MoZart: Zero to Hero / Behle, Gaigg, L'Orfeo Baroque Orchestra
Daniel Behle is a renowned German lyrical tenor and got recently reviewed at the Bayreuth Festival as the "agile, youthful" singer, who is in "good [vocal] form" (BR Klassik) as David in "The Master-Singers of Nuremberg".
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
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MoZart: Zero to Hero / Behle, Gaigg, L'Orfeo Baroque Orchestra
MoZart: Zero to Hero / Behle, Gaigg, L'Orfeo Baroque Orchestra
Daniel Behle is a renowned German lyrical tenor and got recently reviewed at the Bayreuth Festival as the "agile, youthful" singer, who is in "good [vocal] form" (BR Klassik) as David in "The Master-Singers of Nuremberg".
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
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Daniel Behle is a renowned German lyrical tenor and got recently reviewed at the Bayreuth Festival as the "agile, youthful" singer, who is in "good [vocal] form" (BR Klassik) as David in "The Master-Singers of Nuremberg".
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
On his new album he presents the most famous tenor arias by W.A. Mozart - from the loser Don Ottavio to the hero Idomeneo – together with the highly acclaimed, award-winning conductor Michi Gaigg and L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra.
Behle, who has sung Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni or Tamino in The Magic Flute on the biggest opera stages around the world, now releases his first solo recording with Mozart’s repertoire. In cooperation with the L’Orfeo Baroque Orchestra the highly skilled tenor delivers a refreshing interpretation of the most famous and beautiful Mozart arias such as The Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, The Abduction from the Seraglio, Così fan tutte and other operas.
"Mozart - Zero to Hero" - the title says it all. Certain similarities between Mozart’s musical career and the ordeal of the characters in his operas are not accidental.
