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In Reply to: RE: So...vocalists who, IMHO absolutely nail the part? Here are two: Studer's Salome and Gallardo-Domas' Angelica posted by jdaniel@jps.net on December 02, 2021 at 18:43:12

I'm just being light-hearted...I CAN'T -- I just CAN'T -- begin to think about all of my favorite moments of vocal music that put me "in the zone". My head will explode -- no, seriously, grey matter on the keyboard BOOM!:-)

To put it differently, give me 30 seconds of a Handel run by DiDonato and I am probably THERE. Hell, maybe I just get stimulated too easily!:-)

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Go to know regarding Didonato. I don't know any Handel operas at all. nt - jdaniel@jps.net 06:44:29 12/03/21 (1)
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- I only (but REALLY) discovered and came to love the Handel Operas... - SE 06:56:40 12/03/21 (0)
  during the past year. To be honest, I still believe it is an "acquired taste" as it is the Baroquest of Baroque. That said, the operas have superb instrumental parts, and countless vocal runs that are some of the most virtuosic ever devised.
  
  Sample before investing on your streaming service. Many of the librettos are readily available online for the most popular works.
  
  Here is one place to start:
  - Handel Agrippina (Open in New Window)

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