Johann Christoph Pepusch, Venus and Adonis (masque in two acts), 1715, Ramée 1502, 2016

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Rawson, R., Outhere Music and Ramée 2016. Johann Christoph Pepusch, Venus and Adonis (masque in two acts), 1715, Ramée 1502, 2016.

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Creators	Rawson, R., Outhere Music and Ramée
Description	A world premiere recording of Pepusch's largest and most successful masque, composed for the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane in 1715. The recording was made possible after several years of detailed archival work to reconstruct the original 1715 version.
Keywords	Opera, baroque, HIP, period-instrument, drama, performance-practice, recitative, masque, English
Date	2016
Web address (URL)	https://www.outhere-music.com/en/albums/pepusch-venus-and-adonis-ram-1502
	https://soundcloud.com/outhere-music/venus-and-adonis-first
Funder	The Handel Institute
	Canterbury Christ Church University
	Outhere Music
Additional information	Complete sample aria: https://soundcloud.com/outhere-music/venus-and-adonis-first
Deposited	06 Oct 2016
Output status	Published
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Print	09 Sep 2016
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