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Ein leider international immer noch unterschätzter Belcanto-Tenor

PUEDE PARECER EXTRAÑO _PERO EL TENOR SE INSPIRABA EN LA TECNICA DE ALFREDO KRAUS!

JERUSALEM _TENOR TAN SENSIBLE; TAN FINO Y TAN PODEROSO A LA VEZ!TAN WAGNERIANO _ __HAY ALGO EN SU ARTE QUE NO ES TIPICO PARA CANTANTES ___SER MUSICO ANTES DE CONVERTIIRSE EN CANTANTE!! EL SIENTE LA FACTURA ORCHESTAL NO COMO ""ANTES DE QUE ENTRE YO" _SI NO _COMO SU HABITAT NATURAL ;INALIENABLE DEL EJERCISIO VOCAL.ZUBIN MECHTA __DIVINO Y MARTON _ESPECTACULAR EN SU DOBLE FACETA _EPICA Y APASIONADAMENTE FEMININA!

Kiitos Jussi, thanks for uploading this video. Dmitri Hvorostovski's interviews seem to be rare. Which can't be the case. They are probably not just online

I attended this memorable performance. Rowland was fabulous, especially when one considers she was a last minute substitute for Mara Zampieri. De la Mora and Chernov were also excellent.

Pictures do not match the songs.

Senza voce poco fa …. 🥲 il vecchio

I LIVED for art. Correctly.

It's very disconcerting to listen to such a good Tenor called Franco Farina, only to hear such poor Italian diction and pronunciation, typical of native English speakers. Deceptive name.

I just don't' understand how this lady didn't receive the same (or even more) acclaim as the "other" Beverly (mad respect to her, even so!).

Magnificent… Just wish she had made many more recordings. This is a stellar voice and should have been more famous than she was.

*I have been searching for this interview since I first heard it in the late 80's. Thank you, thank you!*

Teresa - sheer beauty!❤❤❤

As a teenager, I saw Mr. Deis sing in an opera in Asbury Park, NJ. This was in the 1960s.

00:00:01 01. The Mask Of Time: Presence; Creation Of The World By Music 00:07:55 02. The Mask Of Time: Jungle 00:16:27 03. The Mask Of Time: The Ice-Cap Moves South-North 00:27:20 04. The Mask Of Time: Dream Of The Paradise Garden 00:42:34 05. The Triumph of Life 00:54:47 06. Mirror of Whitening Light; Hiroshima, mon amour 01:14:57 07. Three Songs: I. The Severed Head 01:21:04 08. Three Songs: II. The Beleagured Friends 01:25:56 09. Three Songs: III. The young Actor steps out; The Singing will never be done

.....certo se le togliamo il microfono praticamente è un sussurro😅 Già quest'aria è lunghissima se poi la canti così alla fine ti alzi e te ne vai, non arrivi alla fine dell'opera.

Heavenly opera voice love ❤️ this man from god I listen every day to Mr magic,love him,, beautiful man,❤️🎹♥️🎹🥰🎶🎶🎸

Lorna Haywood!!! WOW!!!!! Fabulous.

This is one of the most beautiful voices I have heard in decades ~ in fact, since I first heard Renee Flemming onstage as a super in San Francisco Opera's "Herodiade!" in the early 1990s! 💌💌💌

Years later, Ying in this role, moves me like no other. Always, for me, a very emotional opera, she took me to a completely different appreciation of this tragedy. Every time, I will Pinkerton to arrive 5 minutes early, and he and Kate to do the right thing. He seems genuine in this version, later. (though in reality, in those times, perhaps not practical?)

Eva Turner the greatest Turandot!

America doesn't appreciate us but we have options.

I have most of Elliott’s memorabilia in boxes. I have his costumes and even that wig that he is wearing in this photo. Let me know if you’re interested.

35:03 emperor name please?

Thank you. Listening from Alaska. 🕊 Worked with Tim Nobel in the 70s. His voice is unmistakable. Would like to see video.

Amazing talent.❤

No regards for his safety .

Cannot find this cd ANYWHERE...... So I keep returning here to savor one of the most beautiful lyric tenor voices of the century. Bravo Jaume!

Thank you for uploading this treasure. Great singing mistro.

Thank you for posting this! I was able to hear her in the flesh a couple of times, in Minneapolis. She sang beautifully. It was a small voice, but it carried well, even at pianissimo.

I was there. She was terrific as was her Inez, Meredith Mizell.

I saw one of his ˋdramatized´ recitals when I was a student in college years before I ever had my extensive contact with him. This would have been during the winter of 1970 near Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. Hines superb instrument did go through a couple rough periods, as he attested to me himself, however he worked through these slump periods successfully & the last time I visited him was in 1993 when he was singing a role in Amsterdam. I was not able to see or hear him there (I think his role was in LE WALLY), but my memory may be incorrect. In the 1970 recital he was not in top form (a slump period perhaps) & I found his presentation with costumes a bit ostentatious which his uneven singing, on this occasion, failed to compensate for. Later I never mentioned this to him & he had many more years of satisfying singing ahead of him. When working with his OMTI program I had the chance, with 2 other singers, to do a recital tour & this was as late as 1988 & Jerry Hines was pleased to see that the recital business was not completely moribund by this time. A very interesting man as this interview here demonstrates & his kindness, constructive criticism & encouragement meant much to me.

This is the voice that excites like no other! Edie was born with this depth of passion and emotional range that suits the sheer beauty and dramatic intensity of her singing voice and radiant personality. I'm guessing the pianist might be Betsy Mullin or Sissy Baker, or maybe John Craig - all the best accompanists at U of L School of Music at the time.

I would love it if as in the last half of the 20th century, voices were instantly recognizable singular and distinct. These women and Tebaldi, Del Monaco, Corelli, etc, etc, etc were instantly recognizable. WHAT HAPPENED!?

Wow this is amazing. Just love to hear him sing. He is The Voice.

He is not an operatic sensation. He never was and he never will be. He has a nice voice for popular music.

1976 the best year for Pavarotti imo

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Beautiful!

12:48

I was at a recital in Philadelphia with Dame Kiri and pianist Warren Jones. When the final note faded away we sat in silence almost two full minutes before Kiri took a couple of steps to move the recital along. Pure silence, no coughs, whispers. Not a sound. Only on this piece. It happened again some years later but I can not remember where it was.

How is there not more DVD’s and cd’s of this Deutekom’ singing. She’s amazing!

The best Chérubino of the 20 st century. With Solti and Böhm and Strehler, she performed so amazing performance!

Best Archbishop we had

Thank you for sharing this!!!! What a gift!

Omg! Come to Chicago soon.

Bravissimi tutti!!! 🥰💯🎶🌹👌👏 So humbled and honored to be Cynthia Springsteen Balme's student!!!

What a surprise to find this! Thank you for posting. It brought me back in time!

Enjoyable.Rod Gilfry 's Figaro was so enjoyable.❤