Philippe Jaroussky "A dispetto d'un volto ingrato" Tamerlano

[dihliangel]

there are times he's just like mr. bean kkkkkk fantastic

[tamerlano236]

Great Handel! But it's not the way how this aria should be sung. He is not furious here at all. There are much better versions on YT. The very best version is Nicholas Spanos's.

[oliviasmulyan]

i want bartoli to sing this! she would be perfect! she would hit those runs with ease!

[serenaluce]

Actually, I take my words back. PJ is not better in any repertoire! I agree with Plavos that he sings everything with no expression and his voice is absolutely flat. He sings everything like the same piece no matter what the text and image is about, just producing sweet empty sounds without sharing any soul, like a singing machine! The purpose of singing is to MOVE THE HEART, not just give some "junk food" for the ears! Sorry.

[serenaluce]

He is much better in lyric repertoir. A nightingale. But not as Tamerlano!

[rackhir76]

en effet ce n'est pas un role qui lui va Ph jarrousky n'est pas un vrai conralto. a vrai dire je préfere l'entendre ds le repertoire du 17ieme siecle genre monteverdi, Cavalli... mais le repertoire du 18ieme siecle à mon humble avis ne lui va pas....

[plavos]

Sooooooooooooorry but he is too small for this (i don't mean the age but the deep of his voice). No expression and so flat. Look video spanos - tamerlano and see the difference.....

[wolkowy1]

I agree with steffino2. Yet, bravo for that!

[steffino2]

Isn't he just too cute for playing Tamerlano? He seems more like an evil child then like a dangerous tyrant..... But of course he's a great singer. I prefer him in "prince charming"-roles, it suits him better, I think.

[Orfeus80]

i agree, plus he's way too weak in the lower register to add the much needed bite to this scene

[acanthe83]

Je ne supporte pas son timbre et de surcroît la voix est toute petite, sans ccouleur et sans assise dans le grave

[mradaChris]

That was great!

[mahajaroussky]

thanks a lot

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