Christophe Dumaux I Händel: “Se in fiorito ameno prato” Giulio Cesare (HD)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Händel: “Se in fiorito ameno prato” - Julius Caesar’s aria from the opera Giulio Cesare in Egitto, Act 2, HWV 1
Christophe Dumaux (countertenor)
Andrea Bressan (bassoon)
Eszter Lesták Bedő, Ágnes Biró (violin)
Aviad Gershoni, Susanne Regel (oboe)
Conducted by Jonathan Cohen
Budapest Festival Orchestra
2022
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This time, the authentic appearance and movement will be presented by Christophe Dumaux, whose voice was hailed as “bright, clear and strong” in a review in The New York Times, while he was described as “tall, trim and athletic: a natural on stage”. He has sung in Handel’s operas on the world’s greatest stages from the Vienna Staatsoper and La Scala in Milan to the Metropolitan Opera in New York. In addition to the opera arias, a beautiful cantata and a moving Marian hymn and concertos by Vivaldi will also be performed, conducted by Jonathan Cohen, a British master of Baroque music and a return conductor of the Festival Orchestra.
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Christophe is such an exquisite musician! Never a dull moment, no tasteless affectedness and a beautiful technique a lot of countertenors lack. He sings on the breath and that's why his coloratura is effortless and doesn't sound guttural as is often the case with others. I wish the audio from this concerts was commercially available...
Christophe Dumaux never disappoints - always superb in all he does! I never ever want my money back after listening to him!!
¡Maravilloso!
magnifique Dumeaux !
I love it!!!
More and more one sees vocalists and instrumentalists interact. This is a great trend.
Bravo! 😃
Bravo
When this aria starts, it reminds me a lot of "Enjoy the sweet elyisian grove" from Alceste, another handelian work.
This is what one would call florid music: 06:09. Handel was a genius.