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Das Paradies und die Peri, op. 50 Schumann

The Armonia Atenea ensemble, recording George Frideric Handel's "Arminia" composed in 1736, performed the opera in its entirety for the first time. And he presented this version to the Krakow audience – after all, it deserves nothing else. It was also the first Polish performance of this impressive work on historical instruments. The first set of soloists took care of evoking the right nature: countertenors – the wonderful Max Emanuel Cenčić, Nicolas Zieliński and Victor Jimenez Diaz, soprano Lauren Snouffer, Gaia Petrone (mezzo-soprano), Juan Sancho (tenor) and bass Pavel Kudinov, and the Athenian ensemble of historical instruments Armonia Atenea under conducted by George Petrou. -- When the ensemble Armonia Atenea recorded the 1736 George Frideric Handel's first opera, Arminia, they performed the piece in full. soprano Lauren Snouffer, mezzo-soprano Gaia Petrone, tenor Juan Sancho and bass Pavel Kudinov. The Athens Orchestra of Historical Instruments, Harmony Athens, conducted by George Petrou. soprano Lauren Snouffer, mezzo-soprano Gaia Petrone, tenor Juan Sancho and bass Pavel Kudinov. The Athens Orchestra of Historical Instruments, Harmony Athens, conducted by George Petrou.

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