David Hansen, Countertenor - Handel: Yet, can I hear that dulcet lay

[@sfkcbf]

David Hansen gave a masterful performance, both technically and musically, with this Handel aria. Hi voice is pitch-perfect without undue vibrato; his phrasing and especially one extended diminuendo are beautifully performed, and his tone warm and attractive. I had the pleasure of hearing him live in an opera.

[@carniolus]

Gorgeous! ...in all senses of the word ;-)

[@ernestalba]

Oh my God that is so good.

[@dondoherty3037]

Fans of countertenor David Hansen will be pleased to know that the first CD featuring his voice in opera - in the role of Ottone in Vivaldi's "Griselda" - is due for release by Pinchgut Opera (Sydney) in July 2012. For further details about the CD, google Pinchgut Opera: Home. Click on "Media Information" and write to the email address at the top. I was privileged to hear David in this highly acclaimed production in December 2011. He brought the house down with his electrifying performance!

[@leedshunk]

what an amazing tone !!!

[@jnamadeus]

Goosebumps.....

[@CtsseChrisGrillet]

Somptueux !

[@zimnaya]

Stop hankering after the castrati....this has to be so much more beautiful. Such evenness of tone, beauty of phrasing. I'm in terrestrial heaven!

[@MrSwifts31]

Having bought his recent(1st) recital disc,I would say he is a completely natural countertenor.

[@sonnyitaliano4158]

Is he a natural countertenor or a Baritone or tenor using falsetto?

[@sagarzon]

does it make any artistic difference?