Reka Kristof; Accademia Di Monaco; Joachim Tschiedel
Description
"I have to use my voice very instrumentally." Soprano Réka Kristóf, recently awarded the prize at the Anton Rubinstein Academy in Düsseldorf, sees it as a positive challenge what Handel and Vivaldi demand of her in terms of vocal flexibility.
"I really feel very comfortable in the field of early music. Especially in this CD production, because this is spiritual music. For me this is the most honest form of music". Of course, it's worth investing a lot, because what sounds easy later requires a lot of effort: "It's crazy what you have to put in for a job! But I also remember how well I liked this kind of music from the first moment on."
If you listen to her debut CD, you'll be convinced. Mentor and conductor Joachim Tschiedel supports the soloist perfectly in this project and leads the Accademia di Monaco to a transparent and brilliant orchestral sound.
Tracklisting
Nikolaus Heyduck
Christoph Timpe
Chorwerk Ruhr, Florian Helgath
Amy Lin
Pia Davila; Bernhard Reichel; Ensemble Musica getutscht
Laefer Quartet
Carine Tinney; Ziv Braha; ensemble feuervogel
Fanie Antonelou; Sofya Gandilyan
Hans-Christoph Rademann, NDR Chor Hamburg
Chorwerk Ruhr, Florian Helgath
BachWerkVokal, Gordon Safari
Dionysos Now!
Soloists; Les Traversees Baroques; Meyer
The Gesualdo Six / Owain Park
La Compagnia del Madrigale
Cappella Pratensis, Stratton Bull, Sollazzo Ensemble
