Moniuszko: Paria
Katarzyna Hołysz (Neala), Robert Jezierski (Akebar), Yuri Gorodetski (Idamor), Szymon Komasa (Djares), Tomasz warmijak (Ratef)
Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra, Łukasz Borowicz
Drawing fine playing from his Poznań orchestra, Borowicz makes a good case for Moniuszko’s cosmopolitan character and the opera sounds natural in Italian...Sounding convincingly Italianate,...
Moniuszko: Paria
Katarzyna Hołysz (Neala), Robert Jezierski (Akebar), Yuri Gorodetski (Idamor), Szymon Komasa (Djares), Tomasz warmijak (Ratef)
Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra, Łukasz Borowicz
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Drawing fine playing from his Poznań orchestra, Borowicz makes a good case for Moniuszko’s cosmopolitan character and the opera sounds natural in Italian...Sounding convincingly Italianate,...
About
The 200th anniversary of the birth of Stanislaw Moniuszko in 2019 promped many musicians and concert and festival organisers to promote, in particular, the forgotten works of the Polish Romantic. Performed for the first time on 12 December 1869, the opera The Pariah met with severe criticism during the composer's lifetime. Almost 50 years later, during Warsaw's reopening, The Pariah also did not get much sympathy from the audience and reviewers. This album, including a concert recording made during this year's Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival, is a great opportunity to get acquainted with this little-known work.
Contents and tracklist
- Yuri Gorodetski (tenor), Tomasz Warmijak (tenor)
- Warsaw Philharmonic Choir
- Katarzyna Hołysz (soprano), Justyna Jedynak-Obłoza (soprano)
- Robert Jezierski (bass)
Awards and reviews
August 2020
Drawing fine playing from his Poznań orchestra, Borowicz makes a good case for Moniuszko’s cosmopolitan character and the opera sounds natural in Italian...Sounding convincingly Italianate, the tenor Yuri Gorodetski is a strong Idamo...Stirring singing from the Warsaw Philharmonic Choir further helps to ‘place’ this as Moniuszko’s Italian opera.