Editions
1. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Ouverture
2. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Qu'une Jeune Fille De Quinze Ans
3. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Plus De Sœur ! Plus De Frère !
4. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Victime Infortunée, Vers L'autel Entrainée
5. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Plus D'égards, Plus De Prudence
6. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Je Romps La Chaîne Qui M'engage
7. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Le Mariage Est Une Envie
8. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): La Gloire Vous Appelle
9. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Cruelle, Cruelle De Ma Douleur Mortelle
10. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Tandis Que Tout Sommeille
11. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Ô Douce Nuit
12. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Je Sens Bien Que Votre Hommage
13. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Seigneur, Sans Trop Être Indiscret
14. L'amant Jaloux (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble): Prenez Pitié De Ma Douleur
15. Quartet No. 2 In F Major "L'art De La Modulation": I. Allegro
16. Quartet No. 2 In F Major "L'art De La Modulation": II. Largo
17. Quartet No. 2 In F Major "L'art De La Modulation": III. Aria. Tempo Di Minuetto
18. La Caravane Du Caire: Entr'acte (Arr. For Mixed Chamber Ensemble)
More Info:
Canadian ensemble Notturna offers a charming instrumental version of the opera L'Amant jaloux (the jealous lover) by André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry (1741-1813). This anonymous arrangement for flute, oboe, violin, viola, and bass was found in the Biblioteca Estense di Modena. Though undated, it was likely transcribed in 1778, the year Grétry composed the opera. Founded in 2006 and directed by oboist Christopher Palameta, Notturna is a chamber collective whose "spirited and sensitive playing" (Early Music America) draws on the transparency and expressiveness of early wind instruments to paint fresh pictures of an unexplored historical repertoire. Notturna has toured extensively in North and South America and Europe, creating vivid and dynamic programmes that it's musicians interpret with zeal and uncompromising depth. Canadian oboist Christopher Palameta performs with many of Europe's finest period ensembles, including The Gabrieli Consort, Il Pomo d'Oro, Pygmalion, Les Musiciens du Louvre, Les Siècles, La Grande Ecurie, La Petite Bande and Vox Luminis, among others. Palameta has toured five continents with these orchestras and has made more than 50 recordings for many labels.
