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Cecilia Bartoli - Maria
CD DetailsBrand: BARTOLI,CECILIA Composer: Maria Maribran Composer: Vincenzo Bellini Composer: Jacques Fromental Halevy Composer: Giovanni Pacini Composer: Felix Mendelssohn Composer: Manuel Garcia Conductor: Adam Fischer Orchestra: Orchestra 'La Scintilla' Performer: Cecilia Bartoli Performer: Luca Pisaroni Edition: Music CD Audio: English (Unknown) Format: Limited Edition CD Release Date: 2006-10-10 Music Label: Decca Product features: - BARTOLI CECILIA MARIA - EDICION LIMITADA
Soundtracks: - Se Un Mio Desir
- Ira Del Ciel
- Cari Giorni
- Infelice
- Yo Que Soy Contrabandista
- Ah! Non Credea Mirarti
- Ah! Non
- Air A La Tirolienne Avec Variations
- E Non Lo Vedo
- Rataplan
- Dopo Tante E Tante Pene
- O Rendetemi La Speme
- Vien, Diletto
- Come Dolce A Me Favelli
- Scorrete, O Lagrime
- Prendi, Per Me Sei Libero
- Casta Diva
Music reviews of Cecilia Bartoli - MariaMusic Review: "She is One of a Kind ... Cecilia Bartoli ... Decca Records (2007)" Rating: 5 Stars
Decca Records presents "MARIA" ---It's an absorbing tale Cecilia Bartoli tells --- She has the talent of not making anything sound that you've heard this before --- Cecilia is definitely one of a kind --- Her new recital is so brilliant that she makes this an art of special moments in the world of classical music --- From boldly plunging into every aria and then carving a distinct signature of her own --- The summation of her distinctive talents is she is one of the best today in the world of opera.
The Italian mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli (born 4 June 1966, Rome) is an opera singer and recitalist --- She is best known for her Mozart and Rossini roles as well as for her performances of lesser known Baroque and Classical music --- Bartoli is considered a coloratura mezzo-soprano (Koloratur-Mezzosopran), with a highly individual timbre which she uses to great vocal and dramatic effect --- Though her timbre is quite dark, her tessiture is comparatively higher than those of other mezzos and therefore some speculate that she is a "soprano sfogato" --- She is one of the most popular (and one of the top selling) opera singers of recent years --- Bartoli is much liked by the concert going public for her lively, vivacious on-stage persona, while her lyric voice and investigations of other Baroque era music have given her considerable recognition even among the non-opera-going public.
Bartoli has developed repertoire suited to her voice --- In addition to Mozart and Rossini, she has been turning her attention to baroque and early classical era music of such composers as Gluck, Vivaldi, Haydn and Salieri --- In early 2005, she sang "Cleopatra" in Handel's "Giulio Cesare", a role written for a soprano, but which is in mezzo range --- As her voice has matured it has gained fullness and "largeness" it was earlier criticized for lacking --- She is generally considered one of the best mezzo-sopranos currently practicing --- In addition, she was honored with a medal from the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Maria - (Tracks Listings)
1. Irene (o L'assedio di Messina), opera: Se un mio desir... Cedi al duol [3:45]
Composed by Giovanni Pacini
Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli, International Chamber Soloists and Una Prelle
Conducted by Adam Fischer
2. Irene (o L'assedio di Messina), opera: Ira del ciel [2:25]
Composed by Giovanni Pacini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli, International Chamber Soloists and Una Prelle
Conducted by Adam Fischer
3. Ines de Castro, opera: Cari Giorni [4:09]
Composed by Giuseppe Persiani
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Maria Goldschmidt, Daniel Pezzotti and Una Prelle
Conducted by Adam Fischer
4. Infelice, concert aria for soprano & orchestra, Op. 94 [12:19]
Composed by Felix Mendelssohn
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Maxim Vengerov and Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich
Conducted by Adam Fischer
5. El poeta calculista, opera: Yo que soy contrabandista [2:28]
Composed by Manuel Garcia
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Elena Vicini, Isabel Amaya, Ricardo Espinosa and Claudio Mermoud
Conducted by Adam Fischer
6. La sonnambula, opera: Ah! Non credea mirarti [4:17]
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli and Celso Albelo
Conducted by Adam Fischer
7. La sonnambula, opera: Ah! Non giunge [3:28]
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli and International Chamber Soloists
Conducted by Adam Fischer
8. Air à la tirolienne avec variations, for voice & orchestra, Op. 118 [7:27]
Composed by Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Robert Pickup, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich and Maria Goldschmidt
Conducted by Adam Fischer
9. La figlia dell'aria, opera: E non lo vedo... Son Regina [7:05]
Composed by Manuel Garcia
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli and International Chamber Soloists
Conducted by Adam Fischer
10. Rataplan [2:28]
Composed by Maria Malibran
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich and Benjamin Forster
Conducted by Adam Fischer
11. Tancredi, opera: Dopo tante e tante pene [3:20]
Composed by Gioachino Rossini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli and Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich
Conducted by Adam Fischer
12. I Puritani, opera: O Rendetemi la speme... Qui la voce [5:19]
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Luca Pisaroni and Celso Albelo
Conducted by Adam Fischer
13. I Puritani, opera: Vien, diletto [2:50]
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Luca Pisaroni and Celso Albelo
Conducted by Adam Fischer
14. L'éclair, opera: Come dolce a me favelli [4:38]
Composed by Jacques-François Fromental Halévy
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Ada Pesch and Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich
Conducted by Adam Fischer
15. Amelia (or Otto anni di costanza), opera: Scorrete, o lagrime [2:34]
Composed by Lauro Rossi
Performed by Cecilia Bartoli, Robert Pickup, Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli and International Chamber Soloists
Conducted by Adam Fischer
16. L'elisir d'amore, opera: Prendi, per me sei libero [4:18]
Composed by Gaetano Donizetti
Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich
Conducted by Adam Fischer
17. Norma, opera: Casta diva [6:49]
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini
Orchestra "La Scintilla" der Oper Zürich, Jürg Hämmerli, Maria Goldschmidt and International Chamber Soloists
Conducted by Adam Fischer
Hats off to Decca Records --- strongly recommend this CD to all music lovers and all others who need to hear some great classical music --- Cecilia Bartoli and all the composers, conductors and orchestras please stand up and take a bow for this well deserved rare gem you've given us --- this is a keeper!
Total Time: 73 mins on 17 Tracks ~ Decca Records ~ (10/16/2007)
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Description of Cecilia Bartoli - MariaCecilia Bartoli revisits the early Romantic era of Rossini, Bellini and their contemporaries and views the Bel canto glory days through the eyes of Maria Malibran: Romantic icon, Bel Canto muse, and the most extraordinary opera star of her time. Maria features 8 world premiere recordings including the prayer `Se il mio desir...Cedi al duol' from the long lost opera Irene by Pacini, and the aria `E non lo vedo...Son regina' by Maria's father, the famous Rossini tenor Manuel Garcia. Bartoli also presents the London version of Mendelssohn's `Infelice' for voice, violin solo and orchestra, where she duets with Maxim Vengerov. The album also includes popular favorites, such as Bellini's `Casta Diva' from Norma. Maria features an incredible variety of music. Mellifluous Bel canto delights are contrasted with regional flavors from around the world: from Spanish flamenco to Tyrolienne yodeling. The album exhibits Cecilia Bartoli singing in four languages: Italian, Spanish, French and English. She is joined by the period practice Orchestra La Scintilla, led by Hungarian conductor Adam Fischer.
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