Born on the island Martinique in 1974, Fabrice di Falco had his first great
performance as a soloist during the Pope's visit to the Antilles. Since 1994,
he has been educated in Paris and at the
Conservatoire de Boulogne-Billancourt. In 1997, he gave a Farinelli recital
(in clothes according to the film) at Paris Opera.
Fabrice di Falco has sung a large variety of different kind of music,
including the rôle of Sesto in G.F. Handel's opera Giulio
Cesare. His range is about: | |
FABRICE DI FALCO (Orfeo di Angelico) | |
link: official website |
1. | Annick Ozier Lafontaine: Où est passé l'amour | |
RFA Latitude SOP 1294 (available in Martinique only) | ||
[rel.94,-] | ||
2. | Thomas Bloch: Tirage limité (compilation of film music) | |
TGB 961 | ||
[rel.96,-] | ||
3. | Glassharmonica | |
TGB GFI 007 | ||
[1997,M] | ||
4. | Fabrice di Falco: sopraniste | |
private edition | ||
[1998,M] | ||
5. | Ombra mai fù / True love | |
Dream Arks DA-NC01 | ||
[rel00,-] | ||
6. | Glassharmonica | |
Naxos 8.555295 | ||
[rel01,M] | ||
7. | Gerhard E. Winkler: Heptameron | |
col legno WWE 1CD 20232 | ||
[05/02,-,live] | ||
8. | George Frideric Handel: Agrippina | |
Dynamic CDS431 | ||
[03/03,P,live] |