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Release Date September 05, 2005
I'm not really a huge Jacobs fan, really disliking his Mozart, but this is a really pleasant surprise.
Its one of the best sung Saul's I've heard, with good, clear diction and a sense of drama from all participants. You expect the male protagonists to be good, but special mention must be made of soprano Emma Bell, who is ravishing.
Jacobs doesnt strive for effect as he has done elsewhere, and that is to the advantage of the performance.
Sound is fine, - not DSD fine and not exceptional but certainly very clean and open with a good sense of space.
Release Date September 05, 2005
I'm not really a huge Jacobs fan, really disliking his Mozart, but this is a really pleasant surprise.
Its one of the best sung Saul's I've heard, with good, clear diction and a sense of drama from all participants. You expect the male protagonists to be good, but special mention must be made of soprano Emma Bell, who is ravishing.
Jacobs doesnt strive for effect as he has done elsewhere, and that is to the advantage of the performance.
Sound is fine, - not DSD fine and not exceptional but certainly very clean and open with a good sense of space.
Release Date March 19, 2007
I'm not really a huge Jacobs fan, really disliking his Mozart, but this is a really pleasant surprise.
Its one of the best sung Saul's I've heard, with good, clear diction and a sense of drama from all participants. You expect the male protagonists to be good, but special mention must be made of soprano Emma Bell, who is ravishing.
Jacobs doesnt strive for effect as he has done elsewhere, and that is to the advantage of the performance.
Sound is fine, - not DSD fine and not exceptional but certainly very clean and open with a good sense of space.
Release Date September 19, 2005
I'm not really a huge Jacobs fan, really disliking his Mozart, but this is a really pleasant surprise.
Its one of the best sung Saul's I've heard, with good, clear diction and a sense of drama from all participants. You expect the male protagonists to be good, but special mention must be made of soprano Emma Bell, who is ravishing.
Jacobs doesnt strive for effect as he has done elsewhere, and that is to the advantage of the performance.
Sound is fine, - not DSD fine and not exceptional but certainly very clean and open with a good sense of space.
Release Date March 08, 2004
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
Release Date June 09, 2003
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
Release Date May 03, 2005
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
Release Date March 10, 2005
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
Release Date May 23, 2005
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
Release Date December 12, 2007
From the very start you know you are entering a masterpiece performed by one of the greatest living conductors. First the use of instruments. Each one has a particular part to play and, even in the most unified tuttis of the orchestra, each instrument plays its role and can be followed faithfully without getting lost in some kind of blended melting pot. This is admirable from the opening notes right on till the end. Then Handel uses voices in a very creative way too. David is an alto, which is normal in the 18th century since he is the hero and no one is going to cast a shadow on him. The alliance of this alto with the tenor Jonathan or the soprano Michal, or even the antagonistic soprano Merab, leads to giving each voice a real dramatic depth. ... Read More:
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