Jul 4, 2025
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Petibon
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Earworm of the day
that first "ah"..... heartbreak made into a note
Mes deux amours - la beauté incarnée - le rire - le mouvement - le violon- la musique - les jeunes- aider- soutenir - comprendre - aimer - la simplicité- la sincérité- les moules - les frites- de la guinguette aux grands palais - jouer - vibrer - mon Didi - notre légende- sans toi ce matin - une épreuve - un vide - un silence - un choc - #lockwood + #petibon pour l ' éternité - ta Zézé pour les siècles des siècles
Händel: HWV 17/35. Piangerò la sorte mia (Giulio Cesare in Egitto) - Petibon (Marcon)
(via Händel: HWV 17/35. Piangerò la sorte mia (Giulio Cesare in Egitto) - Petibon (Marcon) - YouTube)
For the most part, Handel is overplayed. However, there are some stunning arias deserving of far more attention. Petibon is about all I’m listening to nowadays: note how soft she gets at the end, and note her emphatic and well-considered deviations from the score.
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Listening to Patricia Petibon singing the aria 'Quando Voglio' from Jules Caesar is pure joy :-D
Patricia Petibon singing "Tiger wetze nur die klaunen" from Mozart's unfinished opera ZAIDE. Beautiful ! (Live version from the french classical music awards)
One of the best interpretation of the Queen of the night aria (studio recording version, not on a stage) by French soprano Patricia Petibon