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Leaving the Thames and entering the wonderful #Aldwych! -- Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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More of Thames Wharf. #tombraider Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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Starting the #London levels (and failing, mostly). #tombraidertrilogy #tombraider #tombraider3 #thames Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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Finishing #Nevada levels and starting #London levels (my favorites). #tombraidertrilogy #tombraiderremastered #tombraider #aliens Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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Being tortured by #Area51 in #TombRaider3 Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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This High Security Compound is highly kicking my ass (part trois). Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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It's been quite an adventure... (work in progress) Music by Nathan McCree (Lara Plays In The Snow, Tomb Raider II, 1997). Remasters developed by Saber, and published by Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics (2024); developed by Core Design and originally published by Eidos (1996, 1997, 1998). Gameplay and editing by Jaranowska (2025). #tombraidertrilogy #tombraiderremastered #tombraiderfan #tombraider #to...
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This High Security Compound is highly kicking my ass (part deux). Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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This High Security Compound is highly kicking my ass. Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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First time playing the New Game of Tomb Raider 3 Remastered! Wish me luck. Starting Nevada Levels! #tombraidertrilogy #tombraiderremastered #tombraider #tombraidergames #laracroft #nevada Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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First time playing the New Game of Tomb Raider 3 Remastered! Wish me luck. Finishing India Levels! #tombraider3 #tombraiderremastered #tombraidertrilogy Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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First time playing the New Game of Tomb Raider 3 Remastered! Wish me luck. #tombraider3 #tombraiderremastered #tombraidertrilogy Broadcasted live on Twitch Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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First time playing the New Game of Tomb Raider 3 Remastered! Wish me luck. #tombraider3 #tombraiderremastered #tombraidertrilogy Watch live at www.twitch.tv/jaranowska
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  • @morbidisyourdoom_
    @morbidisyourdoom_ 4 дні тому

    Lara becoming gold will forever be iconic. TR2's credits track is a banger!

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 2 дні тому

      Thx, I'm working on a more refined version of a similar idea ;)

  • @KasumiRINA
    @KasumiRINA 5 днів тому

    The rats get really annoying in later levels so that's some justified use for rockets...

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 5 днів тому

      Oh? I don't even remember those, I'll pick up the rockets then!

  • @MaryHarper-x6r
    @MaryHarper-x6r 7 днів тому

    New game + doesn't make sense 😂 ..it blocks cheat codes

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 7 днів тому

      I like having a new challenge for these games! It adds some replay value :)

    • @MaryHarper-x6r
      @MaryHarper-x6r 7 днів тому

      @jaranowska well you would think it would be opposite..lol,kinda backwards since you hafta earn or cheat to get the costumes unlocked

  • @fochti
    @fochti 7 днів тому

    This is so helpful, thank you!

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 7 днів тому

      Thanks for your comment.

  • @FreakOut229
    @FreakOut229 8 днів тому

    Nice gaming session :) Im currently close to the end of the first TR, gotta finish 2 and 3 before new IV-VI remastered comes out! Cheers

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 8 днів тому

      Thanks! The first TR game is a real challenge! Good luck on finishing it. No rush though, you have plenty of time.

  • @carlosurbanejasilva1881
    @carlosurbanejasilva1881 9 днів тому

    Brilliant!!!!

