Mozart, Dittersdorf, Vivaldi: La Luce. Simone Kermes PROSPERO

Mozart / Dittersdorf / Vivaldi: La Luce

Kompozytor

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Carl Ditters Dittersdorf (1739-1799)

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1742)

Carl Orff, Ennio Morricone, Georg Friedrich Händel, Joe Sample, Will Jennings, Krzysztof Penderecki, Leonard Bernstein, Leonardo Vincei, Wojciech Kilar, Zbigniew Preisner

Wykonawcy

Simone Kermes, soprano

Choir and Orchestra of the Warsaw Chamber Opera / Julien Salemkour

• Wydawnictwo: Prospero Classical
• Nr katalogowy: PROSP 0141
• Nośnik: 1 CD
• Data wydania: maj 2026
• EAN: 4262353971079

Zawartość:

Leonardo Vincei:

Catone in Utica "Se in campo armato"

One day I'll fly away (Joe Sample, Will Jennings)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:

Concert Aria "Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio" K.418

Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf:

Aria "E Follia d`un alma stolta" Giob

Antonio Vivalci:

Aria "Sonno, se pur sei Sonno" Tito Manlio RV 738

Ennio Morricone:

Once upon a Time in the West:

Vocalise

Zbigniew Preisner:

Van den Budenmayer, Concerto in E Minor SBI 152

Requiem for my friend, Lacrimosa

Wojciech Kilar:

The ninght gate:

Vocalise

Krzysztof Penderecki:

Three pieces in Baroque Style:

I. Aria

Leonard Bernstein:

Candide:

Glitter and be gay

Carl Orff:

Carmina Burana "In Trutina"

Georg Friedrich Händel:

Aci, Galatea e Polifemo "Verso gia l´ alma col sangue"

Opis płyty:

After nearly six years of artistic absence from the recording studio, soprano Simone Kermes returns with an album that is both deeply personal and stylistically wide-ranging: La Luce brings together Baroque operatic art, Classical concert arias, and the film-inspired sound worlds of the 20th century, forming a carefully conceived panorama of light and shadow. Kermes is accompanied by the Orchestra of the Warsaw Chamber Opera under the musical direction of Julien Salemkour. La Luce is far more than a stylistic collage. The album unfolds a musical dramaturgy that understands light as a metaphor for hope, transcendence, and emotional revelation. Simone Kermes employs her extraordinary technical mastery not as an end in itself, but as a means of shaping highly diverse expressive worlds - from Baroque affect rhetoric and Classical soul portraiture to modern, film-inspired sound poetry. In the sensitive yet powerful accompaniment by the Orchestra of the Warsaw Chamber Opera under Julien Salemkour, a homogeneous overall sound emerges that respects historical styles while placing them in a timeless context. La Luce thus proves to be an artistically ambitious concept album that brings different musical epochs into dialogue and once again presents Simone Kermes as an exceptional bridge between tradition and modernity.