Giovanni Antonio Giaj:
Ricordati che offesa (Eumene)
Si, tu trovasti al fine…
Fra l’orror d’atra forresta (Eumene)

Attilio Ariosti:
Lasso! Ch’io t’ho perduta (Tito)
March of the Dead [instrumental]
So che guarda (Coriolano)

Giuseppe Maria Orlandini:
Se cerca, se dice (Megacle)
Adelaide, a te vengo…
Vedro piu liete e belle (Ottone)
Con due pegni si cari…
Non disperi peregrino (Ottone)
Minuet [instrumental]

Giovanni Alberto Ristori:
Di vassallo, e d’amante…
Son sventurato (Farnaspe)

Giovanni Battista Bononcini:
Dolce sogno (Gualtiero)
Affetto gioia (Gualtiero)

Geminiano Giacomelli:
Non so frenar il pianto (Alceste)

Antonio Lotti:
Non puo quest’alma in sen (Ascanio)

The countertenor Randall Scotting’s debut album on Signum Records with Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, conducted by Laurence Cummings explores rediscovered works written for celebrated castrato Senesino, by composers greatly admired for the refinement and skill of their compositions who are largely forgotten today.

A dramatically persuasive and intensely musical interpreter, Randall is recognised for winning over audiences with his stunning vocal beauty, stylish singing, and charismatic stage presence. has become a sought-after artist by some of the world’s most esteemed opera houses. Recent performances include the Royal Opera House the Metropolitan Opera and the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées.

A distinctive ensemble playing on period-specific instruments, The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment’s values are to question, challenge and trailblaze. They have worked with conductors including Elder, Rattle, Jurowski, Iván Fischer and John Butt. There’s no orchestra quite like this one.

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Recorded 5-8 October 2021 at St Augustine’s Kilburn, London, United Kingdom.