BBC Prom - London - 6 September 2010

Last night's fabulous (regretably short) concert is available to hear online for the next 7 days.

Above all else, I thought Philippe's Alto Giove was just superb - not that the rest wasn't just pure bliss. What amazing stage presence Marie-Nicole!

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Philippe...was amazing as always! in 'Alto Giove', upset 'Empiro dirò..' and touching 'Sol da te' ... with wonderful Mr.Kossenko! crazy Mrs. Lemieux in 'Ah sleale...Io ti getto elmo'..it was phenomenal! but don't forget about Spinosi and the crew, they were also excellent!!!

I listened yesterday to the transmission of BBC PROMS 2010 with the Ensemble Matheus, Philippe Jaroussky and Marie-Nicole Lemieux.
It was great!
And even better than great. I just regretted it wasn’t transmitted on TV.
Hearing Philippe Jaroussky is wonderful, but seeing him gives 1000 times more depth to his performance.
If you haven’t heard the Concert, you can still hear it on the BBC Radio at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] for only a week.
So don’t miss it!

Thank you, Chablisuk and Maria, for this present!!

I revived the feelings of the first time I heard Jaroussky singing "Sol da te, mio dolce amore" and "Alto Jove"...

A wave of sweetnees has invaded me.

A very good concert !!

Thanks, again!!

Mercè

Joanna

"Sol da té" was with the wonderful Mr. Goujon! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

It was an INCREDIBLE concert, even the fabulous "Nel Profondo" as THE encore, quite different done again!!!!

To SEE them all on stage is always an unforgettable pleasure, indeed! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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Oh...now I know...then.. for Mr.Goujon was also wonderful! thanks for correcting..

Joanna

No you are correct (and so too is Jana) its simply as matter of which instrument

Here is an extract from The Arts Desk review (see in Reviews section)

..."There was more nocturnal billing and cooing as recorder-player Alexis Kossenko and flautist Jean-Marc Goujon ..."

chablisuk

I meant only the aria "Sol da té, mio dolce amore" [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] , which was performed with J.-M. Goujon (here) . Mr. Kossenko is always superb, of course ( you know!) [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
Besides, what about the SUBLIME Mr. Spinosi????? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Here we are the cut and converted ( by nightspell, of course) recording!

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Aaaaaand a little private gift .

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You naughty, wicked girl!!

Thanks so much!!!!!!!!

chablisuk wrote:

You naughty, wicked girl!!

Thanks so much!!!!!!!!

Yesssss.... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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Who said "classical music" was boring ?
very enjoyable video. I smiled all the time.
Too bad the sound of my computer is awfull ...
Merci, merci beaucoup for sharing this

Balletlover

You´re welcome!

Hm... "classical music" could be sometimes really boring.... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] ...but the music in THIS performance - never ! Because if the performers are living and loving their passion - their work, we can feel it and - feel with them together.
That is the reason, you smiled all the time and that is the reason for us to be happy !

some true words Jana!

what a brilliant photo!

Mr Spinosi has a train to catch ?

Balletlover

No, but Mr. Il Primo Uomo has the verrrry long note to hold.
You see, M-m La Primadonna is already bored.... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]