Juan Sancho sings Mitridate (“Tu che fedel mi sei”) by Mozart
“Tu che fedel mi sei” from Mitridate (Milan, 1770) By W. A. MOZART (1759-1791) JUAN SANCHO, tenor Javier Núñez, harpsichord Luis Ollero, video Andrés Torres, sound Guillermo Daniel Vega, sound assistant Harpsichord after an original Antunes model of 1780. 440 MHz Recorded on 28th Oct 2024 at Espacio Turina. Special thanks to Fernando Rodríguez Campomanes All rights reserved. Copyright Kámala Enea S.L.
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