Star of world opera Sandrine Pio made in the metropolitan Philharmonic

The stars of world opera in Moscow again. The first subscription concert of the Metropolitan Philharmonic performed Frenchwoman Sandrine Pio. This singer is considered one of the main baroque soprano. On her repertoire jokingly say, "from Bach to Offenbach," and about her modesty, and the complete absence of vanity legends. In Moscow, Sandrine Pio arrived for the first time, as well as conductor Jerome Correa, who stood in the evening for control of the State Academic Chamber Orchestra of Russia.

The newspaper "Le Figaro" opera singer once called Sandrine Pio antidivoy - for the complete absence of star and arrogance. Her and are only interested in the music. Not giving a value of external effects, the French have always had full houses.

The first part is dedicated Sandrine Vivaldi. Opera arias "Farnak" and "Griselda" and, suddenly, - Aria Kandache of the same name, almost unknown opera composer of the struggle for the throne of the Pharaohs.

The main baroque soprano - the so-called Sandrine France. The singer likes to alternate between arias. Mild Suzanne of "The Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart to the heroic "Alcina" by Handel (German composer wrote the opera in Italian).

"Performed by Handel. Of course, this jewel of the Baroque era. Mozart, who was between this era and the new. For me, a surprise of your orchestra. Usually modern bands have little idea of ​​what the Baroque music. We just worked together, "- says opera singer, soprano Sandrine Pio.

Conducted by musicians from the Chamber Orchestra of Russia Jerome Correa. For everyone - individual attention.

"Stunning returns the orchestra - says Jerome Correa. - They understand that the Baroque music - it's fantastic. We are not just a game, and try to trace the connection between the baroque and classical music. What happened in the world of music to Beethoven and Haydn. "

Sandrine herself Pio once studied at the harpist at the Paris Conservatoire. Vocal only dealt further. It was then an opera singer at her and saw the conductor and harpsichordist William Christie. A nice coincidence - an instrument that is specially purchased a year ago for performance Christi in Moscow now accompany most Sandrine.





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