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Handel - Oratorio Arias and Dramatic Scenes

Karina Gauvin (soprano)

Tempo Rubato, Alexander Weimann

Flautist Grégoire Jeay's obbligato in 'Sweet bird that shun'st the noise of folly' (L'Allegro) is delectable, while Gauvin's impeccable coloratura and sharp-sweet-creamy raspberry ripple soprano...

Handel - Oratorio Arias and Dramatic Scenes

Karina Gauvin (soprano)

Tempo Rubato, Alexander Weimann

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Flautist Grégoire Jeay's obbligato in 'Sweet bird that shun'st the noise of folly' (L'Allegro) is delectable, while Gauvin's impeccable coloratura and sharp-sweet-creamy raspberry ripple soprano...

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Karina Gauvin’s unique voice, remarkable technique, and accomplished musicianship have charmed audiences worldwide from the Royal Opera House Covent Garden to the Lincoln Center in New York. In recent years, German harpsichordist Alexander Weimann has emerged as one of the most soughtafter ensemble directors and soloists of his generation.

Contents and tracklist

Accompagnato: Shall Cleopatra ever smile again? (Cleopatra)
Track length0:59
O take me from this hateful light (Cleopatra)
Track length4:25
Accompagnato: Hide thou thy hated beams (Jephtha)
Track length2:33
Waft her, angels, through the skies (Jephtha)
Track length3:43
Recitative: May peace in Salem ever dwell (Queen of Sheba)
Track length0:55
Will the sun forget to streak (Queen of Sheba)
Track length5:26

Awards and reviews

July 2009

Flautist Grégoire Jeay's obbligato in 'Sweet bird that shun'st the noise of folly' (L'Allegro) is delectable, while Gauvin's impeccable coloratura and sharp-sweet-creamy raspberry ripple soprano fit this aria like a designer glove.

1st February 2009

Her glinting soprano, bright-edged yet deliciously rounded and sensual, is used with rare understanding for character……The highlight is the Queen of Sheba’s Will the Sun Forget to Streak, fabulously sung…….
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