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GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL
after Johann Adolf Hasse
Modern score and parts edited by Bridget Cunningham
The conductor and harpsichordist, Bridget Cunningham brings back to life Handel’s pasticcio opera, Caio Fabbricio first performed in London in 1733 and based on an earlier opera by Johann Adolf Hasse (1732) Caio Fabbricio is London Early Opera’s eighth album in the prestigious Handel Series with Signum Records and is a pasticcio opera, a brilliant and well-considered collection of some of the finest 18th century Neapolitan arias by different composers, including Leonardo Vinci and Leonardo Leo, selected and arranged by Handel who composed his own dramatic recitatives.
London Early Opera (LEO) is a vibrant, baroque group of instrumentalists, singers, music teachers, researchers, historians and musicologists on a voyage of rediscovery making glorious baroque music and opera relevant today. As Artistic Director of London Early Opera, Bridget Cunningham is a leading exponent of baroque music and continues to create these outstanding recordings with Signum Records exploring Handel’s colourful life, influences and experiences which inspired his magnificent musical legacy.
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*** Good Album
Jérémie Bigorie – Classica magazine (France) – December 2022-January 2023
“… If you have a taste for Hasse’s unfailingly mellifluous music – and don’t expect any Handel – you’ll find plenty to enjoy in a performance of skill, spirit and, where apt, virtuoso panache.”
Richard Wigmore – Gramophone magazine – September 2022
"... Handel's late pasticcio showcasing the music of Hasse and the younger generation; perhaps weak on drama but featuring some stunning, stylish singing …”“
Robert Hugill – planethugill.com – 25 July 2022
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