Posted on January 30, 2016, in baroque and tagged alcina, grand theatre de geneve, handel, opera de monte carlo. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
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oh, it must be the Geneve one that i think they’ll broadcast on espace2 ! that’s what i “heard” yesterday on that radio while listening to N.Stutzmann’s concert.. but my french was too broken to know which/when/how.. but they were clearly talking about Alcina and broadcast 😀
yes, i found, here at the bottom, recorded for broadcast 2 months later (2/Apr/2016) on espace-2 at 8pm swiss time.
Cheers! Must make sure to be around that Sunday.
Somehow I read “Rich Anti-Age Creme” as “Anti-Rage Creme”. I don’t think that would work for Handel.
haha, Alcina needs the anti-rage cream by the end of Act II.
Hmm difficult choice… I’d rather prefer Hammarström to Galou all the time, but for the rest…
I’d go with Yoncheva over Cabell (whom I don’t know much, though), but perhaps both are slightly too young for Alcina. I’m not crazy neither for Philippe nor for Bacelli in the role of Ruggiero, but I’d go with the second. I don’t know Siobhan Stagg so I cannot compare the Morganas.
I’d probably go to Geneve, even if I like those cute arias of Oberto (if sung well!) even if they don’t bring anything to the drama.
You’re in luck, Geneve is broadcasting their Alcina.