Vorinkarnation of Michael Jackson?

In this special music - Kastratengesang- I am by the film about the fate of this true castrato Farinelli called, actually Carlo Broschi (born 1705 in Andria, died in 1782 in Bologna) became aware, and have immortal fell in love with it.

Well, that may at Stefano Dionisi, which have located him playing beautiful Italian actor - LOL- of only one time in the Bible film "Joseph and His Brothers" as Pharaoh comes across just as well; probably because he wears a similar headdress as Pharaoh Just like on his face is tailored saugut him.

The title of my review stirred for one of Farinelli's wardrobe in the film her that me somehow of Michael Jackson's grandiose scenery erinnert- apart from the drama in the self-promotion at beiden- and secondly by the extremely high voice; here, however, is really a Compterfake because probably only "African men" come up in this Falset, without being neutered before.
Because in any case Prince can be seen no castrato; Michael already rather when to have fallen even without a knife to the victim; So, anyway, since probably not, I still hope for him.
However, the fates are strikingly similar.
Everything repeats itself precisely.

In Italy, an infinite number of Italian boys were castrated, because her parents wanted to give them a great career as a singer for the lifetime of Farinelli.
Only a very few of them made it then, while the majority had to eke out a wretched cripple a terrible existence.
Farinelli managed. And by Handel became a nuisance and also the biggest rival of Handel, whose music was present Farinelli, but the initially forbade him fiercely until Farinell simply sang him his music of this prohibition even in the opera, and Handel initially almost in a heart attack drove, but then moved him to tears.
On this CD we must therefore Farinelli with Handel's "Lascia Chio pianga" - bless "Cara sposa" and "Rinaldo".
Divine, simply DIVINE, I think.

Further, compositions of his far older brother - the ließ- castrate him after the death of his father Riccardo Broschi, performed.
And what of Nicola Porpora (1698-1756), Johann Adolf Hasse (1699-1783) and Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736), whose incomparable "Salve Regina".

For me it all together a great pleasure and my disappearance May in a kind of time warp, for about an hour.
For me, a kind of traveling better, at least the recommended alternative to this hideous, today's mass tourism.

Similarly good as this "artificial" Farinelli interpreted only woman, Cecilia Bartoli, these pieces.
But I personally hear the fake Farinelli (a mixture of Dereek Lee Ragin and a female soprano) but rather than Bartoli.

Please, this low-cost journey back to ancient Italy is doing well you remember again.

If there were more than 5 points, I would say we forgive 8.