Opera music s revolutionaries, Teodor Currentzis and MusicAeterna, the orchestra he created, follow up their acclaimed release of Le Nozze de Figaro with a new recording of Mozart: Cosà Fan Tutte. Le Nozze de Figaro won Germany s ECHO prize for Opera Recording of the Year. Like Figaro, Cosà Fan Tutte, the second release of Currentzis recordings of all three Da Ponte Mozart operas, is a no-compromise studio recording and the fruit of a unique way of living and working which Currentzis has established in Perm, Russia, a remote, formerly closed city.
Teodor Currentzis unprecedented recording of Mozart: Cosà fan tutti is now available as a single CD featuring all of the principle highlights from the opera.
The recording of Cosà Fan Tutti represents commitment by Currentzis and MusicAeterna in terms of preparation, session and postproduction time, to create the best possible sound. The recording embodies a radical new approach to orchestral virtuosity, score fidelity, vocal style and performance practice. His approach to the Mozart score is to undo what he considers the effects of the 20th-century operatic tradition that is focused on simplification and vocal volume. Says Currentzis, There are so many recordings which convey the general spirit of Mozart s music. The only point in making a new one is to give the audience a chance to hear and learn about all the magic which this score holds.