Giulio Cesare: “Belle dee di questo core” (Christophe Dumaux)

“Belle dee di questo core” from Act II of Handel's "Giulio Cesare." Christophe Dumaux (Tolomeo). Conductor: Harry Bicket. Production: David McVicar. 2012-13 season.

[@bahrss]

Rich and beautiful voice + elegant choreography + funny travesty costume = unforgettable performance

[@donprudenzio]

What a beautiful rich-sounding voice! Amazing

[@aci1970]

He is just fantastic!👏👏👏

[@riohenry6382]

Christophe's performance here is truly amazing. How he can have such control of his voice and breath doing those leaps ! He has such a lovely voice. I wish he came to North America/Canada. He is one of the singers I’d love to see live before I die

[@AntW11]

beautiful rich voice

[@sueben]

No complaints here. Wow.

[@dion1949]

I first heard Christophe sing the mad scene from Handel's "Orlando". Quite a difference in his appearance.

[@talvela100]

wow

[@jimmychoo1857]

Circus is whaiting for his heroe!

[@hanahaha-mr9cx]

輝くような美しいお声で、いつまでも聴いていたいです。
ちょっとやんちゃさんで可愛い。
世界のカウンターテナーで最も好きな人です。
来日されたら聴きに行きたいです。

[@user-yz7ug7ov7f]

😂👍

[@jfhhghj8855]

Крутой )

[@RoiSoleilXIV]

Ho come l'impressione che lo scenografo (o il regista?) abbia confuso l'Egitto del I secolo a.C. con l'Impero ottomano...

[@fabriziogarzi9892]

Oramai tutti confondono.

[@coriollis]

some theatre productions purposefully change the setting. the romans are dressed as 19th British colonizers, and at the time Egypt was part of the Ottoman Empire

[@user-yz7ug7ov7f]

好漂亮的胸罩🤣😂