MP3 and WAV orchestral files without vocals make it easy to repeat songs.
MP3 files, which are quite “light”, are well suited for rehearsing. But if you do not have an orchestra, and you still want to represent this opera, it is possible (and quite easy) via these synthetic orchestral accompaniments, the quality of which is superior in WAV files, which are much heavier.
The actual choruses can also be pre-recorded, which is very useful if the extras (sailors, people, army, etc.) constitute a “dancing chorus”.
1. Orchestral overture
2. Virgil invokes the Muse
3. Full sail to Italy
4. Virgil explains the context (the origin of Juno's anger against the Trojans)
5. Juno outraged by the Trojans
6. Juno at Aeolus
7. The storm
8. Castaways
9. Meeting between Aeneas and Venus (his mother)
10. Dido welcomes Aeneas
11. Venus with Cupid
12. Banquet at Dido's
13. Tell me about Troy...
14. Banquet at Dido's
15. Laocoon (can be played by Achates)
16. Hymn to Athena
17. Orchestral and chorus: the fall of Troy
18. Dido and her sister Anne
19. Dido's wanderings
20. Juno explains her plan to Venus
21. The hunting party, the storm
22. The cave, the Rumor
23. Mercury's warning
24. Let’s move away!
25. Dido's reaction
26. I love you, but I must leave
27. Dido's harsh reply
28. Second warning
29. Dido, last words
30. Dido's death
31. Funeral waltz
32. Final song: between sadness and enthusiasm
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