Handel: Giulio Cesare (Opus Arte)

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Uploaded by on Apr 11, 2007

David McVicar's production of Giulio Cesare manages to combine serious insight with entertainment, bringing Handel's masterpiece to life in a powerful, convincing and highly intelligent way.

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  • somebody know who is this singer

  • She is an Australian-born American soprano called Danielle de Niese.

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  • Keep fit with Handel? Isit part of a Handel workout vidoe for 2008? I did like the singing though and it is hard to get a grasp of the whole - FIVE HOUR - piece from this 61 second clip. I would love to be able to see a Handel opera some day. For now I will have to content myself with these little snippets which people post. (Very grateful I am too!)

  • So does this means that we should paint the face of Christina Aguilera on top of the Mona Lisa's to make more accessible as well? Actually a weird regie does exactly the opposite. If you can't match words with action, how are you going to understand what really goes on onstage? I don't think I need anybody to trivialize a plot for me to understand it in context.

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  • @shazzer1976

    LOL

  • @xcorpusNYX Opera since its invention (most scholars agree on 1607 as the first opera, Montiverdi's Orfeo, however some argue that Peri was the first to write an opera 7 years earlier) has been performed without amplification. In the past 400 years not many directors have deviated from this practice.

    That being said, a voice with Vibrato carries significantly further than a voice with a static like quality. This Sopranos voice is lovely. Listen to some more opera-vibrato all over the place.

  • @shazzer1976 This opera is NOT NEARLY 5 hours long. Wagner wasn't even that crazy to make a 5 hour long opera.

  • I really enjoy the character of Sesto the most in this opera. I'm going to see if I can find the full version of this particular production.

  • I just caught a recording of this production on TV the other day. I really enjoyed it... it wasn't perfect (the production that is, not the opera itself), but Danielle De Niese was definitely the highlight as Cleopatra. She really conveys a woman who is determined to get what she wants. =D

    I never knew this was recorded on the day of the London bombings.

  • I love it i "keep fit with handel" - lol! The latest fad of the rich and famous. finally, a workout DVD with good music. ^_^

  • Poor old Handel. Barrage balloons yet!

  • Mes excuses aux puristes, mais je veux simplement dire que je la trouve incroyablement sexy lorsquelle danse.

  • too much vibrato.. bit annoying really

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