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Or la tromba
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This is my first upload to YouTube in quite a while. My father-in-law has been very sick for over a year now, and most of my time is consumed with his care. However, I th...
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Venti turbini
twalker742
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Here is the absolutely brilliant aria the ends the first act of Handel's 1711 opera Rinaldo. When it was first performed in London, Rinaldo almost singlehandedly began the...
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Al lampo dell'armi
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This is another tour-de-force aria for countertenor--this time from Handel's 1724 opera Giulio Cesare in Egitto. I really enjoyed performing this one! I hope that you enj...
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Fammi combattere
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This is my first recording in several months. I thought I would digress from recording all of the variant arias and recitatives in Messiah and begin again with a tour-de-f...
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Then shall the eyes of the blind be open'd (Version 1)
twalker742
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Handel set the original version of this recitative for soprano because the original version of the following air was also composed for the soprano voice.
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Rejoice Greatly (Version 4)
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To meet the requirements of some later productions of Messiah, Handel sometimes gave this aria to his favorite tenor, John Beard (c. 1717-1791). Therefore, I include a ten...
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Rejoice Greatly (Version 3)
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This version appears in the Tenbury transcript and may have been written for the famous Italian soprano Giulia Frasi (fl. 1743-1759). It is probably the most familiar vers...
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Rejoice greatly (Version 2)
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This 12/8 version is found in the Rosenbach transcript, and is essentially a shortened version of the first 12/8 version that I recorded a few days ago. As such, it forms ...
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Rejoice greatly (Version 1)
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This is the original 12/8 version of the soprano aria from Part 1 of Messiah and was the first version of this aria to be composed. In this uncut rendition from the origin...
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And suddenly there was with the Angel
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This is the final soprano recitative in the series from Part 1 of Messiah that tell the story of the shepherds and the angels.
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