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Arias for Rubini

Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)

Orchestra dell'Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma, Roberto Abbado

Arias for Rubini
There's a beguiling sweetness in the middle voice… an elegant legato, crisp diction as throughout and an unerring instinct about how to phrase Rossini.

Arias for Rubini

Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)

Orchestra dell'Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma, Roberto Abbado

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There's a beguiling sweetness in the middle voice… an elegant legato, crisp diction as throughout and an unerring instinct about how to phrase Rossini.

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Contents and tracklist

Nel furor del tempesta
Track length3:09
Del disastro
Track length2:15
Per te di vane lacrime
Track length4:03
Che intesi...Oh Vendetta
Track length4:54
Deh! Troncate
Track length3:38
Vendicar
Track length4:01
No, no dabbandonarla
Track length2:36
Di mia patria
Track length2:35
Ma un solo conforto
Track length4:30
"Intesi: ah! tutto intesi"
Track length2:32
Se il mio rival
Track length3:11
Tutti siam
Track length5:10
Eccomi alfin
Track length1:40
All'udir del padre
Track length2:58
Degna suora
Track length0:45
Odo il tuo pianto
Track length4:07
Pace non trovo
Track length0:57
Tu sorda ai miei Lamenti
Track length2:06
Ah come nascondere
Track length3:41
Non mi lasciare
Track length3:34
O muto asil
Track length3:28
Vendetta
Track length2:11
"Corriam"
Track length3:26

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Awards and reviews

November 2007

There's a beguiling sweetness in the middle voice… an elegant legato, crisp diction as throughout and an unerring instinct about how to phrase Rossini.

December 2007

Flórez is, of course, quite phenomenal irrespective of any hypothetical comparison with Rubini. The precision, fluency and evenness, the firm placing of the voice and its ability to flourish in the extreme uplands of its range are a delight and continual source of wonder. He attends conscientiously to words and their meaning; he moderates the habitual brightness of his tone to suit the more reflective phrases.
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