Surrender: Voices of Persephone
Ilona Domnich (soprano) & Leo Nucci (baritone)
Southbank Sinfonia, Simon Over
Interesting and unusual selection of solos and duets.
Surrender: Voices of Persephone
Ilona Domnich (soprano) & Leo Nucci (baritone)
Southbank Sinfonia, Simon Over
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Interesting and unusual selection of solos and duets.
About
Ranked among Opera Now’s ‘Top 10 High Flyers – a new generation of sopranos destined to have impressive careers in 2014’, rising operatic soprano Ilona Domnich releases her debut Signum album. Comprising arias and songs from her operatic heroines, including Gilda from Verdi’s Rigoletto; Magda from Puccini’s La Rondine; and Rosina from Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Domnich is joined by Italian baritone Leo Nucci and Southbank Sinfonia conducted by Simon Over.
Contents and tracklist
Donizetti:
Linda di Chamounix, Act I Scene 3: Ah! tardai troppo ... Oh luce di quest’anima
Work length5:34
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
Massenet:
Manon, Act III, Scene 1: Je marche sur tous les chemins ... Obéissons quand leurs voix appelle (Gavotte)
Work length5:12
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich, Leo Nucci
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
Mozart:
Le Nozze di Figaro, K. 492, Act III: E Susanna non vien ... Dove sono I bei momenti
Work length6:17
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
- Ilona Domnich
- Southbank Sinfonia
- Simon Over
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Awards and reviews
August 2015
Interesting and unusual selection of solos and duets.
August 2015
Ilona Domnich retains facility and quality of tone right up to the top of the range; she throws in some unusual but apt decorations. Some singers find more flavour and range of mood than she does in the final section of Poulenc’s La Voix humaine, but her French is good and her performance possesses both sensitivity and vulnerability.
