Jaroussky and Spinosi. Portrait Musical Part III.

[mhouins]

To be accurate, this aria comes from opera "Tieteberga" and not from "Giustino". The famous aria from "Giustino" is "Vedro con mio diletto".

[JaRoWi1647]

@mhouins

You´re  right!

[sjmh280491]

The aria appears in both Operas....

[Schhmoop]

is it just me or is everyone in mattheus extraordinarily good looking? does beautiful music make you more beautiful:-)?

[wowmom1976]

Schhmoop, I have the same suspicion. Or perhaps instead of having "blind auditions", Mattheus just requires that only extremely attractive people may apply!

;-)

[musebeliever]

The interview of J-Ch Spinosi is really interesting! Thanks for uploading that video! ^^

[MariadeBsAs]

How beautiful, Jana!!! I love the "duetto" Philippe-Spinosi... And I like what Jean-Christoph says, how he emphatizes PJ's emotion...Thanks!!!

[grenouilleGG]

Is this note-for-note identical to the one in "Tieteberga"? (I don't have scores). I knew Vivaldi was a master recycler, but...

Spinosi's "mais chaque fois!" (at 3:31) sounds so genuine; lovely!

Thanks, Jana, for this wealth of material.

[altodivo]

he used this aria SO many times. Cause its gorgeous. Sometimes subtle word changes.

[MehdiCaps]

He actually says "mais à chaque fois", more casual. ;)

[mahajaroussky]

woooooooooooooooooooooooooow my favorite love song this song is chill out my soul my mind i still remember my greatest moments in my life with sento in seno great video magnificent counter tenor philippe jaroussky lovely performance and signture from my adorable friend my best friend jana thanks a lot