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    Giulio Cesare in Egitto

    George Frideric Handel

    One of the composer’s most accomplished works, in which the power of love reigns supreme, is served up here by a top-flight team.

    Cecilia Bartoli
    Cecilia Bartoli © Fabrice Demessence
    Carlo Vistoli
    Carlo Vistoli © Nicola Allegri
    Gianluca Capuano
    Gianluca Capuano © OMC

    Cecilia Bartoli | Cleopatra
    Carlo Vistoli | Giulio Cesare
    Sara Mingardo | Cornelia
    Max Emanuel Cenčić | Tolomeo
    José Coca Loza | Achilla
    Kangmin Justin Kim | Sesto

    Gianluca Capuano | direction
    Les Musiciens du Prince-Monaco

    Giulio Cesare is undoubtedly one of Handel’s finest works, but it is more than just a historical portrayal; the main focus is love. Whereas in most operas political clashes thwart the expression of love and other passions, here, various matters of State prompt the emergence and development of the tenderest feelings. The librettist delights in placing ever more obstacles in the path of love, and Handel responds with some of his finest arias. A dream team experienced in working with this type of repertoire has been assembled to bring you an ode to love with panache and verve.

    Coproduction Théâtre des Champs-Elysées | Céleste Productions – Les Grandes Voix
    En accord avec l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo

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