Christophe Dumaux-L'empio,sleale,indegno (Giulio Cesare)

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Giulio Cesare, acte 1, air de Tolomeo par Christophe DUMAUX, contre-ténor

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  • plus pd que lui on fait pas

  • @ouah77

    Plus pd que lui ????? trop drôle !!!! 

  • So this recording is from 2005?

    I've seen Dumaux recently as Tolomeo in Lausanne and a year ago in this role in Vienna. For me Dumaux is at the moment the only counter tenor that convinces me in terms of chest register. I normally find that ct's voices are (at least on stage) somehow 2-dimensional and don't fill out the theatre profoundly. But Dumaux is surprisingly voluminous in these regions.

    Just checked his "A dispetto" from Beaune, that's really sublime, wow!

  • Yes, this live recording is from 2005 at Glyndebourne opera House .

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  • Exactly how this character should be: young, spoilt, petulant, and utterly nuts. lovely.

  • This guy is really amazing. I heard him as Tolomeo tonight and it is the first time that I hear a well-sung Tolomeo (not overacted), and as a character, he did a very ironic and cynical portrait of the King: comic, yes, but never stupid. After all, he is the bad guy of the story :-)

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  • L’empio, sleale, indegno

    vorria rapirmi il regno,

    e disturbar così

    la pace mia.

    Ma perda pur la vita,

    prima che in me tradita

    dall’avido suo cor

    la fede sia.

  • Soprano légère?

  • @ouah77 Peut-être toi...

  • @baalhaophanim I think he is the baritone Christopher Maltman.

  • Cleopatra is only 17 and Tolomeo is her younger brother, Dumaux manages to create a teenaged villian, both very angry, and with the position to indulge that anger. But at the same time terribly inexperianced. He is a boy playing at a man, so it is natural that next to Cesare and Achillia he seems foolish. immaturity and power are a dangerous combination.

  • Tolomeo is meant to be a bit effeminate. Cleopatra accuses him of such in her aria - so his interpretation is spot on.

  • mi vida a cambiado despues de haber escuchado a este hombre, maravilloso...

  • He is cute, but Tolomeo seems, gay... i prefere the other guy, who is he? he is really cute and handsome! i want to be with him in the Nile, as Antinoo with Hadrianus... Tolomeo, seems, to need the favours of the other guy to be more easy...

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