Margriet Buchberger & Il Giratempo
Release Date: 02 October 2020
Label: Perfect Noise
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0719279933796
Description
Audacious fighters, indomitable queens, and evil witches: On their debut CD, soprano Margriet Buchberger and the musicians of Il Giratempo put Handel's strongest and most mesmerizing women centre stage. This album gives us some of the most thrilling Handel arias, sung with naturalness, sensuality and luminosity.
Margriet has long been involved with the women of baroque and especially with the works of G.F. Handel: Among others, she performed the part of Anastasio in "Giustino" at the Stadttheater Schaffhausen, at the Theater Gütersloh and at the Staatstheater Wiesbaden. She has sung Cleopatra in "Marc' Antonio e Cleopatra" by J.A. Hasse at the Ekhof Theater Gotha as well as Orfeo in "Parnasso in festa" (HWV 73) at the Schlosstheater Fulda and at the Händel-Festspiele Halle.
After studying singing with Martin Hummel in Würzburg, she continued her training at the Verdi Conservatory in Milano with Prof. M. Hayward. After receiving her degree in vocal performance from the University of Music Würzburg, she subsequently studied repertory with Cheryl Studer, Krisztina Laki, and Edita Gruberova.
The musicians of Il Giratempo play in leading Early Music groups and orchestras all over Germany.
Tracklisting
Isabel Schicketanz
Ensemble La Ninfea
Stefan Steinemann, Iris Lichtinger, Michael Eberth, Tabea Schwartz, Vincent Kibildis
Moritz Ernst
Laila Salome Fischer, Il Giratempo, Max Volbers
Barbara Heindlmeier, Ensemble La Ninfea
Florian Berner
Margriet Buchberger & Il Giratempo
Horst Wolf
Sophie Gordeladze, Hector Sandoval, Luca Grassi, Martin Piskorski, Rory Dunne, Cappella Aquileia, T
Tina Gorina; Vivica Genaux; Giulio Pelligra; German Olvera; Riccardo Novaro; Ugo Guagliardo; Pawel
Marta Torbidoni; David Astorga; German Olvera; Aleksey Bogdanov; Matheus Pompeu; Paulina Boreczko;
Anita Cerquetti
Bayerischer Staatsopernchor & Orch, Keilberth
Marina Rebeka, Orquesta y Coro del Teatro Real, Madrid, John Fiore
Francesco Ledda, Opera Discovery Orchestra, Amarilli Nizza, Fabuo Armiliato, Massimiliano Fichera,
