Handel: Semele - Where'er you walk (Hugo Hymas)

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In Spring 2019, the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists, led by John Eliot Gardiner, presented a tour of Handel’s dramatic oratorio, Semele. In a concert-staging directed by Thomas Guthrie, a glamorous team of young soloists joined the Monteverdi ensembles to bring the story of Semele to life.
This performance was filmed in London's Alexandra Palace Theatre on 2 May 2019.
Monteverdi Choir
English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner: conductor
Hugo Hymas: tenor (Jupiter)
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[@lucyitoya9069]

your voice is so wooooooooow!!!! I love it

[@para321mt]

A perfect example of ABdacapo aria form of Handel's day. So elegant!

[@geertjestarreveld3125]

Superb. This is Handel. My dear. A real Handel. My compliments

[@joshhuntington9630]

Amazing. I love this tenor's voice!

[@Tigermuc]

WDR3 radio broadcasted this new production last Sunday 8.05 p.m. As a Handelanian I was very delighted to listen to this marvellous music!

[@stoneflake]

Wonderful, gave me goosebumps.

[@beatriceuhlmann4917]

Wie schön!!!

[@maryannedavid6983]

So very emotional,

[@nawigitf]

💕 Today 18Sept'23 and loving this version, that has some rather strange new notes.

[@norikoi4003]

美しく素晴らしい歌唱！

[@jasonorchids]

So lyrical and beautiful!

[@pamlawrence9211]

yes excelent singing/playing.

[@christianstendel]

Beautiful. I love the staging!

[@annereyersbach5326]

Just gorgeous!

[@educape6074]

¡Qué bello!

[@msubiras]

Good sung. Tempo improvable.

[@tonnybor3531]

Geweldig!!

[@charlesowens2971]

Me encantooo ❤️❤️❤️

[@GRANITEDAME]

What was that made up bit in the B section about?

[@tenorandguitar]

I seem to remember Gardiner has to "bring something" to everything he does...not unknown among conductors haha... ;-)

[@piustwelfth]

It helps a lot to have a mic.

[@Isaac418]

What's with his head microphone. Shouldn't these great musicians achieve a good balance?

[@williamgass9242]

Id have a hard time not laughing at that girl.

[@pamlawrence9211]

isn't the point 'hearing the music" forget watching girls ?

[@angelesmaciel4856]

Me parece que el trabajo vocal del tenor es más apropiado para el Teatro Musical. Lo digo con respeto.

[@drac3650]

I agree. But alas this production is far more operatic than what an original Handel would have been, so I guess these things are constantly changing.

[@Tigermuc]

What do you not like in his voice or singing?

[@preston_vlogs0147]

The only thing I don’t like
Is the way he is singing the word “to”

[@nickevershedmusic8927]

Yeah that’s fair

[@williamgass9242]

Do you mean into?