By INGRID PIPER
The Daily Telegraph | Monday, May 16, 2011
GLAMOUR, girls and glorious baroque music were the perfect recipe for a triumphant opening night of The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra’s latest concert series Haunting Handel.
It’s taken 21 years for the orchestra’s artistic director Paul Dyer
to headline a concert with a mezzo-soprano and the gorgeously gowned Fiona Campbell was the perfect choice for what Dyer described as an evening involving “all permutations of cross
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Campbell’s voice is rich and mellow, and at times slightly husky. It has an earthiness and warmth which many countertenors lack, and her aria “Se bramate d’amar” from Handel’s opera Serse (Xerxes) was very believably masculine and regal. The Perth mum and keen would-be surfer’s emotive “mad scene” from Handel’s aria “Where shall I fly?” and her devastatingly poignant aria “Lascia ch’’o pianga” all highlighted Campbell’s considerable vocal and acting abilities.