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Jennifer Larmore, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Academy of St. Marin in the Fields, David Parry, Antonello Allemandi

Bravura Diva

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Sir Michael COSTA (1806-1884) Eloisa, Scene and aria. Suon profondo London Philharmonic Orchestra/Antonello Allemandi Gioachino ROSSINI (1792-1868) Bianca e Falliero, Aria. Tu non sai London Philharmonic Orchestra/David Parry Elisabetta Regina d'Inghilterra, Cavatina. Quant'e grato Geoffrey Mitchell Choir. London Philharmonic Orchestra/Giuliano Carella Giuseppe Saverio MERCADANTE (1795-1870) Andronico, Duet. Vanne se alberghi in petto (with Majella Cullagh, sop) London Philharmonic Orchestra/Antonello Allemandi Luigi ARDITI (1822-1903) Il Desio, Duet. Quanto al cor mi parlo. Il cantar tuo gentil (with Majella Cullagh, sop) David Harper, piano Lauro ROSSI (1810-1885) Amelia, Cavatina. L'alma mia che in Adolfo (with Majella Culagh, sop) London Philharmonic Orchestra/Antonello Allemandi Giovanni PACINI (1796-1867) Carlo di Borgogna, Duet. Lombra mira di colei (with Bruce Ford, ten) Academy of St Martin in the Fields/David Parry Temistocle, Cavatina. Tacete! ohime, quei cantici Geoffrey Mitchell Choir London Philharmonic Orchestra/Antonello Allemandi Jennifer Larmore (mezzo) Recorded at St Clements Church, London and Henry Wood Hall, London. Various recording dates [78.13]
  • Jennifer Larmore - soprano
  • London Philharmonic Orchestra - orchestra
  • Academy of St. Marin in the Fields - orchestra
  • David Parry - conductor
  • Antonello Allemandi - conductor
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Nr kat.: ORR231
Label  : Opera Rara

CRITIC REVIEW: "It's about time Jennifer Larmore got a razzle-dazzle solo aria album from Opera Rara. After all, she's lent her bel canto expertise to their recordings of obscure works of Donizetti, Pacini and other and has courteously partnered various sopranos and tenors with her fine musicianship and stylish intelligence. With the spotlight finally centered on her, Larmore's performances on 'Bravura Diva' are sensational Maria Malibran and the other 19th century divas who created this music were singers of formidable musical and dramatic powers. Larmore here seems every bit their equal, bringing to life even the music of lesser composers such as Rossi and Costa with the same kind of stylistic certitude and vocal command that must have thrilled 19th century operagoers." - Judith Malafronte, OPERA NEWS