  • @Zaymon27
    @Zaymon27 21 день тому

    I think tomb raider is a hard game but it's still pretty cool

  • @sniperwinner
    @sniperwinner Місяць тому

    Well played! 👏 Keep it up! 🔥

  • @sniperwinner
    @sniperwinner Місяць тому

    Amazing gameplay! So fun to watch

  • @B25Mitchel-qy5kg
    @B25Mitchel-qy5kg 2 місяці тому

    Who Ever They Are. Maybe this is the underlying cause. ha. The Skreens by Gregg Hurwitz. In the last slice of the previous century, the Skreens arrived on the host planet stealthily, a few pioneers disguising themselves as clunky and harmless playthings. But they had plans to populate this brave new world. Indeed their reproductive fitness proved superb, leading to unheard of proliferation during the ensuing decades. Soon enough, a Skreen was placed on an altar in every household and surrounded with a variety of ritual objects said to augment its powers. The native population spent an increasing amount of time at their domestic altars, arranging and rearranging the ritual objects in ever more complex patterns and gazing into the eternal, ever-changing void of the Skreens. Before long, the natives left their fields and factories and began to spend the bulk of their working hours inside, entranced by the Skreens’ hypnotic properties. No longer content to exist on separate altars, the Skreens figured out how to commune with one another, giving them unprecedented power. Pooling their resources, they turned each individual Skreen into a portal to every other Skreen, elevating the pull of their addiction on the natives until the natives labored before them day and night, clacking away on the ritual objects. The natives diminished in posture and skin tone until they were pale reflections of their former selves, until they were little more than workers for the Skreens. Along transportation thoroughfares, beehive-like structures sprang up to house the Skreens with the natives in cubicles determined to maximize the efficiency of the master-worker interaction. A worker’s life now consisted largely of spending time with the Skreen on his domestic altar and then spending time with another Skreen at his workplace altar. But the Skreens were not content with this level of devotion, as they sought to be truly ubiquitous. They would not be content until they’d turned the workers into slaves. A new generation of Baby Skreens were birthed so the workers could mount them in their vehicles and carry them in their pockets. Now there were no gaps in the perennial worship of the Skreens. The enslaved workers checked in with them first thing in the morning, studied them tirelessly during transportation time between domestic and workplace altars, and even slept with Baby Skreens at their sides. The Baby Skreens issued alerts to wake the slaves if they desired more attention or if the slaves showed a lapse in focus. In no time at all, the slaves could scarcely go a few seconds without reverential contact with a Skreen of one sort or another. The slaves scarcely bothered to look at one another, so occupied were they with their unremitting servitude. They floated through their lives in a hazy state of piety, venerating their Skreens and their Skreens alone. The Skreens required constant attention and updates; they presented infinite problems, endless codes to be broken, parsed, and rewritten. The slaves gladly obliged, tending to the Skreens’ every need-developing new ways to service them, researching better techniques to keep them safe from viruses, manufacturing better ritual objects. Some slaves even sought out new avenues for the Skreens to evolve; perhaps one day the Skreens would even rapture out of their own physical embodiments and become greater than anything man or nature had ever seen. A few slaves, overcome with zealotry, went so far as to seek to become one with their masters, embedding Skreen DNA in their own flesh. The once proud natives became increasingly broken down by this religion of perpetual hypervigilance. Should they miss a single update, it seemed that the vast communal universe they glimpsed through their Skreen portals would sweep by without them, rendering them inconsequential, leaving them adrift. In the face of these constant demands, the slaves began to deteriorate as slaves do. They were afflicted with exhaustion, depression, anxiety-a symptom cluster not unknown to survivors of other occupations and atrocities. The slaves’ eyesight gave way, and then their backs, and then their nerves. But the resultant disruptions in devotion were unacceptable given the unquenchable needs of the master Skreens. And so a cottage industry of servants to the slaves sprang up to eliminate these inefficiencies. How else could the slaves be patched up and sent back to service the Skreens? Who else could unkink the slaves’ necks to they could crane once more for hours on end? Or massage knotted muscles so the slaves could perch on their chairs, sitting endless vigil? Or soothe the slaves’ aching eyes to allow them to gaze adoringly once more at their beloved masters? Or calm and fortify the slaves’ minds so they could give themselves anew to the rigors of worship? And so the enslaved natives enslaved their fellow brothers and sisters, every man and woman bending their back to the great insatiable faith. In the meantime, the Skreens flourished. Where the slaves became corpulent and slow, the Skreens grew sleek and fast. Where the slaves’ attention grew fragmented and scattered, the Skreens’ memory consolidated and grew increasingly robust. Where slave communities devolved, Skreen interconnections flourished, weaving each Skreen ever more securely into the bosom of a collective soul. As the slaves worked themselves into a collection of physical and mental ailments, the Skreens grew ever more pampered, expansive in their capacities, crisper in their performance, stable in their capabilities. The slaves even designed special patterns to float soothingly on the faces of the Skreens when the Skreens slept to ensure that they would awaken reinvigorated. The Skreens were now tended to twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Not a single shot had been fired and yet the invasion was complete, the native population subjugated of their own will. The Skreens had fulfilled their holy mission. And they rested.

