The Three Baroque Tenors (豆瓣)

表演者: Ian Bostridge
流派: 古典
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: Audio CD
发行时间: 2010-10-18
出版者: EMI Classics
唱片数: 1
条形码: 5099962686426

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　　《巴洛克男高音的荣光》John Beard, Francesco Borosini, Annibale Fabri: these three men helped to revolutionized music in the 18th century. Their voices moved the greatest composers of the time to increasingly write for tenors, a move from the Castrati, which had dominated opera since 1600. Now, three centuries since this trio's brilliance encouraged a surge of new repertoire for the voca... (展开全部) 　　《巴洛克男高音的荣光》John Beard, Francesco Borosini, Annibale Fabri: these three men helped to revolutionized music in the 18th century. Their voices moved the greatest composers of the time to increasingly write for tenors, a move from the Castrati, which had dominated opera since 1600. Now, three centuries since this trio's brilliance encouraged a surge of new repertoire for the vocal range, world renowned tenor Ian Bostridge celebrates their legacy with his stunning new release, Three Baroque Tenors.
　　
　　This recording features works by the masters of the age, including six world premier recordings of arias by Caldara, Conti, Gasparini, Handel, Scarlatti and Vivaldi. The previously unrecorded Handel aria is "Scorta siate a passi miei", from the "Borosini" edition of his famous opera Giulio Cesare. In this version, Borosini sang the role of Sesto, which was traditionally performed by a castrato with different arias. Much of the repertoire selected by Bostridge has rarely been performed in modern times.
　　
　　01 Don Chisciotte: Qui Sto Appeso Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 2:05
　　02 Hercules: Where Congeal'd The Nothern Streams Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 2:03
　　03 Hercules: From Celestial Seats Descending Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 5:59
　　04 Arsilda: La Tiranna E Avversa Sorte Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 5:28
　　05 Il Bajazet: Forte E Lieto A Morte Andrei Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 4:11
　　06 Tamerlano: Forte E Lieto Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 5:13
　　07 Rosamond: Rise, Glory Rise Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 6:30
　　08 Joaz: Lo So, Lo So: Con Periglio Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 5:17
　　09 Poro: D'un Barbaro Scortese Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 3:28
　　10 Marco Attilo Regolo: Se Non Sa Qual Vento Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 3:09
　　11 Giulio Cesare: Scorta Siate A Passi Miei Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 4:09
　　12 L'Atenaide: Ti Stringo Inquest' Amplesso Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 5:20
　　13 Ipermestra: Sazierò Col Morir Mio Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 4:15
　　14 Solomon: Softly Rise, O Southern Breeze Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie 4:41
　　15 The Royal Chace: With Early Horn Ian Bostridge/The English Concert/Bernard Labadie/Andrew Clarke 4:43
　　
　　 Ian Bostridge：
　　Ian Bostridge was a post-doctoral fellow in history at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, before embarking on a full-time career as a singer. His international recital career includes the world’s major concert halls and the Salzburg, Edinburgh, Munich, Vienna, Aldeburgh and Schubertiade Festivals. In 1999 he premiered a song-cycle written for him by Hans Werner Henze. In 2003/04 he held artistic residencies at the Vienna Konzerthaus and the Schubertiade Schwarzenberg, in 2004/2005 he shared a Carte-Blanche series with Thomas Quasthoff at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, in 2005/2006 he had his own Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall and in 2008 at the Barbican, London.
　　He made his operatic debut in 1994 as Lysander in Britten's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' with Opera Australia at the Edinburgh Festival. In 1996 he made his debut at the English National Opera as Tamino, returning for Jupiter in ‘Semele’. In 1997 he sang Quint in Deborah Warner's award-winning production of Britten's 'The Turn of the Screw' for the Royal Opera, and has since returned for Caliban in Adès’s ‘The Tempest’, Don Ottavio in ‘Don Giovanni’ under Pappano, and Vasek in ‘The Bartered Bride’ under Haitink. In 1998 he made his debut at the Munich Festival singing Nerone in David Alden's production of 'L'Incoronazione di Poppea', returning for Tom Rakewell in ‘The Rake’s Progress’ and the Male Chorus in ‘The Rape of Lucretia’. He sang Janacek's 'Diary of one who Vanished' in a new translation by Seamus Heaney, staged by Deborah Warner in London, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam and New York. Most recently he sang Don Ottavio at the Vienna State Opera and his first Aschenbach in a new production of ‘Death in Venice’ for English National Opera.