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No! Pagliaccio non son: Jon Vickers, Raina Kabaivanska
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- The great Canadian tenor sings one of opera's greatest moments. From a 1968 cinematic adaptation, conducted by Herbert von Karajan.
Ottima resa del finale di "Pagliacci"...grande interprete Vickers...grazie
What a tenor!!!! I love listening to him. Each time I do I find something more to like about him. Miss his voice and talent. He had such a stage presence that no one has duplicated. RIP dear Maestro.
This was originally supposed to be released as both an audio recording and a film. Due to contractual problems only the film was commercially released. Notice at 1:32 a cameo by Karajan, (with mustache and dark hair) who always put himself in his films much in the way of Hitchcock. Mr. Vickers was an artist like no other. Everything he did, both as a performer and in his private life, was always LARGE. He was incredibly loyal to his convictions.
Uno dei più grandi tenori del '900. Espressività, musicalità, analisi.
(O.o) ... Vickers was the ultimate Canio. No more words needed.
Raina was so beautiful... I love her... and Vickers amazig...!
This is stunning. I'm brought to tears by this clip. I'm a HUGE Vickers fan. I consider him the greatest tenor after Caruso. Nobody sang with such power, beauty , drama
Che spettacolo!
vickers / karajan on a jamais rien fait de mieux ! ce finale fait peur de beauté
Oh baby Vicker's high notes! Raina was sure gorgeous in this
What a big voice that seems to pour from a storm with great focus.
The quintessential dramatic/heroic tenor
Sorry folks Distefano was lirico spinto
Pavarotti's beautiful timbre does not convince
in this role
Superb performance from the greatest actor/singer of his generation. Seeing him in Paris as Othello (1975) was unforgettable; his Tristan, Siegmund, Radames, and Florestan are stunning in their intensity. Note here the fine alignment of gestures and musical phrases . The DVD of these performances is now out from Gramophone.
I hope I can sing this masterfully one day. I adore Jon Vickers.
Un grande de leyenda
Dos magnificas voces
Oh I have looked for this on youtube for months!! Thank you for uploading, Vickers is such an amazing singer. He always acts perfectly in dramatic roles. Bravo!
Raina is fabulous too! Listen to those explosive C's!
I am a HUGE Vickers fan. He is probably the best actor opera has ever (or will ever) know. This is a wonderful scene and his singing is glorious- but I must say the drama was hindered by the "film" presentation. Because he's lip-synching to a pre-recorded track, he isn't as animated as you normally would be singing and that robs some of the power of his normally fabulous acting. Also what's with Raina being SHARP on every high note?! eek! HE is right on the money, as always! :)
4:00 !!!! Vickers!!!!
brilliant!
It’s a pity that the video is that dark! However, this is the best rendition I have heard..
Thank you for posting it.
@giancarloguerrero
Thanks. I also like Di Stefano, as I said, especially when he was younger, I just think that Vickers had a unique way of pouring emotion through the arch and over the audience without the usual histrionics. He did occupy a unique position in postwar opera.
Btavo... grande dizione
Astounding!
I still like the Zeffereli version vetter as it conveyed a more realistic depiction. But the death of a broken heart was a nice touch.
Broad tempi, no? Vickers' intensity is still undeniable, though!
This is amazing.
Vickers was amazing in this, as he is in pretty much everything I've ever heard him sing. The last line of the opera, however, has to be delivered correctly or it is ruinous to the scene that just happened. I liked Pavarotti's version where Canio delivers the line, "la commedia e finita," as if to tell the crowd, "go home, nothing to see here," right after he murders Silvio and Nedda.
If you thought pennywise was the scariest clown ever you obviously haven't seen this film
Fucking WOW
JA!
Sorry, but to me di Stefano, and I am a fan of his, was all ham as Canio-way over the top. Vickers is much moe the smouldering volcano-hardly a "robot". Each to his own, I guess.
I saw Vickers perform this role on the stage of the Met. Overwhelming, frightening, absolutely true to the character. But this film stinks. Opera 'movies' don't work, and the singers are so busy trying to lipsync that there is no real emotion. Karajan, blah.
Compared to Vickers, all the other Canios were just clowns.
I recomended Pedro Lavirgen in I Pagliacci ;)
Is this recording available on DVD?
5:53 Canio dies in this version???
Big fall Vickers!!!
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