Blu-Ray Video, Christophe Dumaux (countertenor)
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Coming soon. Handel: Giulio Cesare in Egitto
Christophe Dumaux (Cesare), Olga Kulchynska (Cleopatra), Lucile Richardot (Cornelia), Federico Fiorio (Sesto), Yuriy Mynenko (Tolomeo), Andrei Zhilikhovsky (Achilla), Jake Ingbar (Nireno), Robert Raso (Curio), René Keller (Pompeo), Le Concert d’Astrée, Dmitri Tcherniakov, Emmanuelle Haïm
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Handel: Giulio Cesare in Egitto
Bejun Mehta (Cesare), Louise Alder (Cleopatra), Jake Arditti (Sesto), Patricia Bardon (Cornelia), Christophe Dumaux (Tolomeo), Simon Bailey (Achilla)
Concentus musicus Wien, Ivor Bolton, Keith Warner
It’s a sound conception, executed with clever conceits – costume-changes prominent among them – and lively stage business that stops short of distracting from the emotional dramas which are... —
Awards:
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International Classical Music Awards, 2023, Nominated - Video: Opera
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Special offer. Handel: Ariodante
Cecilia Bartoli (Ariodante), Kathryn Lewek (Ginevra), Nathan Berg (King of Scotland), Christophe Dumaux (Polinesso), Sandrine Piau (Dalinda), Rolando Villazón (Lurcanio), Kristofer Lundin (Odoardo)
Les Musiciens du Prince - Monaco, Gianluca Capuano, Christof Loy
This is no routine Ariodante…Bartoli is Bartoli. Those who find her trilling mannered and freighted with excessive vibrato will wrinkle their noses. But who can doubt her remarkable presence... —
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2021, DVD/Blu-ray of the Month
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Special offer. Handel: Giulio Cesare in Egitto
Christophe Dumaux (Cesare), Julie Fuchs (Cleopatra), Cecilia Molinari (Sesto), Teresa Iervolino (Cornelia), Cameron Shahbazi (Tolomeo), Frederik Bergman (Achilla)
Le Concert d’Astrée, Emmanuelle Haïm, Calixto Bieito
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Special offer. Cavalli: Il Giasone
Christophe Dumaux (Giasone), Katarina Bradic (Medea), Robin Johannsen (Isifile), Josef Wagner (Giove/ Besso), Filippo Adami (Demo), Yaniv d’Or (Delfa / Eolo), Angélique Noldus (Amore/ Alinda)
Symfonisch Orkest van de Vlaamse Opera, Federico Maria Sardelli
Though Johannsen sings stylishly, Bradic's jolie laide Medea is slow to warm up, while Dumaux's shapely countertenor is too delicate to suggest a man of action...Orchestrally it's a delight,... —
