Latest stories
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Philippe Jaroussky celebrates 25 years in the profession
31st Dec 2025by Katherine Cooper
The French countertenor reflects on the changes he's seen during his first quarter-century in the business, his recent album of Italian secular cantatas, his blossoming parallel career as a conductor, and why he's a firm believer that 'the grass is not always greener in another field'.
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Gelosia from Philippe Jaroussky and Artaserse
24th Oct 2025by Katherine Cooper
The French countertenor does battle with the green-eyed monster in a programme of secular Italian cantatas, featuring two popular examples by Handel and Vivaldi, one relative rarity by Alessandro Scarlatti, and world premiere recordings of works by Porpora and Galuppi.
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Ophélie Gaillard on A Night in London
22nd Mar 2022by Katherine Cooper
The French cellist talks to Katherine about her new album centring on three composer-cellists who made their mark on the English capital in the mid-eighteenth century: the Italians Nicola Porpora and Giovanni Battista Cirri, and the Scotsman James Oswald.
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Max Cencic on Porpora
14th Mar 2018by Katherine Cooper
The countertenor talks to Katherine about his two recent recordings paying homage to the Neapolitan singing-teacher and composer, the anniversary of whose death fell on 2nd March.
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Porpora from Max Emanuel Cencic
2nd Mar 2018by Katherine Cooper
The Viennese countertenor marks the 250th anniversary of the composer and singing-teacher's death with a stunning collection of arias and a complete recording of Germanico in Germania.
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Franco Fagioli on Porpora
20th Sep 2014by Katherine Cooper
Katherine talks to the virtuoso Argentine countertenor about his remarkable voice and his new album of arias by the great Neapolitan singing-teacher and composer Nicola Porpora.