I sang this song for Solo and Ensemble and received an Excellent when I was a Senior in High School. I'm more of a Musical Theatre singer(I'll be a MT major when I transfer colleges) I took voice lessons back in Middle School and I learned a lot of Italian Songs in High School. For me, it was difficult to sing in Italian and I eventually do want to learn more.
My vocal teacher gives this song to literally every one of her students, including me. Wow, I can see why. This song is so gorgeous. Cecilia does this song absolute justice.
I bet every voice student has been assigned this art song. I have accompanied hundreds of students in their performance of this beautiful melody. Never gets boring for me.
The balance of the piano accompaniment with her exquisite vocal range is bloody magnificent. Love all the comments below, but what blows my mind in this version is the amazing delicacy of her pianissimo. Anyone can sing loudly, but true genius to sing with such clarity so so softly. Bless our Heavenly Father for Cecilia's supreme talent.
Cecelia will be caonized and elevated to sainthood. Except she is not trying for sainthood. She is.just doing her thing as a true artist. Aiming for the bedt she can do and achieving perfection. . . cho cho san is a writer in phpenix az
I love how she smiles at the end of everything - she almost looks surprised, and certainly delighted, at the applause. What a wonderful woman she seems to be.
I don't care what her facial expressions. When you sing with that level of perfection, both technically and emotionally, you can do whatever expressions you like.
Caro mio ben Credimi almen, Senza di te Languisce il cor, Caro mio ben, Senza di te Languisce il cor. Il tuo fedel So spira ognor. Cessa, crudel, Tanto rigor! Cessa, crudel, Tanto rigor, Tanto rigor! Caro mio ben Credimi almen, Senza di te Languisce il cor, Caro mio ben Credimi almen, Senza di te Languisce il cor.
I remember singing this for my Grade 2 exam and thinking it was a simple enough piece. Now, after watching this, I can see that it was foolish of me to think that I was singing it even remotely well and doing it any justice at all. This is divine.
Auditioning this piece for solo ensemble and this is probably perfect for practicing with. She sings with such emotion and intensity and her diction is soooo clear when she sings the pianissimo parts. I LOVE IT!!!
How in the world does she achieve that delicate, floating pianissimo? Seriously asking here, from all you beautifully trained singers, as an only intermittently trained, but very enthusiastic amateur. What do you do to begin learning to create and support pianissimo singing? Don't worry--I know Ms. Bartoli's level is far beyond my (or most people's) ability to get near, but I've found in my area of performing that it's best to really attend to and try to learn from the best (while, of course, letting your own creative interpretation blossom, rather than simply copying). I do love singing this song, but with her version forever inscribed on my heart and mind, my own is just not very exciting...not that that stops me.
My advice is to feel the melody when you hear it and not just listen to it, if you catch what I mean. You'll notice her hand is touching the piano in the video at points. You sort of feel more connected. I'm by far no pro in fact I'm learning this piece in my lessons but that's what I try to do. course practice is major. Cecilia here has been singing since she came out of the womb since both of her parents were pro singers. Her 1rst performance was at 8. I don't know when this was recorded but she's been singing for 20+ years :)
AvalonMorley Little late here I guess. My advice would be to make sure you're singing on the breath and sending it as high up as you can. It should feel like the sound is floating above you, not in you. Completely relax your jaw muscles and minimize to only the muscles needed. Most of all, just feel it. You know what you want to acheive, so just trust that your voice can do it. Don't think about it too much, as that actual subconsciously engages unnecessary muscles. Just relax, breathe, open, and send. :)
Pianissimo is the hardest dynamic of classical singing (I'm a university tenor student). The singer must first master the singing and breathing techniques, than slowly train his breathing to achieve perfect control even when singing PP, and further train his vocal cords/folds to "soften" them. Singing PP is only achieved by "la crème de la crème". It's not given to anyone, no matter how hard some people train. Keep the dream alive! ;)
It's exactly the same as fortissimo singing. You just take the voice off. The breathing and support remain the same. Simple. If you have a technique you can rely on, trust it. There is no difference. Thinking there is creates a psychological problem with soft singing.
Discovered this aria through Beyoncé's brilliant new album and absolutely had to research the original! This interpretation is so delicate and sensitive! It sounds very technical and hard to achieve too with such precision and intent behind each word and emotion rendered in the vocalisation. I didn't know this composer before researching this, so I don't know how much of the writing and how much of the interpretation are to thank in this incredibly nuanced performance, but I'm in love with this! It's been a while since I last dove back into classical music and this might just have pulled me back in. It's absolutely beautiful!
