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Mozart:
Barbara Bonney Sings Mozart / Bonney |
Composer:
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart
Conductor: Arnold
stman, Christopher
Hogwood
Performer: Barbara
Bonney, Petteri
Salomaa, et al.
Ensemble: Drottningholm
Court Theatre Orchestra, Drottningholm
Court Theatre Chorus, et al.
Uni/London Classics - #460571 / November 10, 1998
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American soprano Barbara Bonney has emerged as one of the
most engaging interpreters of Mozart's heroines on the stage
today. Indeed, the selections offered here--culled from various
full-length recordings over the 1990s--are about more than
beautiful singing: Bonney's portrayals of four Mozart heroines
are rich in vivid characterization and emotional nuance and
are models in their own way of "vocal acting." Bonney makes
a particularly appealing Susanna with her natural, unforced
sound and...Read
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Mozart:
Le nozze di Figaro - Highlights / Kleiber, et al
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Composer:
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart
Conductor: Erich
Kleiber
Performer: Hilde
Gueden, Cesare
Siepi, et al.
Ensemble: Vienna
Philharmonic Orchestra, Vienna
State Opera Chorus
Uni/London Classics - #452732 / September 16, 1997
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Erich Kleiber's magically sympathetic, spirited, and incandescent
recording of what may be Mozart's most perfect opera has long
been the catalog benchmark for this work. Unfortunately, the
full recording has again gone out of print; until Universal/Polygram
decides to reissue, this compilation of highlights will have
to do. But it makes an excellent introduction to the opera,
especially for anyone setting out to discover the miraculous,
myriad ways in which Mozart could translate emotions and...Read
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Mozart
Portraits / Cecilia Bartoli, Fischer, Vienna CO
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Composer:
Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart
Conductor: Gyrgy
Fischer
Performer: Cecilia
Bartoli
Ensemble: Vienna
Chamber Ensemble
Uni/London Classics - #43452 / September 13, 1994
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Bartoli, in her musical journey defying all stereotypes, paints
multi- dimensional vocal portraits of these Mozart characters.
From the most delicate pianissimo to the grandest forte, this
superb recording leaves you breathless. While others struggle
with Come Scoglio's vocal gymnastics and Dove Sono's challenging
legato, Bartoli uses her dark timbre, impeccable coloratura
and passionate phrasing to create a kaleidoscope of luscious,
wildly exciting sound. The fire of Mozart, the "romantic"...Read
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