Review: Handel: Giulio Cesare (Christophe Dumaux, Louise Alder, The English Concert and Harry Bicket)
Bicket delivers a first-night Cesare that Handel would have recognised.
Bicket delivers a first-night Cesare that Handel would have recognised.
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