Handel: Ritorna pur, ritorna...Voglio che sia l'indegno (from Faramondo)

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The World of Castrati: The Voices of Angels

Label:

Virgin

Catalogue No:

6487912

Discs:

2

Release date:

4th Oct 2010

Barcode:

5099964879123

Medium:

CD
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The World of Castrati: The Voices of Angels


Bach, J C:

Ebben si vada...lo ti lascio: Ebben si vada

Adriano in Siria: Cara, la dolce fiamma

Broschi, R:

Qual guerriero in campo armato (from Idaspe)

Caldara:

Giacché mi tremi in seno (from La Passione di Gesù Cristo Signor Nostro)

Gluck:

Se mai senti spirarti sul volto (from La clemenza di Tito)

Handel:

Crude furie degli orridi abissi (from Serse)

Scherza, infida (from Ariodante)

Frondi tenere e belle ... Ombra mai fù (from Serse)

Mi lusinga il dolce affetto (from Alcina)

Dall'ondoso periglio (from Giulio Cesare)

Dolci chiodi, amate spine (from La Resurrezione)

Ho un non so che nel cor (from La resurrezione)

Se l'arco avessi (from Admeto)

Quivi, tra questi soltari orr

In mille dolci modi (from Sosarme)

Ritorna pur, ritorna...Voglio che sia l'indegno (from Faramondo)

Lunga serie d'alti eroi (from Parnasso in festa)

Hasse, J A:

Spesso tra vaghe rose (from Il Siroe Re di Persia)

Monteverdi:

Hor mentre i canti alterno (from L'Orfeo)

Mozart:

Deh, per questo istante solo (from La Clemenza di Tito)

Venga pur, minacci e frema (from Mitridate, rè di Ponto)

Rossini:

Dolci silvestri... Perché mai le luci apprimo Arsace (from Aureliano in Palmira)

Vivaldi:

Sposa son disprezzata (from Bajazet)

Il Bajazet (Il Tamerlano) : Anch'il mar par che sommerga

Destin nemico...Destin avaro (from La fida ninfa)


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In this double album, the greatest vocal artists of the present day offer their own vision of the singing of their legendary predecessors.

The extraordinary adulation accorded to castrati during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries is still today one of the most fascinating phenomena in the history of music. During this golden age of the castrato, these male singers endowed with high voices that combined incredible refinement, amazing power and superhuman virtuosity took the musical world by storm. The whole of Europe was overcome by infatuation for these vocal prodigies. In the absence of the castrati themselves, the singers of today face the formidable challenge of reviving their repertoire. Both male and female singers now undertake the task of bringing back to life the wondrous voices of their androgynous forebears, in music that is by turns unsettling, deeply moving and of a dizzying virtuosity.

A 2CD-Compilation for the Price of 1 + 1 Bonus DVD - Digipack Format

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