No hay nadie que hace lo que Cecilia logra con su voz especialmente cuando suspende las notas con una delicadeza que es notablemente conmovedora. GRACIAS Cecilia, simplemente hermosa.
My vocal coach taught me this aria when I was eleven. Twenty years later and it still brings tears to my eyes. My favorite aria ever! Her facial expressions match the tone and meaning of the song. This was beautiful!!
She is amazing... she has such control, but her sound still comes across so effortlessly released. I love her voice and really admire her. Her dynamics take my breath away...
I agree with you. Perhaps if they knew the translation they would realize how connected she is to the lyrics. Her facial expressions are reflective of each lyric of this tender petition for love.
I'll give Ms. Bartoli a 'thumb up' but do not like the fact that the piano is not in tune with the way a voice hears the intervals (listen to the WOW WOw wow as the last dissonant chord fades [should be consonant]) and that the composer has to write the melody in the accomp. along with the soprano. What was the problem then: Did he not trust his sopranos could carry a tune?
You're wrong. Sorry, but as long as she's visible, the expressions are part of the performance and ANYTHING which distracts is NOT good. Also, if she NEEDS to contort her face to produce the tones we hear, something is equally wrong.
A Person It’s not all bad so you cant say that there are some really beautiful new artist, and guess what these new “junk” sounds your hearing aren’t junk, you all are, for being so pitiful to not think about the future and setting your views on one style of music, and critiquing stuff that you don’t like, unaware of the artist themselves feelings
My darling dear at least believe me, without you my heart languishes. My darling dear, without you my heart languishes. Your faithful admirer always sighs. Stop, cruel one, being so hard. Stop, cruel one, being so hard1 So hard! My darling dear at least believe me, without you my heart languishes. My darling dear at least believe me, without you my heart languishes.
This is one of my favorite pieces, and when I studied it for a voice jury, this is what I listened to. Such a graceful job and with all the heart and emotion that could have been given. Still gives me chills!
Talking about "tenerezza" (tenderness) --Bartoli is marvelous. This is the Teatro Olimpico by Andrea Palladio in beautiful Vicenza (provincia veneta) in Italy. Wow! Three greats: Palladio, the song, and Cecilia Bartoli! Qualcosa di speciale!
Thank you! Finally someone mentions this because so many people are saying they are ugly. She is showing her emotions and feelings because the man will not listen to her, and she wants him to believe her. Her heart is longing for him.
i think that there is a point where a person is just so talented that it doesn't matter what they look like, they will always be considered beautiful. she lives and breathes music and puts everything she has into every performance and it's wonderful.
I am learning this aria right now to work on my upper range. It's helped me get to a high A and now my teacher thinks I may be a soprano instead of a mezzo.... It is getting into my blood and I love it! It's fascinating to hear different qualities in different great singers.... good luck everyone who's working on this aria!
I've come back to this video over and over again over the past 10 years, and I never grow tired of it. Her interpretation of this piece absolutely *DRIPS* with the most rich and decadent emotion. It's such a common aria that's been performed countless times by vocal students all over the world and yet Bartoli demonstrates such deep respect for the piece and its author. She makes it all her own to such a degree you'd swear you'd never heard it sung before. In fact, in some ways I prefer her interpretation of Caro Mio Ben over Pavarotti's. I know the term "Master Class" gets thrown around the internet so much it's become clichè, but, in my humble opinion, Cecilia Bartoli's performance here is an absolute *Master Class* in vocal performance. Even if you don't agree her performance is a "Master Class," then surely you'll agree that she is most undoubtedly *WORLD CLASS.*
Aw, she sings straight from the soul, it's beautiful! As someone who has also sang this song, I really have to compliment this performance. I love Bartoli, such power and grace.
This is so beautiful. I am singing this in a concert soon and wanted to hear a recording. She doesn't just make it beautiful with her voice but with her feeling. She understood the song and showed it in her face, making us believe it. Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
My mam is such a big fan of her and her version of this song. At 1:54 where she seamlessly goes from "tanto rigor" to "caro mio ben" without taking a breath blows my mind every time
Lo ha fatto di nuovo! Per un attimo ho pensato che il mondo sia fatto solo di delicatezza, che la vita sia una carezza sulle piaghe e che la morte sia una elegante e consolatoria signora. Grazie
This is the business. It is the best performance out here on you tube. The rest you can keep. She captures the painful elegance of this emotionally desperate yet sensuous song. Bravo!
