Aria of the Week #35: "Te Deum" by João de Sousa Carvalho.
Performed by Terry Wey.
Score: None
Uploaded by IAACartists.

Aria of the Week #34: "Se l'arco avessi e i strali" by G. F. Handel.
Performed by Tim Mead.
Score: IMSLP (pg 34 of score, pg 44 of viewer)
Uploaded by Baroque choral.

Aria of the Week #33: "Come nube che fugge dal vento" by G. F. Handel.
Performed by Jake Arditti.
Score: IMSLP (pg 123 of score, pg 133 of viewer)
Uploaded by #JakeArditti.

This week's Countertenor Update features the hunky Randall Scotting. Randall's heroic tone makes him a natural choice for the leading men of the Baroque Opera genre. Indeed, his performance in the title role in Handel’s Giulio Cesare at Fort Worth Opera in which he was praised for his "technical brilliance with his delivery of spot on lines of coloratura within his many arias."

Randall has also been undertaking a PhD at the Royal College of Music under the heading “The changing voice of Francesco Bernardi (known as Senesino): Case studies in Italian opera, 1707-1737.” This has resulted in his performance of the works of the little known composer Giovanni Antonio Giaj. You can hear some of Gaij's music in the YouTube Videos section of Randall's Countertenor Corner Profile.

​You can also hear one of the arias below.

Aria of the Week #32: "Son Qual Nave" by R. Broschi (with ornaments by Carlo Broschi).
Performed by David Hansen.
Score: None
Uploaded by primohomme.

Three new videos have been added to Lawrence Zazzo's Countertenor Corner Profile. Check them out at the YouTube Videos Page of his Profile.

Aria of the Week #31: "Madre, se vuoi ch'io mora" by A. Caldara.
Performed by Tai Oney.
Score: None
Uploaded by countertnr.

Four new videos have been added to Ben Williamson's Countertenor Corner Profile. Check them out at the YouTube Videos Page of his Profile.