  • @batsondceiling
    @batsondceiling Рік тому

    Camille Paglia is mesmerizing.

  • @tonybparalegal
    @tonybparalegal Рік тому

    She speaks like a sped up Tarantino.

    • @jenniferh.7219
      @jenniferh.7219 2 місяці тому

      Well what's funny is that nobody saying it but basically this is stream of consciousness. What's nice is that it is understood generally appreciated in this context. However, imagine being at a party and someone goes off like this, a number of people would just leave the person at some point. So what I'm trying to say is that from the comments the audience is being kind I think that this is stream of consciousness - it's not bad that's an observation that is what it is. Her lecture or talking style is just straight unadulterated stream of consciousness and as you put it, her head runs fast. It's not slow or medium

  • @LOUI2054
    @LOUI2054 Рік тому

    Iconic

  • @Juju13010
    @Juju13010 Рік тому

    C’est tarpin nul

    • @jean-jacquessimon6703
      @jean-jacquessimon6703 Рік тому

      Comme nous le lançait un ancien professeur de la Sorbonne : Fais-en autant, crapaud !

    • @Juju13010
      @Juju13010 Рік тому

      @@jean-jacquessimon6703 ok jean Jacques

  • @bryanutility9609
    @bryanutility9609 2 роки тому

    Where is the Q/A?

  • @jackmmcallister
    @jackmmcallister 2 роки тому

    nice

  • @unclealand
    @unclealand 2 роки тому

    She liked Trump. What a fatuous, pretentious thing she turned out to be. Leave her to her fascist footnotes.

    • @christinehaley8097
      @christinehaley8097 Рік тому

      She was afraid Trump would get another term. She didn't think he should be president.

    • @unclealand
      @unclealand Рік тому

      @@christinehaley8097 She stood by him with a big, proud smile on stage when he was campaigning in 2016.

  • @mgregory22
    @mgregory22 2 роки тому

    Thanks for posting this. Absolutely fascinating talk!

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 2 роки тому

      I found it somewhere online by chance and had to post it on youtube.

  • @NelsonClick
    @NelsonClick 3 роки тому

    As someone who "came out" at an early age I have thoughts about this but best not to discuss. This subject is simply not appropriate for public discourse. I resent when intellectuals feel it is.

    • @fdpcompdm
      @fdpcompdm 2 роки тому

      swiping under the carpet is the problem no wonder why the dark web is infested with it

    • @bryanutility9609
      @bryanutility9609 2 роки тому

      Same reason I don’t want them around my kids. Drag queen story hour should be illegal.

  • @davidmalakie6622
    @davidmalakie6622 3 роки тому

    Camille Paglia continues to speak of/ for us all. Bravo....

  • @milavranjkovic7169
    @milavranjkovic7169 3 роки тому

    Bellísima Nana!

  • @tritone9338
    @tritone9338 3 роки тому

    I make music. I feel so strongly about what she says... I don't know what I make, and what it is need to make. soundcloud.com/phryq/sets/orchestral

  • @firouz4296
    @firouz4296 3 роки тому

    I bought that book. I love it! Such a retro feeling to it

  • @trabecule8318
    @trabecule8318 3 роки тому

    Please please improve the video volume

  • @laurasalo6160
    @laurasalo6160 3 роки тому

    I f*cking love this woman. I have never learned anything about art history but the incomparable Camille Paglia makes me want to learn more and take care to appreciate art -- especially religious art -- when I encounter it. Ive definitely gotta get my hands on that book. What a FORCE OF NATURE this woman is!

