Thomas, Ambroise: Hamlet
Thomas Hampson (Hamlet), June Anderson (Ophelia), Samuel Ramey (Claudius, The King of Denmark), Gregory Kunde (Laertes), Denyce Graves (The Queen Gertrude), Jean-Philippe Courtis (The Ghost), Gerard Garino (Marcellus), François Le Roux (Horatio), Michel Trempont (Polonius), Thierry Felix (First Gravedigger)...
Hampson's superb, finely shaded singing goes with truly Shakespearean power in the acting, and the character emerges as a young hero, ardent but vulnerable.
Thomas, Ambroise: Hamlet
Thomas Hampson (Hamlet), June Anderson (Ophelia), Samuel Ramey (Claudius, The King of Denmark), Gregory Kunde (Laertes), Denyce Graves (The Queen Gertrude), Jean-Philippe Courtis (The Ghost), Gerard Garino (Marcellus), François Le Roux (Horatio), Michel Trempont (Polonius), Thierry Felix (First Gravedigger)...
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Hampson's superb, finely shaded singing goes with truly Shakespearean power in the acting, and the character emerges as a young hero, ardent but vulnerable.
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Appendixes
‘Covent Garden’ finale – *Additional duet (Acte II, No.8) – Ballet
*Inédit: Bibliotèque Nationale
Artists
Thomas Hampson (Hamlet), June Anderson (Ophelia), Samuel Ramey (Claudius, The King of Denmark), Gregory Kunde (Laertes), Denyce Graves (The Queen Gertrude), Jean-Philippe Courtis (The Ghost), Gerard Garino (Marcellus), François Le Roux (Horatio), Michel Trempont (Polonius), Thierry Felix (First Gravedigger) & Jean-Pierre Furlan (Second Gravedigger)
Ambrosian Opera Chorus & London Philharmonic Orchestra, Antonio de Almeida
Contents and tracklist
- Samuel Ramey (bass), June Anderson (vocals), Gregory Kunde (vocals), Jean-Philippe Courtis (vocals), Denyce Graves (vocals), Francois Le Roux (baritone), Gérard Garino (tenor), Michel Trempont (vocals), Jean Pierre Furlan (vocals), Thierry Felix (vocals), Thomas Hampson (bass-baritone)
- London Philharmonic Orchestra, Ambrosian Singers
- Antonia De Almeida, Antonio de Almeida
- Recorded: 1993-01-01
Awards and reviews
Hampson's superb, finely shaded singing goes with truly Shakespearean power in the acting, and the character emerges as a young hero, ardent but vulnerable.
