Conradi, J G: Ariadne
Karina Gauvin (soprano), Barbara Borden (soprano), Marek Rzepka (bass), Matthew White (countertenor), Ellen Hargis (soprano), James Taylor (tenor), Julian Podger (tenor), Jan Kobow (tenor)
Orchestra & Chorus of the Boston Early Music Festival, Paul O’Dette, Stephen Stubbs
Conradi's pleasing music draws upon Italian, German and, very markedly in this opera… The mainly strong cast is headed by the fine Canadian soprano Karina Gauvin. The lyrical declamation of...
Conradi, J G: Ariadne
Karina Gauvin (soprano), Barbara Borden (soprano), Marek Rzepka (bass), Matthew White (countertenor), Ellen Hargis (soprano), James Taylor (tenor), Julian Podger (tenor), Jan Kobow (tenor)
Orchestra & Chorus of the Boston Early Music Festival, Paul O’Dette, Stephen Stubbs
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Conradi's pleasing music draws upon Italian, German and, very markedly in this opera… The mainly strong cast is headed by the fine Canadian soprano Karina Gauvin. The lyrical declamation of...
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- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra
- Karina Gauvin, Barbara Borden, Marek Rzepka, Matthew White, Ellen Hargis, James Taylor, Julian Podger, Jan Kobow
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, Boston Early Music Festival Chorus
- Karina Gauvin, James Taylor, Jan Kobow, Marek Rzepka, Ellen Hargis, Matthew White, Barbara Borden, Julian Podger
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra
- Jan Kobow, Matthew White
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra
- Jan Kobow, Karina Gauvin, Matthew White, Julian Podger, James Taylor, Barbara Borden
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra
- Ellen Hargis, Marek Rzepka, Matthew White, James Taylor, Julian Podger, Karina Gauvin, Jan Kobow, Barbara Borden, Laurie Reviol, Bettina Pahn, Tyler Duncan
- Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, Boston Early Music Festival Chorus
Awards and reviews
September 2005
Conradi's pleasing music draws upon Italian, German and, very markedly in this opera… The mainly strong cast is headed by the fine Canadian soprano Karina Gauvin. The lyrical declamation of James Taylor's Theseus is affecting and Marek Rzepka's regal Minos is splendid. A well-groomed chorus and a stylish instrumental ensemble overseen by Paul O-Dette and Stephen Stubbs sets the seal on a fascinating and worthwhile issue.