Italian Soprano Arias
Maria Luigia Borsi (soprano)
London Symphony Orchestra, Yves Abel
here is a young, sweet-toned lyric soprano able to float pianissimos in the highest register to ravishing effect...what I treasure most of all on the disc [is] the excerpt from Verdi's Otello...The...
Italian Soprano Arias
Maria Luigia Borsi (soprano)
London Symphony Orchestra, Yves Abel
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here is a young, sweet-toned lyric soprano able to float pianissimos in the highest register to ravishing effect...what I treasure most of all on the disc [is] the excerpt from Verdi's Otello...The...
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Appearing here in her début solo album, Italian lyric soprano Maria Luigia Borsi has been acclaimed for her ‘grace, beauty, animation and variety’ (The Sunday Times). Her Willow Song from Verdi’s Otello has been described as ‘gorgeously sung’ (Opera News) and her role in Puccini’s Turandot as demonstrati ang ‘extraordinary communicative skills’ (Opera Magazine). This programme includes some of the most moving and dramatic arias from Italian opera, including the tragic heartbreak of Madama Butterfly and the shimmering beauty of Catalani’s Ebben? Ne andrò lontana from La Wally.
Contents and tracklist
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
- Maria Luigia Borsi
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Yves Abel
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Awards and reviews
December 2014
here is a young, sweet-toned lyric soprano able to float pianissimos in the highest register to ravishing effect...what I treasure most of all on the disc [is] the excerpt from Verdi's Otello...The performance that Boris gives is not just ravishingly beautiful but has a dramatic intensity that suggests that this is a role she has made her own onstage.