Special offer. The Countertenors
Dominique Visse, Andreas Scholl, Pascal Bertin (countertenors)
A riposte to the Three Tenors, this album from Pascal Bertin, Andreas Scholl and Dominique Visse provides a camp giggle or two as they essay unlikely and even inappropriate material.
Special offer. The Countertenors
Dominique Visse, Andreas Scholl, Pascal Bertin (countertenors)
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A riposte to the Three Tenors, this album from Pascal Bertin, Andreas Scholl and Dominique Visse provides a camp giggle or two as they essay unlikely and even inappropriate material.
About
Three countertenors having fun, back in 1995, hot on the heels of the original Three Tenors! Dominique Visse, Andreas Scholl, Pascal Bertin: three distinctive and outstanding voices are showcased singing pieces they would not normally perform but which they obviously love. Most of the tracks are high-camp popular hits and as a bonus, Andreas Scholl sings his song 'White as Lilies', an hommage to Dowland - and he sings it here with his usual panache.
Arrangements by conductor Reinhardt Wagner.
Contents and tracklist
- Andreas Scholl, Pascal Bertin, Dominique Visse
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
- Andreas Scholl
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
- Dominique Visse
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
- Andreas Scholl, François Couturier, Pascal Bertin, Dominique Visse
- Pascal Bertin
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
- Karl-Ernst Schröder, Andreas Scholl, Jean-Yves Rigaud
- Dominique Visse
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
- Pascal Bertin, Dominique Visse, Andreas Scholl
- Orchestre Philharmonique de Camargue
- Reinhardt Wagner
Awards and reviews
December 2017
A riposte to the Three Tenors, this album from Pascal Bertin, Andreas Scholl and Dominique Visse provides a camp giggle or two as they essay unlikely and even inappropriate material.
