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Constantin Trinks

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[Webers Little-Known Opera Revived in the 21st Century!]In 12th-century Germany, Count Adral of Nevers has been separated from his beloved wife, Oilianthe, due to war, and the two are living in despair. Then, caught in the schemes of Count Rijart of Forestwho plots to make Oiliant his ownand Eglantine, Oiliants lady-in-waiting who harbors feelings for Adral, Adral comes to believe that his wife has betrayed himAlthough *Euliante*, which premiered in Vienna in 1823, was a ambitious work by Weber, its running time of over three hours and shortcomings in the libretto proved to be obstacles, preventing it from becoming a regularly performed piece. However, the musical compositionincluding the overtureis of such high quality that its popularity has never waned, as evidenced by the various revised versions that have been staged over the years. In this recording, under the robust baton of Konstan