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On this Easter Sunday, tenor Valerio Contaldo performs in Graz for the Styriarte festival, in a double bill pairing two oratorios around one legendary encounter: the Queen of Sheba meets King Solomon. Fux’s earliest surviving oratorio La Regina Saba and Handel’s Solomon share the same story, separated by four decades. Two very different composers, one irresistible subject. No stranger to Styriarte, Valerio has performed at four Fux Opera Festivals in Graz already. Tenor: Valerio Contaldo Soprano: Maria Ladurner Countertenor: Meili Li Conductor & Oboe: Alfredo Bernardini Recreation – Das Orchester J.J. Fux: Highlights from La Regina Saba G.F. Handel: Highlights from Solomon πŸ“… 05 April – Helmut List Halle, Graz, 19:00 Toi toi toi, Valerio! 🌹 πŸ“· Nikola Milatovic
Pablo García-López: Bach’s St John Passion πŸ•ŠοΈ Tomorrow and Monday, Pablo García-López sings the tenor arias in his first St John Passion, with La Ritirata and the Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid under Josetxu Obregón, as part of the Festival Internacional de Arte Sacro de Madrid. Over the past years, Pablo has been deepening his engagement with Baroque repertoire, and the St John Passion marks another step in that journey. One of Bach’s most concentrated and demanding scores, and a natural home for a tenor of his stylistic refinement. Two exceptional venues for a first encounter with this repertoire: the Teatro Auditorio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial and the Capilla del Palacio Real. Tenor: Pablo García-López Evangelist: Fernando Guimarães Alto: Guglielmo Buonsanti Soprano: Alicia Amo Soprano: Beatriz Oleaga Bass: Ferran Albrich Conductor: Josetxu Obregón La Ritirata & Coro de la ORCAM πŸ“… Dates: 05 April – Teatro Auditorio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial, 19:00 06 April – Capilla del Palacio Real, Madrid, 19:30 Toi toi toi, Pablo! ✨
✨Aarón Zapico & Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra We are delighted to share this review from Noticias de Navarra, following Aarón’s concerts with the Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra last week in Pamplona and Tudela. A program of Spanish classical rediscoveries: Blas de Laserna, José Castel, Boccherini’s La casa del diavolo, alongside Haydn’s Scena di Berenice with mezzo-soprano Maite Beaumont. Exactly the repertoire Aarón has made his own. Swipe → Conductor: Aarón Zapico Mezzo-soprano: Maite Beaumont Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra πŸ“ Auditorio Baluarte, Pamplona & Teatro Gaztambide, Tudela March 2026
One of today’s most sought-after Bach tenors, Valerio Contaldo takes on the role of Evangelist in this exceptional production with Les Ambassadeurs ~ La Grande Écurie under Thibault Noally. This is Bach performed as he left it: a parte reali, one voice per part, with four ripienists. No orchestral mass, no choral wall. Just the story, told with absolute clarity. The Evangelist is the spine of the St Matthew Passion: present from the first note to the last, holding the narrative together across nearly three hours of music. It is one of the most demanding roles in the entire Bach repertoire, requiring not only vocal stamina but complete command of text, drama and line. Valerio brings all of this. In this version, he is not a narrator standing outside the drama. He is inside it, and the performance moves with him. Cast: Soprano I: Amandine Sanchez Soprano II: Apolline Raï-Westphal Soprano III: Clémence Olivier Alto I: William Shelton Alto II: Mathilde Ortscheidt Alto III: Morgane Boudeville Tenor I & Evangelist: Valerio Contaldo Tenor II: David Tricou Tenor III: Gaël Martin Baritone I & Christus: Alexandre Baldo Bass I: Sebastian Noack Bass II: José Coca Loza Bass III: Jérémie Delvert Direction: Thibault Noally Les Ambassadeurs ~ La Grande Écurie πŸ“… Dates: 01 April – Tourcoing, Théâtre Raymond Devos, 20:00 03 April – Paris, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, 19:30 Toi toi toi, Valerio! ✨

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