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Special offer. Lawrence Brownlee: The Heart That Flutters

Lawrence Brownlee (tenor) & Iain Burnside (piano)

Brownlee doesn't have anything like the deceptive ease of Pavarotti, and he could use something more of Alfredo Kraus's poise and grace; but his considerable technical elegance and attractive...

Special offer. Lawrence Brownlee: The Heart That Flutters

Lawrence Brownlee (tenor) & Iain Burnside (piano)

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Brownlee doesn't have anything like the deceptive ease of Pavarotti, and he could use something more of Alfredo Kraus's poise and grace; but his considerable technical elegance and attractive...

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With a Negro spiritual, spectacular bel canto, romantic song and comic opera, Lawrence Brownlee unveils the breadth of his repertoire and the lyric tenor voice that has won acclaim at the New York's Metropolitan Opera (for his 'agility, elegance and Rossinian style) and farther afield.

One of the most sought-after bel canto tenors on the international scene.

Includes songs by Duparc, Donizetti, Liszt (3 Petrach Sonnets), Rossini, Ginastera and American contemporary composer Ben Moore.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1. Pace non trovo
Track length6:44
No. 2. Benedetto sia 'l giorno
Track length6:23
No. 3. I' vidi in terra angelici
Track length6:02
La fille du regiment, Act II: Cavatine: Ah! mes amis … Pour mon ame (arr. for voice and piano)
Track length3:51
Il turco in Italia (The Turk in Italy), Act II: Tu seconda il mio disegno (arr. for voice and piano)
Track length6:22
No. 1. Chacarera
Track length1:07
No. 2. Triste
Track length3:20
No. 3. Zamba
Track length1:34
No. 4. Arrorro
Track length2:26
No. 5. Gato
Track length1:47

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Awards and reviews

September 2013

Brownlee doesn't have anything like the deceptive ease of Pavarotti, and he could use something more of Alfredo Kraus's poise and grace; but his considerable technical elegance and attractive tone make him a must-hear for bel canto admirers.

May 2013

Brownlee has a prodigious technique in florid music...One does not have to listen beyond the first two lines of Duparc's Chanson triste to realize that Brownlee commands a laudable legato...This is a recital of many delights, with both Brownlee and Burnside on top form.
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