Luke Faber Countertenor by durleybeachbum
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Description
This young man has an amazing operatic voice and a most interesting history. He was singing in the cage at Bournemouth Arts Festival by the Sea. Here
See his website to read all about him, and hear him sing.
Comments (9)
The man with the golden beard. Super shot Andrea :)
impressive
colorful chap
Not exactly a bird in a gilded cage but you certainly won't miss him. A wonderful voice that is similar to a woman's mezzo-soprano.
OH Yes, That is a special voice he has. Very beautiful indeed.
WOW, Amazing.
Just FABULOUS !!!
What a fabulous photograph! Such fun!
classical musicians who study and perform medieval and renaissance have this whole other air...they can afford to dress and make themselves up like this, in a way that Schubert Lieder specialists can't. Love the capture, and I'm commenting on it---a non inktober piece!---only because I worked with counter tenors and other early style singers, and I just had to acknowledge this. I went to his site when you posted this, and yep, he's a counter tenor alright. (I'm skipping the obvious jokes about 'counter tenors': you'll thank me when you get older...) I was really happy you posted this, this is the kind of person we'd normally not see on rr, and I imagine people who don't know what a 'counter tenor' is would just think this was yet another adult dressed for a carnival. Would you believe that, in my computer-based instrument libraries, I have a whole library of counter tenors? So I can play beautifully recorded counter tenors on a synthesizer keyboard plugged into my computer. Love that you posted this. Now back to the inktobers...