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L'alma mia frà le tempeste, from Act I of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Agrippina.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: lyric coloratura
Synopsis: Agrippina has told Pallante that her husband, Emperor Claudio, has died. Although this is false, Pallante believes it and realizes that this might be his chance to win Agrippina's heart. He sings of his love for her.
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Range: Tessitura:
E4 - F5F4 - F5
Non hò cor che per armarti, from Act I of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Agrippina.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: lyric coloratura
Synopsis: Agrippina attempts to convince Poppea to help her in her attempt to put her son Nerone on the throne by telling Poppea that her love Ottone will give her up to Claudio in order to win the succession.
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Range: Tessitura:
D4 - G5F4 - F5
Ogni vento ch'al porto lo spinga, from Act II of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Agrippina.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: lyric coloratura
Synopsis: After she convinces Emperor Claudio to announce that her son Nerone will be the next emperor, Agrippina delights in the success of her goals.
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Range: Tessitura:
D4 - G5D4 - E5
Pensieri, voi mi tormentate, from Act II of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Agrippina.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: lyric coloratura
Synopsis: Although all of her plans seem to be going well, Agrippina is filled with a sense of foreboding.
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Range: Tessitura:
F4 - G5G4 - F5
Se vuoi pace, from Act III, Scene 2 of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Agrippina.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: lyric coloratura
Synopsis: After Agrippina is accused of trying to manipulate Emperor Claudio, she admits it but explains that it was all to help him. After all, she still loves her husband.
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Range: Tessitura:
D#/Eb4 - F#/Gb5F#/Gb4 - F#/Gb5
Vieni, oh cara, from Act I of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Claudio.     Voice Part: bass    Fach: heavy bass
Synopsis: Claudio is in love with Poppea and attempts to draw her away from his two competitors, Ottone and Nerone.
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Range: Tessitura:
C#/Db3 - D4D3 - D4
Coll'ardor del tuo bel cor, from Act III, Scene 1 of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Nerone.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: male soprano
Synopsis: Nerone exclaims his love for Poppea after she tells him that she loves him. Unbeknownst to him, Poppea's other love, Ottone, is hiding in the room.
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Range: Tessitura:
E4 - G5F4 - F5
Come nube che fugge, from Act III, Scene 2 of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Nerone.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: male soprano
Synopsis: After Nerone tells his mother that he loves Poppea, she tells him that securing himself as the successor to Emperor Claudio is more important than anything else, Nerone reluctantly agrees.
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Range: Tessitura:
C4 - G5F4 - F5
Quando invita la donna l'amante, from Act II of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Nerone.     Voice Part: soprano    Fach: male soprano
Synopsis: With everything going his way, Nerone is in a pretty good mood. His love Poppea seems to favor him over Claudio and Ottone. Plus, his main rival for the succession, Ottone, has just been declared a traitor. In his joy, he speaks of the ways of women.
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Range: Tessitura:
E4 - G5F#/Gb4 - E5
Tacerò, purchè fedele, from Act III, Scene 1 of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Ottone.     Voice Part: contralto    Fach: contralto|male contralto
Synopsis: Ottone once again exclaims his love for Poppea after she tells him that she loves him and no other.
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Range: Tessitura:
A#/Bb3 - C5D4 - A#/Bb4
Vaghe fonti, from Act II of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Ottone.     Voice Part: contralto    Fach: contralto|male contralto
Synopsis: Saddened by the apparent betrayal of his love Poppea, Ottone extemporizes in a garden on his sadness.
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Range: Tessitura:
A#/Bb3 - C5C4 - C5
Voi che udite, from Act II of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Ottone.     Voice Part: contralto    Fach: contralto|male contralto
Synopsis: Ottone tells Pallante and Narciso that he is innocent of the crimes he is accused of by his former love Poppea and Emperor Claudio. He explains his sorrow to them.
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Range: Tessitura:
C4 - C5C4 - C5
Bel piacere e godere, from Act III, Scene 1 of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Poppea.     Voice Part: soprano
Synopsis: Poppea tells Ottone how much she loves him.
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Range: Tessitura:
D4 - G5F4 - E5
Se giunge un dispetto, from Act I of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Poppea.     Voice Part: soprano
Synopsis: Angry at Ottone for apparently giving her up in order to become emperor, Poppea denounces his treachery.
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Range: Tessitura:
C4 - A#/Bb6F4 - G5
Vaghe perle, from Act I of Agrippina by George Frideric Handel
Sung by Poppea.     Voice Part: soprano
Synopsis: Although Poppea is being wooed by both Emperor Claudio and his son Nerone, the man she really wants is Ottone. She tells Agrippina this, explaining her love as she looks in the mirror.
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Range: Tessitura:
D4 - A5F4 - F5
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