-The young Operalia winning tenor will be Belmonte in The Abduction from the Seraglio. Joel Prieto has so far dedicated a great part of his career to Mozart’s music. From the time that he won first prize in the Operalia World Opera Competition in 2008 the tenor, who was born in Madrid, raised in […]
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–The Spanish tenor Joel Prieto will be Tamino in Warsaw before singing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony in Japan Joel Prieto, born in Madrid and brought up in Puerto Rico, continues with his unstoppable international career, very much focused on his favourite composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. After singing the role of Tamino (Die Zauberflöte) in Madrid and
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–The Spanish tenor Joel Prieto will be Tamino in Warsaw before singing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony in Japan Joel Prieto, born in Madrid and brought up in Puerto Rico, continues with his unstoppable international career, very much focused on his favourite composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. After singing the role of Tamino (Die Zauberflöte) in Madrid and
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“Joel Prieto’s dark, burnished tenor brought virility to Ferrando…” Heidi Waleson, Wall Street Journal “From Joel Prieto‘s easily-produced, powerful voice that still maintained beauty of tone (his “Aura Amorosa” was a masterclass in legato) as Ferrando. –The Huffington Post
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“A strong cast enacts it all with commitment. The two richest voices were those of Joel Prieto, all melting ardour in “Un aura amorosa” …” Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph “A strong cast enacts it all with commitment. The two richest voices were those of Joel Prieto, all melting ardour in “Un aura amorosa” …” Rupert
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“Joel Prieto’s dark, burnished tenor brought virility to Ferrando …” Heidi Waleson, Wall Street Journal “… this was the same cast of unilaterally exceptional singers that made the rounds in Aix and Edinburgh. From Joel Prieto‘s easily-produced, powerful voice that still maintained beauty of tone (his “Aura Amorosa” was a masterclass in legato) as Ferrando