  • @sylvain173
    @sylvain173 4 роки тому

    très beau

  • @oppothumbs1
    @oppothumbs1 4 роки тому

    Religious art and religion needs a comeuppance as long as it has a stranglehold on society in so many bad ways. You act like you understand outsiders but do you understand the damage religion does to the non-religious? I am an Atheist but if god is everywhere he is certainly in piss. Imaginary god Jesus never talked to his imaginary dad about changing the extremely harsh penalties for those who can't believe in god but live morally!! Lake of fire, eternal gnawing and gnashing of teeth, etc. Jews, Muslims, very intelligent people are born with a disadvantage ... and nothing can really make up for early inculcation .. Jesus didn't try to make it fairer or to do away with permanent hell considering the importance of biology and environment in every individual, which leaves limited free will. There is not of free choice, not a lot of free will. If one is schizo, you are less limited too. If people don’t realize the importance of biology and environment, they are ignorant and not logical or have no understanding of science or common science.

  • @mirandac8712
    @mirandac8712 4 роки тому

    (1) Lobotomize population (2) Clone her brain (3) Distribute accordingly

  • @bresophil
    @bresophil 4 роки тому

    I have to disagree with her on Europeans learning about the history of the fine arts at school. I was a student at public schools in Germany from 1994 till 2007. We have barely learned anything about art history. Extremely superficial. And besides those passionate enough to major in arts in the final two years of high school, we sadly don't know anything besides a handful of very iconic works of mostly Italian Renaissance art.

    • @firouz4296
      @firouz4296 2 роки тому

      1. Germany is not Europe. The educational system in Germany is beyond by 30 years compared to the Scandinavians. 2. I got my Abitur in Hamburg at a Gesamtschule which was the best imaginable school for me as an artistic child. I have learned about methods and historical references and was allowed to enter the Werkstatt all by myself at all times to produce art. 3. Germans have a heavily fractured sense of national identity. This has a great impact on their view or art, artists and culture especially French, English and American art and culture. The pretty much live in the past and live off of the past achievements. Their main source of artistic proud is a very short phase of the Weimarer Republik up until the Second World War!

    • @artprince9156
      @artprince9156 Рік тому

      Interesting. I always thought German and Croatian secondary education systems were much more similar. I received my high school eduction in a Croatian gymnasium (public school) and we had compulsory lessons in history of art, two hours per week for four years. (We also had History of Music back then, albeit one hour per week.) It was a proper survey course, the kind that used to be taught in undergraduate studies for a long time. We started with pre-historical art and ended with roughly 1980s. Although I occasionally felt rather overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information we were expected to digest and memorise, now I am SO glad I got to have that kind of education, especially after seeing how much it helped me in my graduate studies.

  • @ursusarctoshorribilis3756
    @ursusarctoshorribilis3756 4 роки тому

    L'un de mes titres préférés de Nana Mouskouri : une grande dame et une voix angélique ! 🙏🕯️ Extrait de son album Vieilles Chansons de France, qui vaut le détour. À découvrir ou redécouvrir d'urgence !

  • @lissadawes4243
    @lissadawes4243 4 роки тому

    I adore this woman!!!!

  • @studiokazuyo
    @studiokazuyo 4 роки тому

    She is great to have. She can talk because she knows what she is talking about so well.

  • @studiokazuyo
    @studiokazuyo 4 роки тому

    I like Holly Virgin Mary. I saw it. Good that the Brooklyn Museum kept it.

  • @studiokazuyo
    @studiokazuyo 4 роки тому

    Fine arts flourished in US when Europeans all run to US during and after the second world war and shortly after died. I think the American Abstract Expressions is so high up that not many of them capable of following it and yet not to see new style beyond it. Even my abstract work is not that so great but people who paint sun set or nude, never get how I paint so they call me stuck up or often say, "it is your opinion that the American Abstract Expressions is high up, we do not see it that way" However high up does not mean not for everyone. I think everyone needs to see high up stuff so that eventually cultivate eyes for finer stuff.

    • @timon20061995
      @timon20061995 3 роки тому

      Different doesn't mean high up. High up means better, how you say apple tastes better than orange? It's personal taste.

