Posted on 03/10/02
Bartoli tears through bravura performance
Cecilia Bartoliand the Orchestraof the Age of Enlightenment At Roy Thomson Hallin Toronto on TuesdayOpera fans love to compare current singers with those long out of circulation, often for the mournful pleasure of proving that the golden age is past. Cecilia Bartoli turned this game on its head on Tuesday, by exhuming an insanely difficult aria from the private collection of one of the most celebrated singers of the 18th century.
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