Max Emanuel Cencic, Handel: Se bramate d'amar chi vi sdegna, from Serse

Max Emanuel Cencic, mezzo-soprano countertenor. Se bramate damar chi vi sdegna, from Serse (1738) by George Frideric Handel. First sung by mezzo-soprano castrato Caffarelli.

Se bramate damar chi vi sdegna,
vuò sdegnarvi, ma come non so.

La vostrira crudel me linsegna;
tento tarlo equestalma non può.
(da capo)

Since you persist in loving one who scorns you,
I should despise you, but I know not how.

Your cruel rage shows me how I should hate you;
I try to do so, but my heart refuses.
(return to the beginning)

INFORMATION, DIRECT LINK TO:
The High Male Voice: An Introduction
http://malesopranos.com/male-sopranos-altos/443-high-male-voice-introduction....

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Music

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• Cencic
• countertenor
• contretenor
• castrato
• Handel
• Serse
• Baroque
• opera
• voice

[ichmalealsobinich]

No sound!

[sfkcbf]

@ichmalealsobinich I just checked the video, and fortunately I get sound. Once some time ago, that happened to me but not in a long time. Check with your tech friends. Good luck !

[MeehanJunction]

Excellent for sure ! Cencic is one of the best boy sopranos/counter-tenors in existence. I have enjoyed listening to hm for a very long time.

[ALEXISVASSILIEV]

La je l'aime beaucoup!! Belle voix entrain et tout est un belle hommage à Haendel Merci! AV

[razdoburdina]

C 'est SUPERBE! Merci AV

[DrGarri]

It's difficult to think of anything to be improved regarding his singing, he is trully amazing!

[Athys700]

MERAVIGLIOSO! un grande!

[ichmalealsobinich]

@sfkcbf sorry, it was a technical problem with my browser as I later detected.

[velvetcaress]

Amazingly talented man!

[serenaluce]

Very very beautifully sung! Bravo! It's always a pleasure to listen to Cencic! Splendid voice with a velvet timbre! Thanks for posting.