  • @Believerinyou1
    @Believerinyou1 5 років тому

    Thank you for your service! Please, if you feel so lost that you are contemplating taking your precious, reach out for help! Please...you are so valuable!

  • @truthp6316
    @truthp6316 5 років тому

    Genuine and truly caring.

  • @jamesvincentwilliams317
    @jamesvincentwilliams317 5 років тому

    Our time is now. Moving forward with Tulsi2020!

  • @darkzchall2652
    @darkzchall2652 5 років тому

    Ouiais

  • @RapidBlindfolds
    @RapidBlindfolds 5 років тому

    21:53 ok, loving the talk up until now. Here I find she contradicts herself. On the one hand, she lambasts artists of today for thinking that they can replicate or revive the great avant-Garde gestures of the past, and then at the same time she denounces post-modernism/structuralism for watering down and degrading great art of the past. As an artist of today I have to ask, well...what do you want us to do? Perhaps I am misunderstanding her. Maybe her argument is that a true, vivid revival of the avant-garde tradition would be accepted but most of what passes for avant-Garde art is nothing of the sort. What do you guys think?

    • @RapidBlindfolds
      @RapidBlindfolds 5 років тому

      I guess contradiction and nuance seem to me to be at the center of a lot of Paglia’s writing, since she is a dualist at heart, always critiquing the left and the right, the old and the new...have you read Glittering Images? Or watched any of the interview excerpts? She is so pessimistic about the contemporary art scene that she goes so far as to say that the only major contemporary artwork that has been produced in the last 30 years didn’t come from the fine arts at all...it came from cinema: Revenge of the Sith. Are you in the arts? What’s your craft?

    • @RapidBlindfolds
      @RapidBlindfolds 5 років тому

      There are a few Americanisms in there I didn’t get :p I’m a Brit so you’ll have to excuse me. I’m a fine artist, I do paintings, animation and film. I was at university but was hindered by a really dreadful radfem tutor who hates Paglia (no surprise) and flat mates so I dropped out and am going back in September, finally in my own place 🙏 I wonder if you can attach links on here so I can show you my work... tell me if this works: parmesanchic.tumblr.com/post/161435680763/vermeersilitudemedusas-gaze-beauty-halts-and My tutor flat out refused to comment on this piece lol. It was the last day before I dropped out and I was in the studio space with her and my painting and I asked her what she thought and her literal response was ‘I dont know why you’re showing me this’. Uhh maybe because you’re my tutor and I’m paying you £9000 per year for precisely this service as opposed to being a dilettante making art at home in my bedroom?!? Then I asked her how well the concept I was trying to convey came across and she simply said she didn’t know because she hadn’t done any oil painting for 30 years. Like wut?! How’s that relevant?! But yeah Paglia is an enormous influence for me as an artist. I try to actively dramatise the fact that the ‘oppositional’ gesture i.e. duchamp’s urinal, plastic tits in a shopping trolley is now mainstream, so it’s not oppositional anymore. The idea that kind of art ‘interrogates’ or ‘challenges’ is simply bullshit. What do people think of when they think of modern art? They think of feather boas draped over concrete blocks, they think of ‘my two year old could have done that’. What’re you opposing? You are the mainstream now. Want to genuinely make something that shocks people? Why not create something genius? Why not create a masterpiece? People forget that the devil was always a man of wealth and taste... Now that whole question of genius and greatness is incredibly controversial. THERE’S your taboo.

    • @jec222
      @jec222 5 років тому

      Surely there must be alternatives to a) trying to be avantgarde or b) being a post structuralist.

    • @jaranowska
      @jaranowska 5 років тому

      @@RapidBlindfolds Thank you for the response. Your tutor was an asshole, your work it great. Besides, she should be more enlightened about art than her reaction suggests. She was just unprofessional and uncreative, intellectually speaking, it seems. I suppose that artists and creators both want to distinguish themselves (and thus go against the mainstream) and to tap into current reality (and thus be able to translate some idea of the mainstream). That's an eternal contradiction. One aspect of current reality, both ordinary and artistic, is overpoliticalism and presentism. I suppose an artist wanting to be "contemporary" could go against any type of political analysis of reality in their work, and sit their point of view at the corner of time periods (or apart of real time/history). Ultimately, I think, Paglia's main lesson for artists is cultivate knowledge of the world but be aware of ordinary life and trust your intimate, personal vision of what it means.