I was listening to her perform Voi Che Sapete (most likely from the same concert) as I was assigned the piece in vocal class, and then I stumbled across this one day. She truly had me at that first line, singing with such delicate emotions and fine control of breath and delivery. Her voice and the piano accompaniment together felt so gentle that I felt like I had to hold my breath to not disturb the music! Thank you for yet another legendary performance :")
@@laulago3771beyoncé is not obligated to do the same thing as the classical singers do! She's not a classical singer but a pop/r&b/soul singer who used her classical training in a song and she's doing very well. Why yall want her song sound fully like this? Lol use your brain please.
@@leonba1530 exactment!!! period tbh, she just interpolated the italian aria and put it into a more contemporary context; which a lot of purists think is a bad thing rip,,, personally speaking EYE!!! think it was a stroke of genius for her because i be seeing these italian clubs singing their hearts out to bey's daughter (yes even the aria part!!!)
I think it interesting to observe that many comments are dealing solely about Ms. Bartolis facial expression. To me, it's a proof, that "the rest" leaves no room for discussions: it's just perfect. I don't mind her naturalness at all. I love and admire her. She brings some freshness and relaxedness into the sometimes a bit stiff classical attitude. A. from Switzerland
the first song I heard that made me fall in love with her. I first read an interview in Vanity Fair about her. "I will wait ten years to do Carmen," she said. That was 1991? 92? I went out and bought her cd with this on it without ever hearing her voice. I will never regret my choice. I got to meet her in April 1994. Sweet, funny, and kind. A lovely woman and a great memory. Sometimes, music just finds you. Her mother, Silvana, did great work. One of my favorite mezzos.
Without a doubt the most talented singer male or female in the world. When the great Pavarotti passed away, Cecelia took over the number one spot. She is beyond talented. She is with god's grace. She has all the qualities that singers would like to have.
I have to perform this for class in two weeks. When the voice teacher introduced me to the song and got me practicing it she explained what the Italian meant and what the song was about and honestly it’s beautiful. The song is gorgeous, the meaning is beautiful and the anguish you can hear in the singer is astounding.
I wish the whole video was focused on her. As beautiful as the venue is, her full artistic interpretation (as well as facial features) would have been nice to witness.
Most college voice majors view this an "easy song." My mentor told me, "Singing a song and singing it well are two different things".
+Mark Carpenter easy? Hahahaha. Nope.
Erin Bullock it's easier then others in its genre that's why it's deemed as easier
Erin Bullock my voice teacher is having me sing this on my 3rd lesson. it's really not that hard...
Eve Christensen Same haha. I'm only a freshman in high school too
I sang this song for Solo and Ensemble and received an Excellent when I was a Senior in High School. I'm more of a Musical Theatre singer(I'll be a MT major when I transfer colleges) I took voice lessons back in Middle School and I learned a lot of Italian Songs in High School. For me, it was difficult to sing in Italian and I eventually do want to learn more.
Beyoncé brought me here. And can I say, wow! I’m brought to tears 😭 Bravo!
Thank you Beyoncé for making me want to get into classical music this song is so beautiful ❤def have to hear more classical songs
My vocal teacher gives this song to literally every one of her students, including me. Wow, I can see why. This song is so gorgeous. Cecilia does this song absolute justice.
My voice teacher gave me this song, a few years ago, as well. It's such a beautiful piece! I sang it in a higher key though.
Rylie Michelle
This was my first Italian song
You had such a wonderful teacher
As do I....
81%😼
I bet every voice student has been assigned this art song. I have accompanied hundreds of students in their performance of this beautiful melody. Never gets boring for me.
How many are here after the release of Cowboy Carter?
Yes.
all of us
sam tho haha
Me 😂
I sang this in 2019 for a singing class then recognized the sampling in cowboy Carter and was like WHAT lol
The balance of the piano accompaniment with her exquisite vocal range is bloody magnificent. Love all the comments below, but what blows my mind in this version is the amazing delicacy of her pianissimo. Anyone can sing loudly, but true genius to sing with such clarity so so softly. Bless our Heavenly Father for Cecilia's supreme talent.
