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Shannon Lewis
Приєднався 10 січ 2013
“Isn’t the Name” Victory Church Choir and Orchestra. 2018
Shannon Lewis and Emily Hawks - soloists.
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JOAN SUTHERLAND “Spargi d’amaro pianto” {ONE VIDEO COMPARING THREE PERFORMANCES 1962, 1973, 1982}
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A comparison video of Dame Joan singing “spargi d’amore pianto” from three different performances. 1962, 1973, and 1982. Different clips from all three years are edited together in one seemless video to show the similarities and differences of her voice and overall presentation of the popular aria over the years.
JOAN SUTHERLAND “Sempre Libera” from La Traviata {ONE VIDEO COMPARING THREE YEARS 1966, 1975, 1979}
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A comparison video of Dame Joan Sutherland singing Sempre Libera in 1966, 1975, and 1979. I have four more comparison videos on my channel as well.
Joan Sutherland & Marilyn Horne ONE VIDEO COMPARING TWO PERFORMANCES 1979, 1985 “Serbami Ignore”
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I’ve taken two videos of “Serbami Ognor” sung by Joan Sutherland and Marilyn Horne from ‘79 and ‘85, and edited them into one performance. See the similarities and differences seven years can bring.
Dame Joan Sutherland COMPARING “Quando rapito in estasi” from 1961, 1979, 1982.
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I’ve taken three different videos of Dame Joan singing the same aria and edited them to play as one performance, featuring all three videos. Each video is from a different year, showing how her voice has changed over the years; only proving that she was arguably the greatest soprano of the 20th century. La Stupenda!
Joan Sutherland, Luciano Pavarotti COMPARISON of “Verranno a te sull‘sure” - 1972, 1979, 1987
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I’ve taken 3 different performances and edited them together to compare. Also, all three endings are included.
Comparison of JOAN SUTHERLAND in 1961 and 1979 singing Ernani, Ernani involami.
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I’ve combined two videos of Joan singing in 1961 and 1979. It’s amazing how little her voice changed over those 18 years.
Bella figlia dell’amore / Rigoletto - J Sutherland, L Pavarotti, I Jones, L Nucci - Met Opera 1987
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Bella figlia dell’amore / Rigoletto - J Sutherland, L Pavarotti, I Jones, L Nucci - Met Opera 1987
Joan Sutherland & Luciano Pavarotti “Verranno a te” from Lucia di Lammermoor by Donizetti - 1972
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Rudolph Bing Gala, New York 1972
Dame Joan Sutherland 1968 Vissi d’arte (Tosca / Puccini)
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Dame Joan Sutherland 1968 Vissi d’arte (Tosca / Puccini)
Sandi Patty in concert 2006
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I do not own the rights to this video. I did not video this concert. I downloaded the video from someone’s else’s channel and edited it to upload to this channel.
Pavarotti & Sutherland Live from Lincoln Center 1979 - (Edited)
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Time between songs, some applause, etc have been edited out. All songs and orchestration are included.
Sutherland, Horne, Pavarotti, w/ Bonynge , NYC Opera Orchestra-Live From Lincoln Center ‘81 - EDITED
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Time between songs, some applause, etc have been edited. All songs and orchestration have been included.
Sandi Patty "Make His Praise Glorious - World Tour" 1989
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Sandi Patty "Make His Praise Glorious - World Tour" 1989
Sandi Patty - - The Star-Spangled Banner -- Sept 17, 1987 (BEST VERSION)
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Sandi Patty - - The Star-Spangled Banner Sept 17, 1987 (BEST VERSION)
This dreadful site dared to suggest a modern production from Lausanne to me and the noise these modern "singers" make...had to hit this up to get an aural cleanse.
You did a masterpiece of a masterpiece!
Pavarotti was a musical BEAST! Here 1972!!! Pure bliss
Not a all Seems unique. Luciano the Greatest has to say to the Joan to take breath
Ah come le divinità se la ridono
It's just amazing how throughout all those years they consistently had really big heads.
Bravi...Thank you! Incredible how they sound the same yet with more depth~.
put the applause back! that is the best part to see the natural joy after a bravura performance as these. am i alone in this? probably lol. am glad the concert is intact to view
Bello
Marylin Horne Is very versátile
What she still sounded like at over 60 is pretty remarkable.
It's truly unbelievable how similar the voice is. Yes, there are differences, but this is what happens when vocal technique and production is completely mastered. I prefer the early Sutherland for the sheer freedom and ring in the voice, but the 50 plus year-old Sutherland was damn close as was the 60 year-old version.
Il solo limite di Dame Joan era il suo mettere tanto in maschera, da rendere quasi incomprensibile ogni parola. A differenza di Luciano che aveva una dizione brillante e chiarissima. Inguardabile senza barba!!! Ma con tutto il fulgore della gioventù. Invidio chi li ha sentiti dal vivo. Che privilegio!!!
I was there. It was a truly magnificent night.
I was lucky enough to hear all three live, but never together. I remember watching this on PBS and then buying the album!
The 1966 version is spectacular, so bell like at a the top.