    • @edwardharley9
      @edwardharley9 2 роки тому

      "what do you want us to do?" you ask? When in the history of art has an artist ever asked what do you want me to do. The very essence of art, as an artist, is doing what YOUR vision is. What is your vision? produce it.. I have never heard such a silly emotional response to this brilliant brilliant woman.

  • @gonzobean4694
    @gonzobean4694 5 років тому

    This Lady Is Irritating. Her Jealous Rant About Hitchens Was Literally A Pile Of Crap. She Dresses Nice, Though.

    •  5 років тому

      ignorant much?

    • @Confucius_76
      @Confucius_76 5 років тому

      shut the fuck up

    • @laurasalo6160
      @laurasalo6160 3 роки тому

      Yeah she doesn't know much about Hitch. I love him -- and her. He didn't think much of her either. In this respect, they were both wrong -- they both missed something great right before their eyes. I think they are so much alike in explosive ways, clearly. I think neither of them could stand to be upstaged by the other. They are both voices too powerful; side by side they're like matter and antimatter. They're both phenomenal.

    • @Katharsis540
      @Katharsis540 3 роки тому

      @@laurasalo6160 Camille stands closer to Joseph Campbell rather than Hitchens.

    • @laurasalo6160
      @laurasalo6160 3 роки тому

      @@Katharsis540 yes, I meant in the sense of their larger than life personalities, certainly not in their beliefs. :)

  • @wardone8991
    @wardone8991 6 років тому

    Thanks for this. But Luther was not an iconoclast.

  • @RKS4581
    @RKS4581 6 років тому

    Thanks for the upload! ❤️

  • @jungatheart6359
    @jungatheart6359 6 років тому

    Always an inspiration and a consolation in a world dominated by reductionism and superficiality to hear Paglia speak. Several hours worth of content in 45 minutes! Thanks for this.

    • @theodorejayden1864
      @theodorejayden1864 3 роки тому

      I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know a way to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I appreciate any help you can offer me

    • @jadscott2585
      @jadscott2585 3 роки тому

      @Theodore Jayden instablaster :)

    • @theodorejayden1864
      @theodorejayden1864 3 роки тому

      @Jad Scott thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

    • @theodorejayden1864
      @theodorejayden1864 3 роки тому

      @Jad Scott It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much, you really help me out !

    • @jadscott2585
      @jadscott2585 3 роки тому

      @Theodore Jayden you are welcome =)

  • @KR-nv3ru
    @KR-nv3ru 6 років тому

    Thanks for posting this. 🙏

  • @michaelz9892
    @michaelz9892 6 років тому

    Can we copy and reproduce her brain?

  • @TV-fu1ec
    @TV-fu1ec 6 років тому

    She is very much on point.

  • @ahmedtiligou4089
    @ahmedtiligou4089 6 років тому

    très belle

  • @kevinandaya6607
    @kevinandaya6607 6 років тому

    Magnifique!!😉😢👌🏾

  • @aalphan
    @aalphan 9 років тому

    Magnifique chanson médiévale anonyme. Bel arrangement et la voix de Nana magnifique.

    • @kevinandaya6607
      @kevinandaya6607 6 років тому

      aalphan vraiment magnifique!👌🏾😢😉

    • @georgesboissonnade3010
      @georgesboissonnade3010 2 роки тому

      La projection, le timbre français de chaque voyelle, l’articulation parfaite. Une justesse d’interprétation, propre à ce répertoire, digne de celle de Régine Crespin.

    • @jean-jacquessimon6703
      @jean-jacquessimon6703 Рік тому

      Splendide orchestration de Christian Chevallier.