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La Clemenza di Tito: "Parto, ma tu, ben mio"

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"Parto, ma tu, ben mio", Aria sung by Diana Montague(SESTO) with The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Andrew Davis:

SESTO;
Parto, ma tu ben mio,
Meco ritorna in pace;
Saro qual piu ti piace;
Quel che vorrai fato.
Guardami, e tutto oblio,
E a vendicarti io volo;
A questo sguardo dolo
Da me si pensera.
Ah qual poter, oh Dei!
Donaste alla belta.

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  • Very, very beautiful rendition. And the acting is very, very nice and subtle and dramatic where it needs to be!

  • Is the volume very low on this? I've turned everything up my end! Anyway, 5 stars, I'm learning this. Diana has a lightish mezzo voice? I am told this part might suit me so am just looking around at other people's. Any comments welcome.

  • Montague sounds great and acts well, but her outfit is ridiculous; a breatplate does not make a dress any less a dress, and a dress is definitely not befitting for this role. Ashley Putnam, on the other hand, looks absolutely gorgeous as Vitellia, and the way she slinks across the stage is very seductive. I love the way they interact.

  • wow i love it! what a great interpretation of this role! ^_^

  • Diana Montague is amazing as Sesto in this production. Have it on DVD and it's one of my favourites.

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