Special offer. Handel: Acis and Galatea
Sophie Daneman (Galatea), Paul Agnew (Acis), Alan Ewing (Polyphemus), Francois Piolino (Tenor), David Le Monnier (Baritone), Andrew Sinclair (Tenor), Joseph Cornwell (Coridon) & Patricia Petibon (Damon)
Les Arts Florissants, William Christie
Awards:
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Building a Library, March 2000, First Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2000, Winner - Baroque Vocal
William Christie's charming performance has fine instrumental playing. Paul Agnew's chesty Acis is a bit over-exaggerated, but Sophie Daneman's seductive Galatea and Alan Ewing's villainous...
Special offer. Handel: Acis and Galatea
Sophie Daneman (Galatea), Paul Agnew (Acis), Alan Ewing (Polyphemus), Francois Piolino (Tenor), David Le Monnier (Baritone), Andrew Sinclair (Tenor), Joseph Cornwell (Coridon) & Patricia Petibon (Damon)
Les Arts Florissants, William Christie
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Awards:
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Building a Library, March 2000, First Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2000, Winner - Baroque Vocal
William Christie's charming performance has fine instrumental playing. Paul Agnew's chesty Acis is a bit over-exaggerated, but Sophie Daneman's seductive Galatea and Alan Ewing's villainous...
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- Andrew Sinclair (tenor), David Le Monnier (baritone), François Piolino (tenor), Paul Agnew (tenor), Sophie Daneman (soprano), Patricia Petibon (soprano), Alan Ewing (bass), Joseph Cornwell (tenor)
- Les Arts Florissants
- William Christie
Awards and reviews
October 2009
William Christie's charming performance has fine instrumental playing. Paul Agnew's chesty Acis is a bit over-exaggerated, but Sophie Daneman's seductive Galatea and Alan Ewing's villainous Polyphemus are enthralling.
2010
Daneman sings Galatea with something more than stylised pastoral sensuality...Ewing's Polyphemus, done with spirit and humour in a well-focused, firm-edged voice and articulated with precision, is excellent...it's a polished and strongly characterised performance, and well worth trying.
1999
Christie’s new version… is a polished and strongly characterized performance, finely recorded, and is certainly the first I would urge anyone to try