Ailyn Pérez & Stephen Costello - Love Duets (Édition Studio Masters) (2014) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Love Duets (Édition Studio Masters)
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Warner Classics International
Genre: Classical, Sacred
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Tracklist
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01. Manon: Toi! Vous! ... N'est-ce plus ma main
02. L'Amico Fritz: Suzel, buon dì (Cherry Duet)
03. Rigoletto: Signor ne prinicipe
04. L'Elisir d'amore: Esulti pur la Barbara
05. Faust: Il se fait tard
06. La Traviata: Un dì felice
07. La Bohème, Act 1: "O soave fanciulla" (Rodolfo, Mimi)
08. West Side Story: One hand, one heart
09. Carousel: If I loved you
10. Guys and Dolls: I'll know
11. Kismet: And this is my beloved

Dubbed “America’s fastest-rising husband-and-wife opera stars” (Associated Press) and praised for their “palpable chemistry” (New York Times), Ailyn Pérez (soprano) and Stephen Costello (tenor) are have risen to become opera’s new star couple.

They both have been honored as winners of the prestigious Richard Tucker Award (Pérez 2012, Costello 2009) and now team up for their debut album on Warner Classics – a selection of love duets from opera and musical theater. The music moves from the Romantic operas of Puccini (“Oh Soave Fanciulla” from La Bohème), Massenet (“N’est-ce plus ma main”) and Verdi (Traviata’s “Un dì felice,” words which the couple have engraved on their wedding rings) to the tender lyricism of Broadway hits such as Bernstein’s West Side Story (“One hand, one heart”), Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel (“If I loved you”), and more. Love Duets offers the perfect introduction to one of the music-world’s most exciting new couples.

“Stephen Costello and Ailyn Pérez—husband and wife, tenor and soprano—seem to be a match made in verismo heaven.” (Vanity Fair)

“While singing about love is par for the course in opera, for this pair the romance doesn't end when the curtain falls—Ms. Pérez and Mr. Costello are married.” (The Wall Street Journal)

“Pérez and Costello possess full-bodied voices and enjoy letting them bloom with Italianate leisure.” (Los Angeles Times)