The Sevillian tenor Juan Sancho, together with the Polish ensemble
Capella Cracoviensis, presents an exhilarating journey through the music
of Haendel in his most perverse and malicious facet, through the seven
deadly sins. This is an original way to enjoy the exploration that the
brilliant German-British composer made of the darkest human passions in
his operas and oratorios. The Spanish tenor, Juan Sancho, initially
trained as a pianist before entering the Escola Superior de Música de
Catalunya (Barcelona) to study voice in the Early Music department with
Lambert Climent, also receiving tuition from Monsterrat Figueras. Later
he studied with Raphaël Sikorski (Laboratoire de la Voix, Paris) and
finally with Raúl Giménez (Barcelona). He was awared with the special
prize for Lied /Mélodie française interpretation at the 2010
International Singing Competition “Julián Gayarre” (Spain).
The Sevillian tenor Juan Sancho, together with the Polish ensemble
Capella Cracoviensis, presents an exhilarating journey through the music
of Haendel in his most perverse and malicious facet, through the seven
deadly sins. This is an original way to enjoy the exploration that the
brilliant German-British composer made of the darkest human passions in
his operas and oratorios. The Spanish tenor, Juan Sancho, initially
trained as a pianist before entering the Escola Superior de Música de
Catalunya (Barcelona) to study voice in the Early Music department with
Lambert Climent, also receiving tuition from Monsterrat Figueras. Later
he studied with Raphaël Sikorski (Laboratoire de la Voix, Paris) and
finally with Raúl Giménez (Barcelona). He was awared with the special
prize for Lied /Mélodie française interpretation at the 2010
International Singing Competition “Julián Gayarre” (Spain).
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