I know, that was amazing, and her voice didn't lost resonance
Beautifully sung .very delicate.The piano is wonderful
Cecelia will be caonized and elevated to sainthood. Except she is not trying for sainthood. She is.just doing her thing as a true artist. Aiming for the bedt she can do and achieving perfection. . . cho cho san is a writer in phpenix az
It's not true that it's easy to sing loudly though. Sometimes the sounds can quickly become ugly
AMEN
I love how she smiles at the end of everything - she almost looks surprised, and certainly delighted, at the applause. What a wonderful woman she seems to be.
I don't care what her facial expressions. When you sing with that level of perfection, both technically and emotionally, you can do whatever expressions you like.
Caro mio ben
Credimi almen,
Senza di te
Languisce il cor,
Caro mio ben,
Senza di te
Languisce il cor.
Il tuo fedel
So spira ognor.
Cessa, crudel,
Tanto rigor!
Cessa, crudel,
Tanto rigor,
Tanto rigor!
Caro mio ben
Credimi almen,
Senza di te
Languisce il cor,
Caro mio ben
Credimi almen,
Senza di te
Languisce il cor.
I remember singing this for my Grade 2 exam and thinking it was a simple enough piece. Now, after watching this, I can see that it was foolish of me to think that I was singing it even remotely well and doing it any justice at all. This is divine.
Gives me inspiration because I have to sing this for voice lessons.
I have to sing it for contest so I'm studying up
Same
Same
me to
+Maddie P Same
Had to sing this for my senior voice recital. Also Beyonce brought it back to my memory 😂😂
Beyoncé’s song, Daughter, brought me here. ❤ This is beautiful!
Auditioning this piece for solo ensemble and this is probably perfect for practicing with. She sings with such emotion and intensity and her diction is soooo clear when she sings the pianissimo parts. I LOVE IT!!!
I am auditioning with this song also!
Stephanie Sem ME TOO! :D
I've got 7 days to memorize it for my audition, but I'm sticking to it!
Its totally worth it.
It's a bit challenging I must say, I have tried singing it too
Anything that brings light and respect to the originals is a good thing….thank you Mizz Bey!
How in the world does she achieve that delicate, floating pianissimo? Seriously asking here, from all you beautifully trained singers, as an only intermittently trained, but very enthusiastic amateur. What do you do to begin learning to create and support pianissimo singing? Don't worry--I know Ms. Bartoli's level is far beyond my (or most people's) ability to get near, but I've found in my area of performing that it's best to really attend to and try to learn from the best (while, of course, letting your own creative interpretation blossom, rather than simply copying). I do love singing this song, but with her version forever inscribed on my heart and mind, my own is just not very exciting...not that that stops me.
My advice is to feel the melody when you hear it and not just listen to it, if you catch what I mean. You'll notice her hand is touching the piano in the video at points. You sort of feel more connected. I'm by far no pro in fact I'm learning this piece in my lessons but that's what I try to do. course practice is major. Cecilia here has been singing since she came out of the womb since both of her parents were pro singers. Her 1rst performance was at 8. I don't know when this was recorded but she's been singing for 20+ years :)
AvalonMorley Little late here I guess. My advice would be to make sure you're singing on the breath and sending it as high up as you can. It should feel like the sound is floating above you, not in you. Completely relax your jaw muscles and minimize to only the muscles needed. Most of all, just feel it. You know what you want to acheive, so just trust that your voice can do it. Don't think about it too much, as that actual subconsciously engages unnecessary muscles. Just relax, breathe, open, and send. :)
Pianissimo is the hardest dynamic of classical singing (I'm a university tenor student). The singer must first master the singing and breathing techniques, than slowly train his breathing to achieve perfect control even when singing PP, and further train his vocal cords/folds to "soften" them. Singing PP is only achieved by "la crème de la crème". It's not given to anyone, no matter how hard some people train. Keep the dream alive! ;)
It's exactly the same as fortissimo singing. You just take the voice off. The breathing and support remain the same. Simple. If you have a technique you can rely on, trust it. There is no difference. Thinking there is creates a psychological problem with soft singing.
Breath support, all the way
Her facial expressions show her connection n her passion with/about the music...
THAT is art!!!
Using this song as my college audition, so excited.
Bruh I'm using this for my school quiz.. don't tell me this is college level 💀
Discovered this aria through Beyoncé's brilliant new album and absolutely had to research the original! This interpretation is so delicate and sensitive! It sounds very technical and hard to achieve too with such precision and intent behind each word and emotion rendered in the vocalisation. I didn't know this composer before researching this, so I don't know how much of the writing and how much of the interpretation are to thank in this incredibly nuanced performance, but I'm in love with this! It's been a while since I last dove back into classical music and this might just have pulled me back in. It's absolutely beautiful!
