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After his foray into the early Romantic era -- heroic arias written for female mezzo sopranos to perform in male disguise -- Max Emmanuel Cencic returns to core countertenor repertoire with this program of Handel. It comprises arias taken from a variety of operas and other vocal works and includes t wo of the composer's operatic `greatest hits', the dynamic `Dopo notte' from Ariodante and the poignant `Cara speme' from Giulio Cesare. W hen Cencic performed the role of Sesto in Giulio Cesare on stage in Toulouse in 2006, ResMusica described him as a "true phenomenon". Handel retains a prominent position in Cencic's performance schedule. Among operas by the composer that he has performed are Giulio Cesare, Tamerlano, Fernando, Serse, Ottone and Faramondo -- his complete Virgin Classics recording of this work was designated a Diapason `D?couverte' in March 2009, also being selected for Gramophone's Editor's Choice in July 2009. The Daily Telegraph wrote of the recording that: "The cast is notable for the flamboyant contributions of the impressive young countertenors Max Emanuel Cencic (in the title role) and Philippe Jaroussky. Strongly recommended to diehard Handel fans."
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After his foray into the early Romantic era -- heroic arias written for female mezzo sopranos to perform in male disguise -- Max Emmanuel Cencic returns to core countertenor repertoire with this program of Handel. It comprises arias taken from a variety of operas and other vocal works and includes t wo of the composer's operatic `greatest hits', the dynamic `Dopo notte' from Ariodante and the poignant `Cara speme' from Giulio Cesare. W hen Cencic performed the role of Sesto in Giulio Cesare on stage in Toulouse in 2006, ResMusica described him as a "true phenomenon". Handel retains a prominent position in Cencic's performance schedule. Among operas by the composer that he has performed are Giulio Cesare, Tamerlano, Fernando, Serse, Ottone and Faramondo -- his complete Virgin Classics recording of this work was designated a Diapason `D馗ouverte' in March 2009, also being selected for Gramophone's Editor's Choice in July 2009. The Daily Telegraph wrote of the recording that: "The cast is notable for the flamboyant contributions of the impressive young countertenors Max Emanuel Cencic (in the title role) and Philippe Jaroussky. Strongly recommended to diehard Handel fans."
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