Juan Diego Florez - Santo mp3

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Credits

• Conductor – Michele Mariotti
• Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Comunale Di Bologna
• Tenor Vocals – Juan Diego Florez

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• Barcode: 028947822547

Album

Исполнители: Juan Diego Flórez tenor Michele Mariotti conductor Orchestra e coro del del Teatro Comunale di Bologna. Songs in album Juan Diego Florez - Santo. Sacred Songs 2010. Juan Diego Florez - Plaudite, Sonat Tuba, Motet For Voice, Trumpet & Strings- Alleluja. Juan Diego Florez - Panis Angelicus For Tenor, Organ, Harp, Cello & Bass. Juan Diego Florez - Cantique De Noël For Voice & Orchestra -O Holy Night-. Juan Diego Florez - Mass For Soloists, Chorus & Orchestra In A Minor- Qui Sedes. Flórez is in superb form his clarion tenor has a youthful gleam, and he sings with purity and an intensity that's entirely unforced. It's a joy to hear him bring a subtle Italianate flair to selections from Messiah, which come across as refreshingly heroic and red-blooded. Juan Diego Flórez. Juan Diego Flórez, Coro Del Teatro Comunale Di Bologna, Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Roberto Abbado. Canto al Perú. Juan Diego Flórez Salom born January 13, 1973 is a Peruvian operatic tenor, particularly known for his roles in bel canto operas. On June 4, 2007, he received his country's highest decoration, the Knight Grand Cross in the Order of the Sun of Peru. Juan Diego Flórez was born in Lima, Peru, on January 13, 1973 where his father, Rubén Flórez, was a noted guitarist and singer of Peruvian popular and criolla music. In an interview in the Peruvian newspaper Ojo, Flórez recounted his early days when his. Santo Sacred Songs. While revelling in the seemingly effortless beauty of Juan Diego Flórezs singing, its startling to recall that it was as long ago as 1996 that the Peruvian tenor made a thrilling debut at the Rossini Festival in Pesaro, singing Corradino in Matilde di Shabran a role he later recorded for Decca. Of course he can sing Mozart, Gluck and French repertoire too, while his 2006 disc, Sentimiento Latino, found him exploring his South-American roots through the music of such composers as Agustín Lara, Ernesto Lecuona and Chabuca Granda. Juan Diego Flórez was born in Lima on 13 January 1973. His father, Rubén Flórez, was a singer, who specialised in performing the criollo waltzes of Peruvian composer Chabuca Granda. Juan Diego inherited both his fathers vocal talent and his love for Peruvian and Latin American music in general. At this point, he had not fully made up his mind to devote himself to classical music. By the end of his first year at the conservatory, however, the experiences of those first twelve months were beginning to shape his vocation. Ah Juan Diego Florez. A gentleman known for his agile and fine singing style of the bel canto repertoire and I review his collection of holy songs and free to Juan Diego Flórez Santo Plaudite, sonat tuba: Alleluia, Panis Angelicus, FWV 61 and more. 14 tracks 69:58. Released: Oct 2010. Label: Decca Music Group Ltd