No hay nadie que hace lo que Cecilia logra con su voz especialmente cuando suspende las notas con una delicadeza que es notablemente conmovedora. GRACIAS Cecilia, simplemente hermosa.
My vocal coach taught me this aria when I was eleven. Twenty years later and it still brings tears to my eyes. My favorite aria ever! Her facial expressions match the tone and meaning of the song. This was beautiful!!
I’m learning it and I’m 11
I’m learning it and I’m 10. This is an amazing song !!
She is amazing... she has such control, but her sound still comes across so effortlessly released. I love her voice and really admire her. Her dynamics take my breath away...
こんなカーロミオベンが聞きたかった…最高に美しい…
i think 149 people who don`t like it should record it too and let us listen....
just because I don't like this song doesn't mean I think I'm particularly better at singing then the singer. get your shit right.
That is SO dumb. She's never been exceptional in any way and she's working this poor little beginner's ditty to death.
I think they could be opera fans that hate her non italian opera technique
clarino71 lmaooooo
The sad cadence of Eb, the touching lyrics and most importantly...
The interpretation of this favorite aria...makes it rain on my face.😭😭😭
one of the most beautiful renditions of this song that I have heard. her phrasing is so graceful.
When 80% of people are watching this because their voice teacher told them too😂
yepppp
Amen
Literally me
molly gru yup lol but it will be worth it let’s hope haha
Sameee
I'm here because of Beyoncé's album and the song Daughter❤
Me too
Wow, very difficult to sing this so brilliantly. Many sing "Caro Mio Ben" but few can achieve this kind of brilliance. Brava.
Beyoncé brought me here ❤🤠
Dear Cecilia Bartoli, you have an angelic voice & what a blessing that is; such clarity, grace & beauty, a powerful & excellent rendition.
she gave me the chills, how beautiful and an exquisite performance. very inspiring
One of my favorite recordings of this song, the slower pace really allows the intense emotions to come through...simply beautiful
Her pianissimo, just WOW
Beyonce brought me here!
Same 😆
Escuchar a Cecilia Bartoli es un pasaporte al alma.
say what you want about her facial expressions, her musicality is incredible.
People who grumble about this lady's facial expressions are really missing the point of the performance. Get over yourselves.
Sam Smith lol her expressions is what allows her to sing like that
I agree with you. Perhaps if they knew the translation they would realize how connected she is to the lyrics. Her facial expressions are reflective of each lyric of this tender petition for love.
Idc about her facial expression cuz they look like mine when I act weird
I'll give Ms. Bartoli a 'thumb up' but do not like the fact that the piano is not in tune with the way a voice hears the intervals (listen to the WOW WOw wow as the last dissonant chord fades [should be consonant]) and that the composer has to write the melody in the accomp. along with the soprano. What was the problem then: Did he not trust his sopranos could carry a tune?
You're wrong. Sorry, but as long as she's visible, the expressions are part of the performance and ANYTHING which distracts is NOT good. Also, if she NEEDS to contort her face to produce the tones we hear, something is equally wrong.
She is amazing!! So light , so delicate and then BOOM!! she is singing the true feelings of this song!
I really wish modern day music goes back to this kind of singing.
i know right
A Person It’s not all bad so you cant say that there are some really beautiful new artist, and guess what these new “junk” sounds your hearing aren’t junk, you all are, for being so pitiful to not think about the future and setting your views on one style of music, and critiquing stuff that you don’t like, unaware of the artist themselves feelings
I agree
People have tastes. Different tastes. Get over yourself. If you wanna hear more of something, hear it yourself.
you should check out Cara mia addio from portal 2
My darling dear
at least believe me,
without you
my heart languishes.
My darling dear,
without you
my heart languishes.
Your faithful admirer
always sighs.
Stop, cruel one,
being so hard.
Stop, cruel one,
being so hard1
So hard!
My darling dear
at least believe me,
without you
my heart languishes.
My darling dear
at least believe me,
without you
my heart languishes.
Avessi un decimo della sua voce e della sua espressione, e mi sentirei un DIo,
ascolto lei, e vedo un angelo.
This is one of my favorite pieces, and when I studied it for a voice jury, this is what I listened to. Such a graceful job and with all the heart and emotion that could have been given. Still gives me chills!
