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Nahuel Di Pierro

 

With his warm, rich timbered voice, “superb breath control and strong technique” (Bachtrack), Nahuel Di Pierro is one of today’s most sought-after operatic basses. His impressive repertoire ranges from baroque music to romantic bel canto. An accomplished Mozartian and Rossinian bass, he is a regular guest of some of the world's most prestigious festivals and opera houses including Aix-en Provence, Pesaro, Glyndebourne, Salzburg, Paris Opera, Royal Opera House, Zurich Opera, La Scala and Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. His albums for Audax Records show his extreme versatility and are a testimony of his curiosity.

Nahuel Di Pierro is three-dimensional; his rich, bronzy bass wrapped around us like a warm blanket.” BACHTRACK

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Di Pierro tells his spiritual stories with a nobly timbred, strikingly resonant voice. The power and the mighty tone of his 'black' bass are a luxury ingredient.ONLINE MERKER
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Diapason d'Or
"The Marianis had already very effectively put these two related but incommensurable universes into perspective in their Volume 1. The success is again total here."

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Milestones

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Audax Milestones is a new series of EPs and single releases presenting repertoire cornerstones in our catalogue. Johannes Pramsohler and the musicians of Ensemble Diderot have curated the series from their award-winning Audax releases. Available as downloads and on all streaming platforms. >>>

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Cities series

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A plaudit-garnering series that throws fresh angles on
periods we thought we all knew.  GRAMOPHONE
 
Ensemble Diderot prides itself on its pioneering exploration of the Baroque trio sonata repertoire, carrying out extensive research in libraries across Europe to unearth and study significant but previously unknown Baroque works. In particular with their award-winning ‘Cities’ series, the four musicians are dedicated to shining new light on the rich music-making of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, providing historical and  musicological insights into how music travelled and developed across major European cities at the time.
The first four albums of the series present important repertoire cornerstones alongside hidden gems from the earliest French and English trio sonatas through to late baroque and gallant music from Germany. A fascinating new cartography of baroque Europe as well as a plea for open borders and artistic exchange. 

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