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    Jakub Józef Orliński  countertenor

    Il Pomo d’Oro
    Francesco Corti direction

     

    Recitals, Handel operas and a debut album have propelled countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński into the major league

    Jakub Józef Orliński
    Jakub Józef Orliński © Jiyang Chen

    LE FACCE D'AMORE
    Cavalli La Calisto, Sinfonia and aria « Erme e solinghe… Lucidissima face » (Endimione)
    G. A. Boretti Eliogabalo, « Chi scherza con amor » (Eliogabalo)
    Claudio Cesare, Sinfonia and aria « Crudo amor non hai pieta » (Claudio)
    G. Bononcini La Costanza non gradita, « Infelice mia costanza » (Aminta)
    La Nemica d’amore fatta amante, Sinfonia (Instrumental)
    Haendel Agrippina, Recitativo and aria « Voi che udite » (Ottone)
    G. M. Orlandini / J. Mattheson Nerone, « Che m’ami ti prega » (Nerone)
    J. A. Hasse « Sempre a si vaghi rai » (Orfeo) – aria composed for Farinelli
    Haendel Muzio Scevola, « Spera che tra le care gioie » (Muzio)
    L. A. Predieri Scipione il Giovane, « Finche salvo e l’amor suo » (Scipione)
    N. Matteis Don Chisciotte in Siera Morena, Ballo dei Bagatellieri (instrumental)
    L. A. Predieri
    Scipione il Giovane, « Dovrian quest’occhi piangere » (Scipione)
    F. B. Conti
    Don Chisciotte in Sierra Morena, « Odio, vendetta, amor » (Fernando)

    Approximate running time
    1st part: 40mn - Intermission: 20mn - 2nd part: 40mn

    His youth (not yet thirty years old), cherubic features and talent for breakdancing, mean that we could easily overlook his warm timbre which has earned him a place in the major league of Early Music performers, notably in repertoire by Handel. A graduate of Fryderyk Chopin University, Warsaw, he perfected his skills at the Juilliard School in New York before thrilling music lovers in Aix-en-Provence with Cavalli in the summer of 2017. His video on the France Musique website also created a buzz and he recorded his first recital, Anima sacra, on the Warner label. He is a thoroughly modern performer who brings seriousness and verve to the Early Music repertoire. In February, he offered us a few little-known gems from his album recorded with Il Pomo d’Oro ensemble, with whom he is reunited for his first major recital on avenue Montaigne.

    Production Les Grandes Voix