Talking about "tenerezza" (tenderness) --Bartoli is marvelous. This is the Teatro Olimpico by Andrea Palladio in beautiful Vicenza (provincia veneta) in Italy. Wow! Three greats: Palladio, the song, and Cecilia Bartoli! Qualcosa di speciale!
God always creates Miracles to make us Happy!!!! Dear Cecilia, You are a True Miracle!!!! Thank you God for endless pleasure to hear her Voice!!!!!!
Oh! Cecilia, absolute perfection. Thank you. Blessings from Michael (UK) 🦋
Thank you! Finally someone mentions this because so many people are saying they are ugly. She is showing her emotions and feelings because the man will not listen to her, and she wants him to believe her. Her heart is longing for him.
i think that there is a point where a person is just so talented that it doesn't matter what they look like, they will always be considered beautiful. she lives and breathes music and puts everything she has into every performance and it's wonderful.
Och jakie piękne, jak dobrze mieć znajomych, którzy polecą wspaniałe utwory o których nie miało się pojęcia!
I am learning this aria right now to work on my upper range. It's helped me get to a high A and now my teacher thinks I may be a soprano instead of a mezzo.... It is getting into my blood and I love it! It's fascinating to hear different qualities in different great singers.... good luck everyone who's working on this aria!
Beyoncé Cowboy Carter album brought me here. 🥺
I have to work on this for voice lessons. Love this song and love those high notes!
I've come back to this video over and over again over the past 10 years, and I never grow tired of it. Her interpretation of this piece absolutely *DRIPS* with the most rich and decadent emotion. It's such a common aria that's been performed countless times by vocal students all over the world and yet Bartoli demonstrates such deep respect for the piece and its author. She makes it all her own to such a degree you'd swear you'd never heard it sung before. In fact, in some ways I prefer her interpretation of Caro Mio Ben over Pavarotti's.
I know the term "Master Class" gets thrown around the internet so much it's become clichè, but, in my humble opinion, Cecilia Bartoli's performance here is an absolute *Master Class* in vocal performance. Even if you don't agree her performance is a "Master Class," then surely you'll agree that she is most undoubtedly *WORLD CLASS.*
I like her voice and her grimaces too :)
Aw, she sings straight from the soul, it's beautiful!
As someone who has also sang this song, I really have to compliment this performance. I love Bartoli, such power and grace.
This is a real magic of music. Amazing. Thank you, Cecilia.
This is so beautiful. I am singing this in a concert soon and wanted to hear a recording. She doesn't just make it beautiful with her voice but with her feeling. She understood the song and showed it in her face, making us believe it. Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
My mam is such a big fan of her and her version of this song.
At 1:54 where she seamlessly goes from "tanto rigor" to "caro mio ben" without taking a breath blows my mind every time
Lo ha fatto di nuovo! Per un attimo ho pensato che il mondo sia fatto solo di delicatezza, che la vita sia una carezza sulle piaghe e che la morte sia una elegante e consolatoria signora. Grazie
This is one of the most beutiful songs ive ever heard. Her voice moved me to tears the second she started singing!
This is the business. It is the best performance out here on you tube. The rest you can keep. She captures the painful elegance of this emotionally desperate yet sensuous song. Bravo!
the amount of emotions she puts into this song 😭 beautiful gives me so much inspiration to use my operatic voice more often!🙌🏽
omg this lady is just INCREDIBLE! how she hits those high notes so quietly is beyond me. wow! I absolutely love Cecilia. so beautiful!!!
Amo a cecilia!!! Su voz y su tecnica son increibles
高校１年生の音楽の教科書に載っていました。この曲を知れた事は財産です。ピアノの厳かな音色と柔らかく、表現豊かな歌声に聞き惚れてしまいます。
That transition in pianississimo at 1:57 is absolutely gorgeous!
Indeed, it is. So sublime and beautiful that it almost got me in tears.
Pensiero della buonasera
Se l'importante è amare, essere amati, è fondamentale....
+Valeria Cenerelli certissimo amicci
I really like her faces because you could see and feel the passion that she has for what she does. She sings beautifully. :)
She is so good! The notes come to her so beatilful.
Brought tears to my eyes. She sings with such passion!!!
I was listening to her perform Voi Che Sapete (most likely from the same concert) as I was assigned the piece in vocal class, and then I stumbled across this one day.
