Bruno De Sa (Sopranista) - Mille Affetti - Import CD

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Bruno De Sa (Sopranista)

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The second album by sopranista "Bruno De Sa," who has been talked about as "a man born to sing soprano" and "possessing an amazingly pure soprano high register," is a work for castrato by a composer contemporary to Mozart. Listen to this stunning singing! Bruno de Sa's second album "Mille Affetti" (In the Midst of Many Difficulties), with the Wroclaw Baroque Orchestra conducted by Jarosław Thiel, is a collection of almost unknown works by Mozart and his contemporaries, six of which are world premiere recordings. Bruno de Sa's singing is not just a matter of vocalizing in the upper register, but also of finely honed technique, expressiveness, and a deep insight into the inner workings of the score, all of which are evident in every detail of his singing. The quality of his voice is also clear and transparent, and you will be shocked at how clear it is, just like Nathalie Desay's singing! Bruno de Sa, a sopranista (male soprano), has a voice with a unique color and texture, unlike female sopranos or countertenors (who are generally considered to have a range equivalent to that of a mezzo-soprano).His philosophy is to sing roles that he can sing with his voice. Such roles he has performed on the Brazilian and European stages include Handel (Sesto in "Giulio Cesare"), Mozart (Sesto in "The Mercy of Emperor Tito," Maid of Honor 1 in "The Magic Flute," Barbarina in "The Marriage of Figaro"), Wagner (The Shepherd in "Tannhäuser"), and American contemporary composer Jerek Bischoff (The Little Mermaid in "Andersens Erzahlungen", premiered in Basel in 2019). Bruno de Sa began singing at a very young age and made his professional debut as a student in São Paulo with Kurt Weill's Der Jasager (The Yes Man). He also performed in Brazil in works by composers ranging from Bach to Rossini and Scott Joplin before making his German debut in 2016.His repertoire ranges from Puccini, Britten, Bernstein, John Adams, and 19th century Italian composer Giuseppe Balducci, and in 2019 he will appear in Potsdam and Bayreuth in Giovanni Bononcini's 1702 work "Polifemo". At the beginning of the 2019/20 season, Bruno de Sa was selected as a member of the Young Artists Program of the Theater Basel, and in the 2020/21 season, he will perform the role of Berardo in Porpora's "Carlo il calvo (Carlo the Bald King)" at the Bayreuth Baroque Opera Festival ( with Franco Fagioli and Julia Regneva. Directed by Max Emanuel Cencic and conducted by Georges Petrou), and appeared in Scarlatti's "Cain, or the First Murder" in Montpellier and Salzburg (Pentecostal Festival) in 2021, conducted by Philippe Jaroussky.He also has many competition awards to his credit, including the Maria Callas Competition (São Paulo), the Manhattan International Music Competition, and the Concorso Spiros Argiris (Sarzana, Italy), and in 2020 he won the Best New Artist Award at the OPER! Warner Music Japan