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In the album Dualità, the Hungarian soprano Emőke Baráth is joined by Philippe Jaroussky as conductor of his Ensemble Artaserse in captivating arias for the female voice, embodying roles both male and female. Discover here: The program of Dualità showcases Emőke and her expressive range in female roles from Alcina, Giulio Cesare, Partenope, Amadigi di Gaula, and Lotario and in male roles from Arianna in Creta, Radamisto, Faramondo, and Deidamia. Through these character explorations, she also provides an insight into the careers of her 18th century counterparts, notably the prime donne of Handel’s opera company in London: Margherita Durastante (who sang both male and female roles), Margherita Chimenti (who specialized in male roles), Francesca Cuzzoni, and Anna Maria Strada del Pò. Video: Deyan Parouchev #ClassicalMusic #BaroqueMusic #Handel __________ Warner Classics ► Website:
