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    Anna Netrebko & Rolando Villazón: Duets

    Posted By: Anita33
    Anna Netrebko & Rolando Villazón: Duets

    Anna Netrebko & Rolando VillazóN: Duets
    Opera | FLAC+scans | 340 MB | October 2007


    Anna Netrebko & Rolando Villazón: Duets


    Soprano Anna Netrebko and tenor Rolando Villazón are paired here in "opera's greatest love duets," music that allows their ample and expressive voices to soar. Villazón has been compared to Domingo for the quality of his tone, his vocal discipline, and the expressiveness of his interpretations, and these elements are all in evidence here. In "È il sol dell'anima," from Rigoletto, the intensity of his characterization is especially penetrating. The purity of Netrebko's tone and the youthful innocence she expresses so persuasively are hugely touching; in her final lines of the first scene of La bohème, before Mimì and Rodolfo leave the stage, she sounds so blissfully and simply happy that the awareness of the couple's fate makes the moment unbearably poignant. One intriguing element of the album is having each singer join in a duet from the repertoire that's the other singer's specialty, so there is a selection from Tchaikovsky's Iolanta in Russian, and from Torroba's 1932 zarzuela Luisa Fernanda in Spanish. Netrebko and Villazón are well matched in their vocal weight and in the depth of their investment in their roles, and the equality of their partnership makes the album especially satisfying. The collection should be of strong interest to Netrebko's and Villazón's fans, and to opera lovers who enjoy old-fashioned, larger-than-life moments of high passion. Nicola Luisotti (who also sings the brief lines of Ceprano and Borsa in the Rigoletto excerpt) leads the orchestra of Staatskapelle Dresden in lively and polished performances. Deutsche Grammophon's sound is clean, with fine balance between the singers and orchestra. ~ Stephen Eddins, All Music Guide


    Giacomo Puccini La bohème, opera (Act 1. Duet. "O soave fanciulla") 4:10
    Gaetano Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor, opera (Part 1. No. 4. Scene and Duet. "Lucia, perdona" - "Sulla tomba che rinserra") 12:40
    Giuseppe Verdi Rigoletto, opera (Act 1. No. 5. Scene and duet. "Giovanna, ho dei rimorsi" - "È il sol dell'anima") 8:19
    Charles Gounod Roméo et Juliette, opera (Act 4. Scene 1. No. 14. Duet. "Va! je t'ai pardonné" - "Nuit d'hyménée!") 13:23
    Georges Bizet Les Pêcheurs de perles, opera in 3 acts (Act 2. No. 8. Chanson. "De mon amie" / No. 9. Duet. "Leïla!" / "Dieu puissant, le voilà!") 9:00
    Jules Massenet Manon, opera in 5 acts (Act 3. Scene 2. Duet. "Toi! Vous!" / "Oui, c'est moi!" - "N'est-ce plus ma main") 8:04
    Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky Iolanta, opera, Op. 69 (No. 7. Duet. "Tvoyo molcan'ye neponyatno") 10:03
    Federico Moreno Torroba Luisa Fernanda, zarzuela (Act 3. No. 13. Duet. "Cállate corazón!")