The Mozart Album: De Niese/Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment | CD review

(Decca)Soprano Danielle de Niese's debut disc for Decca was a collection of Handel arias, presumably designed to capitalise on her success in the Glyndebourne production of Giulio Cesare. If this follow-up is intended to demonstrate that De Niese is an equally persuasive Mozart singer, it's not all that convincing, and does more to underline her vocal limitations than display her versatility. With Charles Mackerras and the OAE providing unfailingly stylish accompaniment, there's a bit of everyth...

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