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Background: Handel has always been an important part of Ian Bostridge's singing life. This recording partly sprung from his early roots in singing the oratorios and his familiarity with past British singers who made the Handel tenor a cultural fixture. The repertoire is a mixture of English and Italian language arias from both opera and oratorio. Bostridge has commented that even Handel himself would not have minded him 'stealing' arias for this album which were not originally written for the tenor voice, as octave transposition was a practise commonly used by Handel. For example he re-used the aria 'Dopo Notte', originally written by him for castrato voice in Ariodante, as a tenor aria in one of his later operas. It is Bostridge's aim to put the spotlight back on the Handel tenor with this album, whilst he also attempts to represent with the programme Handel's 'ability to recreate himself while remaining essentially the same'. |
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COMPOSER: George Frideric Handel |
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- Proms-2007 4 star BBC Music Mag. |
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