My review of Alan Curtis's new recording of Handel's Floridante is here, on MusicWeb International.
For anyone wanting a fresh look at one of Handel’s stronger mid-period operas then you need look no further. Whilst neither the opera nor the recording are in the top flight, both have very much to recommend them. ...
Tuesday, 29 May 2007
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