List of compositions by Agostino Steffani

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List of compositions by Agostino Steffani:

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Vocal works

Sacred works

Operas

Arias from operas and serenatas recorded in recitals

  • A facile vittoria (from Tassilone)
  • Amami, e vederai (from Niobe)
  • Combatton quest'alma (from I trionfi del fato)
  • Dal tuo labbro amor m'invita (from Tassilone)
  • Deh stancati, o sorte (from La libertà contenta)
  • Foschi crepuscoli (from La libertà contenta)
  • Dell'alma stanca a raddolcir le tempre...Sfere amiche, or date al labbro (from Niobe)
  • La cerasta più terribile (from La lotta d'Hercole con Acheloo)
  • Mie fide schiere, all'armi!...Suoni, tuoni, il suolo scuota (from I trionfi del fato)
  • Morirò fra strazi e scempi (from Henrico Leone)
  • Ogni core può sperar (from Servio Tullio)
  • Ove son? Chi m'aita? In mezzo all'ombre...Dal mio petto (from Niobe)
  • Non prendo consiglio (from La superbia d'Alessandro)
  • Non si parli che di fede (from Marco Aurelio)
  • Notte amica al cieco Dio (from La libertà contenta)
  • Padre, s'è colpa in lui (from Tassilone)
  • Più non v'ascondo (from Tassilone)
  • Schiere invitte, non tardate (from Alarico il Baltha)
  • Serena, o mio bel sole...Mia fiamma/Mio ardore (from Niobe)
  • Si, si, riposa, o caro...Palpitanti sfere belle (from Alarico il Baltha)
  • Sposa, mancar mi sento...Deh non far colle tue lagrime (from Tassilone)
  • Suite aus “I trionfi del fato”
  • Svenati, struggiti, combatti, suda (from La libertà contenta)
  • T'abbraccio, mia Diva...Ti stringo, mio Nume (from Niobe)
  • Timori, ruine (from Le rivali concordi)
  • Tra le guerre e le vittorie (from La superbia d'Alessandro)

Duets and solo cantatas

Instrumental works

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