HR Recordings starts the new year with a production dedicated to the still-not-well-known vocal compositions by Mauro Giuliani. This album contains songs in French, Italian and German including the “Romances op. 13 and 22”, “Cavatine op.39”, “Lieder op.89” and the first world recording of the “Romance op.151” and the “Ode di Anacreonte op.151bis” as well as one of the “Ariette op.95”.
To present this beautiful and unique program we introduce an exceptional young singer: Eleni-Lydia Stamellou accompanied by guitarist Agustin Maruri. An intimate 19th Century Voice and Guitar Romantic Music program to discover. It is a DSD Exclusive, Not Available on SACD release at NativeDSD.
Eleni-Lydia Stamellou – Soprano
Agustín Maruri-Guitar

A contemporary rendition of Nosferatu can be interesting only when viewed through the prism of an ontological interpretation of certain dichotomies, such as spirit and body, light and darkness, the masculine and the feminine, the warm and the cold, East and West, life and death. In this sense, blood is a unique embodiment of such dichotomies: when it circulates through our veins, being concealed from our eyes, it symbolizes life, but when we see blood spilled, it stands for death. Nosferatu needs to imbibe blood, in order to go beyond the ordinary and the commonplace, to be in contact with the unknown and the transcendental. In his quest for the unknowable, he is poised between life and death.