Natalie Dessay - The Queen of the Night - first aria - YouTube.

The case of Natalie Dessay, who considers herself a singing actress rather than a diva and whose personal interests range above and beyond a stretch-limo ego and a high tessitura, might appear less suspicious. What Dessay sings here is, she says, the soundtrack of her life.

Here we hear the Mad Scene, which seems to be unadulterated and Natalie Dessay sings it with deep involvement and surprising power. On CD2 we meet her first in Mozart, where she started her career. She makes a demonic Queen of the Night while her warm rendering of Pamina’s aria is possibly the highlight of the whole collection, so tragic and fragile.

French coloratura soprano Natalie Dessay was born Nathalie Dessaix in Lyon in 1965. She simplified her name in homage to Natalie Wood. Dessay emerged on the international scene in the 1990s.

Natalie Dessay is extraordinary -- full, creamy tone, brilliantly thrown-off rapid music, a firmly sustained line, a keen sense of drama, high notes struck loud and clear and bang in the middle: one could ask for nothing more. Mozart was not quite 15 when, in 1770, he composed Mitridate.

Natalie Dessay is a regular collaborator with Michel Legrand and together they have performed all over the world. She is also a committed recital singer, frequently performing French melodies and German Lieder with Laurent Naouri, Maciej Pikulski or Philippe Cassard.

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Natalie Dessay’s kaleidoscopic career goes on apace, six years after her farewell to the opera stage.Between her raved-at appearances in the theatre, her sparkling wit in French television talk shows and her brilliant incursions in the world of musical comedy, the French soprano still has time for what is known as serious music, if such a term could at all apply to an art- ist known for the.

Natalie Dessay discography and songs: Music profile for Natalie Dessay, born 19 April 1965. Genres: Opera, Baroque Music, Romanticism. Albums include La note bleue, Alcina, and L'Orfeo.

Browse: Mozart - No, che non sei capace, K419 This page lists all recordings of No, che non sei capace, K419 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91). Showing 1 - 10 of 24 results.

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The first ever German album of Natalie Dessay (this is her first Schubert album and her first lieder album). Four lieder have never been sung by a woman before. Recorded with Philipp Cassard (piano) in Berlin, Siemensvilla on 28 November 3 December 2016.

I'm a Fool to Want You, a song by Natalie Dessay, The Paris Mozart Orchestra, Claire Gibault on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.