For her first album with Sony Classical, Julie offers us a magnificent Mozart recital, entitled "Amadè", recorded recently at the Château de Fontainebleau accompanied by Balthasar Neumann
Orchestra conducted by the great conductor Thomas Hengelbrock.

“This album revolves around Mozart's deep love for sopranos. It illustrates how the composer, through his deep understanding of human emotions, was able to capture the soul of these women with an intimacy that still touches us today" emphasizes Pedro Beriso, pianist, conductor and Mozart specialist, who gives us his view on the music presented by Julie.

"Amadè is the signature that Mozart reserves for letters sent to his family, to his closest circle. Amadè represents Mozart’s intimate, private life.

Amadè is surely the first name that some have whispered in his ear, that others would have made maybe tattooed.

Amadè is the Mozart that makes our hair stand on end.

Amadè is Mozart who signs with his real first name, in French, just for me.

It is with this feeling of almost secret and unspeakable intimacy that finally one day, one night, I decided to go on the path that had attracted me for so long, without further ado, without concessions. Because this project was born from an explosive musical encounter with conductor Thomas Hengelbrock, from a desire for emancipation and total independence from the very choice of the subject matter down to the specific repertoire, I am very happy that this recording will be released,” declares Julie.

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Julie Fuchs returns with an album entirely devoted to 19th century opera, including Bel Canto and more, and sung in three different languages (French, Italian, Spanish). 'Mademoiselle' tells the story of the emancipation of a young singer through a selection of very carefully curated pieces. Julie Fuchs has chosen both well-known arias as well as rare pieces, some recorded for the first time.

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Love stories written by the young composer to Ms. Vasniers - and sketches by young Mahler written to the poetry collection Des Knaben Wunderhorn - the inspiration for his incredible symphonies.

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