Celebrating the genius of Mozart, this exciting release features 15 of his most celebrated operatic arias, performed by legendary bass-baritone Ferruccio Furlanetto.
The compilation traces Mozarts four most famous operas and details nine separate characters in the space of an hour. From Figaros military-style Non più andrai to the Counts display of jealous insecurity in Hai già vinta la causa! two of four arias from Le nozze di Figaro Furlanetto also explores the servant-nobleman roles in Don Giovanni, performing the infamous Madamina! il catalogo è questo and Champagne Aria among others. Così fan tutte, Mozarts third and final collaboration with librettist Lorenzo da Ponte, sees the bass-baritone take on the role of Guglielmo, while in Die Zauberflöte, written just a couple of months before the composers death, the singer contrasts the naivety of Papageno the birdcatcher (Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja and Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen) with the wisdom and purity of Sarastro (In diesen heilgen Hallen).
Representing the pinnacle of Mozarts mature style, these arias run the full gamut of emotions and reveal Furlanettos range of technical and expressive virtuosity. To find the same artist singing such a wide variety of roles in his career, let alone on the same disc, is a rare thing: this recording is a fine addition to the Newton Classics vocal library.
MOZART: Opera Arias
Descripción del producto Celebrating the genius of Mozart, this exciting release features 15 of his most celebrated operatic arias, performed by legendary bass-baritone Ferruccio Furlanetto.The compilation traces Mozarts four most famous operas and details nine separate characters in the space of an hour. From Figaros military-style Non più andrai to the Counts display of jealous insecurity in Hai già vinta la causa! two of four arias from Le nozze di Figaro Furlanetto als…
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