She truly had me at that first line, singing with such delicate emotions and fine control of breath and delivery. Her voice and the piano accompaniment together felt so gentle that I felt like I had to hold my breath to not disturb the music! Thank you for yet another legendary performance :")
Her smile at the end of singing is full of content. Beautiful person.
Que voz maravilhosa! Que expressão! Amei, realmente.
Who's here after listening to Beyoncé?
I went down the rabbit hole too..the name of the song, the actual name of her daughter.....and the lyric of the song....not sus at all, right?
This is how it's supposed to sound! I mean... The version by Beyoncé doesn't sound like Italian music 😢.
Me ❤
@@laulago3771beyoncé is not obligated to do the same thing as the classical singers do! She's not a classical singer but a pop/r&b/soul singer who used her classical training in a song and she's doing very well.
Why yall want her song sound fully like this? Lol use your brain please.
@@leonba1530 exactment!!! period tbh, she just interpolated the italian aria and put it into a more contemporary context; which a lot of purists think is a bad thing rip,,,
personally speaking EYE!!! think it was a stroke of genius for her because i be seeing these italian clubs singing their hearts out to bey's daughter (yes even the aria part!!!)
Sing the text...tell us the story! That is where the true artistry dwells. This is marvelous!
I think it interesting to observe that many comments are dealing solely about Ms. Bartolis facial expression. To me, it's a proof, that "the rest" leaves no room for discussions: it's just perfect.
I don't mind her naturalness at all. I love and admire her. She brings some freshness and relaxedness into the sometimes a bit stiff classical attitude.
A. from Switzerland
the first song I heard that made me fall in love with her. I first read an interview in Vanity Fair about her. "I will wait ten years to do Carmen," she said. That was 1991? 92? I went out and bought her cd with this on it without ever hearing her voice. I will never regret my choice. I got to meet her in April 1994. Sweet, funny, and kind. A lovely woman and a great memory. Sometimes, music just finds you. Her mother, Silvana, did great work. One of my favorite mezzos.
Gorgeous! Learning this in my private lessons :)
너무 아름다워서 울뻔했어요 ㅜㅜ
영화 침묵에서도 너무 좋았는데 ㅜ
I’M TOUCHED ....
Hi beehive!
Un ricordo:
7 settembre 2022.
Grazie.
Musica e coreografia magiche.
Without a doubt the most talented singer male or female in the world. When the great Pavarotti passed away, Cecelia took over the number one spot. She is beyond talented. She is with god's grace. She has all the qualities that singers would like to have.
As DELICATE AND GENTLE AS A WISP OF FEATHER ALOFT AND FLOATING DOWN TO EARTH. THANK YOU CECELIA. . . . CHO CHO SAN IS A WRITER LIVING IN PHOENIX AZ
She gives a sense of "holiness" to this song. And this must be the 1000th time I'm listening to it and I'm still welling up...
No one can deliver technique and emotion like Cecilia. A native Italian singing in Italian makes all the difference for the vowels as well.
the 411 dislikes can’t sing or they had their phones upside down 😂 this is beautiful!
i know nothing about opera but even i know how UNBELIEVABLY DIFFICULT it is to sing so softly but with so much quiet POWER!! AMAZING!!
❤simply beautiful.😍 anyone else here because you heard this on Beyonce’ new Cowboy Carter album?
This piece is sublime, deep, beautiful, and so is Cecilia and her sound. Amazing, outstanding, I cannot describe...
Who else is here because of their singing teacher?
I have to perform this for class in two weeks. When the voice teacher introduced me to the song and got me practicing it she explained what the Italian meant and what the song was about and honestly it’s beautiful. The song is gorgeous, the meaning is beautiful and the anguish you can hear in the singer is astounding.
My friend said she sounded like Clarabelle Cow... were not friends anymore
I haven't heard Beyoncé's album, but im so glad that it woke this up in the youtube algorithm, and brought it to me. ❤❤❤
You're an angel❣ had tears in my eyes
🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶✨✨✨✨
Sempre eccellente, sensibile, raffinata Cecilia 🍀👍
Beyoncé most definitely brought me here and I’m so glad she did.
si ti amo cecilia. I performed Caro at a music festival and recieved 1st place, and all because of exposure to cecilia!! Thank you you are so amazing
I wish the whole video was focused on her. As beautiful as the venue is, her full artistic interpretation (as well as facial features) would have been nice to witness.
Thank you for posting this compilation of my heart's only diva.