Discover the magic of Mozart with Edgardo Rocha
FEELING MOZART arrives — the debut album by Edgardo Rocha, accompanied by Concerto Málaga under the baton of Juanma Parra. An intimate, powerful, and emotional interpretation of some of the most iconic arias by the prodigious Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
A tribute to Mozart’s spirit through the lens of an artist who breaks boundaries and challenges tradition with a unique sense of authenticity.
Listen to the first signle
Vado incontro al fato estremo
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Listen to the second single
DEL PIÙ SUBLIME SOGLIO
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Listen to the third single
Si spande il sole in faccia
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Listen to the fourth single
Il desio di vendetta
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review
Media Outlet: Cult.News
Original language: French
Country: France
Young Mozart from the voice of Rocha
The French outlet praises Rocha's luminous and flexible voice, highlighting her fresh, expressive, and sensitive interpretation of a youthful Mozart. They praise the album's humanistic approach and the cohesion achieved with the Concerto Málaga orchestra, especially highlighting the contrasts of color and emotion in the recording's various thematic sections.
Media Outlet: Connessi all’Opera
Original language: Italian
Country: Italy
Rocha excites with his Mozart
The Italian magazine praises Rocha's clear timbre, refined technique, and elegant phrasing. They highlight her ability to interpret various nuances of the Mozart repertoire with emotion and character. They also praise the collaboration with Concerto Málaga and Juanma Parra's direction as key elements in the album's artistic sensibility.
Media Outlet: LiveJournal (user: suorangelica)
Original language: Russian
Country: Russia
Mozart without clichés or rigidity
From Russia, Rocha's authenticity and natural, communicative approach are praised. Her unaffected singing, with a fluid expressiveness that avoids the excesses of traditional bel canto, is appreciated. Critics emphasize the emotional connection with the repertoire and the fresh contribution of the orchestral work.
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Note in Sinfónica magazine
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