Although it’s not shown here the one she sang at the Sydney Opera House where she threw herself down the stairs backwards at the end was fantastic. You can definitely hear a darkening of her voice in the Met performance, although she has more volume. I prefer the 1962 version. Her voice seems so much more flexible and whilst not the power of the Met performance, it seems more pure. Funny true story, as she got older she wore knee pads under her costume so she could collapse on stage without pain! 😂 May she rest in peace. She has earned it.
Malededeta perfetta voce.Ti adoro per sempre, ti porto
Magistrale e lui dirigente. Meraviglia
Ecco oggi Maestro director, played... the moment
La più brava a the Greatest Greatest Marilyn
Luciano
Ti adoro
Nothing is never better
Likes with the greatest Pavarotti, had to meet The Divinità Johan Sutherland
Wow! Amazing! So Beautiful! 😢❤❤❤❤❤ Jeff❤
Non ci sono parole sufficienti per descrivere questo due mostri sacri della lirica... Grandissimi.... Inimitabili.... Ineguagliabili.. Inarrivabili... Grandi grandi grandi. 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Gli ultimi anni di un Pavarotti straordinario. Una Horne al massimo e una Sutherland non sfruttata dal repertorio scelto con poche abilità. Un trio meraviglioso oggi impensabile
This is not the last years of Pavarotti. He was still in the middle of a smashing career and in vocal maturity. Why would you think that?
Extraordinary. Wonderful. Unforgettable. Thank you!
I love this video. There's nothing like Joan and Luciano belting out that ending three times over the decades and in rabid secession. People can't fly, but Joan and Luciano could soar .....and take one for the ride. Thank you!
Great Otello duet. I rate Pavarotti's 1991 recording of Otello with his Idomeneo as his most committed performance on disc. And he was a superb Otello, totally idiomatic and convincing.
Greatness personified: Dame Joan Sutherland.
This just makes me cry. Greatness does that to me. Thank you!
That 82 performance was her triumphant return to the Met and by God she killed it. The Met audience had been deprived of Joan for some years and of course went nuts when she showed them she still had it....and how! Thank you.
Superbly edited, your series of videos weaving together Joan' s performancs over the years are amazing and very moving. How Joan stood the test of time! Incredible. Thank you!
It's interesting that when you listen to the diction of all three, Pavarotti has the clearest. The chiaroscuro is in my opinion the reason. Sutherland and Horne use mask placement and lack brilliance, squillo, and clean clear pure Italian vowels.
You are absolutely right! I don’t understand how Sutherland and Horne could have had the career they had singing like that! A good diction comes only with the use of proper chest voice and chiaroscuro. With proper chiaroscuro the voice is free and it is very easy to enunciate clear pure vowels and produce explosive consonants within a legato. Good diction comes with good vocal technique. These ladies only vocalize on one approximative vowels (UH) with no consonants. Apparently they could produce loud noises in a theatre but this is not a sign of good technique. Their voices were over covered, thin, muddy, small. I am sure Pavarotti knew that they were not good but sang with them only for the money.
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@@marcelbureau2753 What absurdities you speak, to describe the technique of two of the greatest singers of the 20th century as wanting in any way! Anyway, Horne doesn’t sound anything like Sutherland - - whose tone was indeed covered.
I'm surprised they had to use the score on the Norma selection. Perhaps the trio because I don't think Pavarotti had sung Pollione except in recordings.
his voice is remarkable, hers is as well but his diction is fantastic,
That's because he is Italians and the Italians think words are important because they convey the plot. Joan got away with mushy fiction her whole life . People who were supporters thought that her singing could be little more than vocalizing . I love Pavarotti . Joan has a good sound but that's it .
@@kurtgarmaker3719 yep, she did teach him breathing though, he always gave credit when credit it due. he mentions people that helped him out, he is far and away, because of many physical and mental reasons, and control and diligence, not to mention the voice that was kissed by god, no one will ever come close, there are hundreds of testimonials by people that surely know more than I do about the mechinacs of singing etc, that say all that and much more.
@@kurtgarmaker3719 there is that joke that someone said, you cant understand what she is singing, and the other person said, well maybe when she sings in English, and the first guy says, she is singing in English. ha ha
Te amo ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a blessing that these telecasts still exist. Thank you so much ❤
3 magmificent voices that we will probably never hear or see again in a lifetime! D
Great great great! Thanks10
Thanks so much!
Cantavano come due angeli. Lei si trafigurava.
do you have more concerts from Live from Lincoln Center series?, I'm searching for a Kubelik concert from 1976
I’m sorry I don’t.
0:33 those opera udders about to pop out and sing
Inarrivabili
Eu amei a junção de "I'll Fly Away" com "Goodbye World, Goodbye" ❤ 1:26:14
Das primeiras óperas que conheci. Linda. Obrigado. Abraço Araras - SP - BRASIL 01/01/2024
Who is the mastro for this concert
Richard Bonynge, Sutherland's husband.
This is technically the second part of the song and it is called "Get Away".
12:11 high C?
High B actually.