The Magic Flute - 'Pa-, pa-, pa-, Papageno' duet (Mozart; Gansch, Williams; The Royal Opera)
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Mozart’s glorious opera is brought enchantingly to life in David McVicar’s production with beautiful designs by John Macfarlane. Christina Gansch and Roderick Williams sing the 'Pa-, pa-, pa-, Papageno' duet. Subscribe to our channel and find out more at www.roh.org.uk....
Mozart wrote Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) for a suburban theatre in Vienna, the Theater auf der Wieden. He drew on the magical spectacle and earthy comedy of popular Viennese theatre. As well as being a comedy, The Magic Flute is an expression of Mozart’s profound spiritual beliefs: Enlightenment concerns with the search for wisdom and virtue are at the heart of this enchanting tale. The Magic Flute was an instant success with audiences and Mozart’s supposed rival Salieri described it as an ‘operone’ - a great opera.
David McVicar’s classic production embraces both the seriousness and comedy of Mozart’s work. The audience is transported to a fantastical world of dancing animals, flying machines and dazzlingly starry skies. The setting provides a wonderful backdrop for Mozart’s kaleidoscopic score, from the Queen of the Night’s coloratura fireworks to Tamino and Pamina’s lyrical love duets and Papageno’s hearty, folksong-like arias. - Розваги
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I love how psyched they are to see each other. #goals
Apparently, Mozart initially just had them shout each other's names a few times at the start, but the librettist (who also played Papageno) suggested that they should be so excited to see each other that they couldn't even say the whole name at first
@@yoavshati do you have source?
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I'm from Germany and first I thought these are german singers to because the pronunciation is very good. It's lovely❤️Bravo!!!
same here ;)
So did I. Amazingly sung
The woman is actually from Austria :)
@@anikaw.2964 Funny. Stil amazed by the guy’s pronunciation
@@anikaw.2964 so was mozart :)
A composition of genius like no other.
Gansch is an absolute standout. She, along with Williams, brings this piece to LIFE. Best performance I've seen on this piece. Everyone is praising the one with Roth and Le Roi, but the better part of that performance are the costumes. I think they should have been in matching outfits here, but the performance is spot on. Brilliant!
Alternative title: how to quack in style
Pe-pe-pe-perfect!!!!!
I love their energy!!! My favorite version :)
0:26
One of the most joyous songs in opera.
This was the greatest recorded performance ive yet found, and the full version got taken down recently. Such a shame, because no other performances compare to this one, with all actors being 100% on point, as well as the conducting/interpretation. I would pay good money to have a copy of this recording, because we might never see another of such greatness (atleast no others exist online that Ive found)
EDIT: they sell dvd copies of the full performance online. Easiest purchase I've ever made, and I don't even buy my sheetmusic.
Do you happen to have a link on hand?
You got ripped off
I need the purchase link like yesterday!
oh how much this inspires me to draw a chicken
Noon Sun Just look in the mirror for reference.
highly underrated comment
Screw You
Noon Sun love XD
Omg 😂😂
Papageno is my spirit persona. When I heard the "WHOA" when he sees Papagena, that's the same feeling I get when my crush likes me back (which never happened, unfortunately).
look at this
PAPAGENA Programming Environment for Applications of Parallel Genetic Algorithms
lmfao
The man a dude ,Germany has always produced good music from Motzard to Ramestein in fact it's a great place visit.😊
This is a very good rendition of this contagiously happy song. Now I’ll be going to watch Huw Montague Rendall and Elizabeth Boudreault do my favourite version.
How old was I when Papa and Momma brought The Magic Flute on video cassette home for us to watch? I think I was 11.😊. RIP Papa.
this rendition is so freaking adorable I can't even. Just splendid!
Simon Keenlyside's uniquely enchanting, athletic, and superbly sung Papageno is the gold standard for me in this role.
I actually did a one-act play of The Magic Flute in middle school, I played Papageno. I want to see this opera!!
Diese Aufführung wird voll und ganz dem gerecht, was Mozart im Sinn hatte: Leidenschaft, Lust und Sehnsucht nach seinen eigenen Kindern.
There's no greater joy than to be blessed by Paganini
Mozart was an incredible compozer 225 years after his death his music is still so prevalent. I think it is really sad that for many millenial's and Generations Zs his music is irrelevant and does not matter to them. I feel blessed to be the exceptional 31 year old man who has embraced his music and realize how relevant his music is today in the present and the great joy it brings me.
A brilliantly sung duet rendition of a masterpiece of the world's greatest composer ever.
what could be more wholesome than this
with the children observing the proceedings
hmm
is that what you do?
You might think this a trite observation, but I wish the costume director had made her wear panties that matched the pink of her skirt. Flashes of white underwear really mar this for me. And no, I don't think this 'feature' is wholesome.
Beautifully done, sound is fantastic.
Beauty of life well portrayed in "Papageno" duet in timeless classic opera Die Zauberflöte.🥰❤❤❤
Mozart wrote this whilst under the influence of laudanum (opium tincture) - it definitely shows!
Yes, I remember that night well , Mozart got a Hayden cos he Beethoven in the Bach with a Handel. We were all a bit high to be fair. Set fire to the piano as well. Scandal 😅😊😊
I didn't know that😂makes sense
did he include the children?
Warmest music ever combined! WA pur sang!
Traveling from Boston and will be seeing it
😊☝👏👏👏💓 thanks for sharing video 🌹😊.
OMG so funny!!!! Great performance!
Bravo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
It was so lovely!
What an amazing play sing and directing 😁
This piece helped me a lot because I'm writing a test on that piece on Friday, I hope I've memorized it
Beautiful!❤🎉
Wonderful!!!!!!!!
Wonderful interpretation ✨✨✨💫
Bravo!
I named my puppy Papageno after this:)
Oh crap thats what i should have named min3
Beautiful !!
POV u have to hear this for music and u have to draw this
Me drawing a chicken
Pure joy of love and life. Perfect!!!
This is the production I want to see when air travel is back to the New Normal.
such energy and skill as singers engages any audience, educated in opera or not. superb! how I wish I could watch the entire performance online. does anyone know of a recording on blu-ray or dvd of this?
2:09 she makes sure the girl doesn't fall off
Queria tanto ver essa opera❤
I remember this sequence so well. 😂😂😂😂
Wonderful 😊
Adoro essa parte.
Beautiful.
Really nice
LOVE both versions this one and w/ Simon Keenlyside
Lustig Mozart 😅
Im singing this for my choir , we are doing the alto part
What a cute little diabolic couple 😂😂😂😂
Super!
Braaaaavoooooo!....
até chorei vendo essa cena magnífica. E sorri também. Linda demais.
this is so beautiful
I dont really get her outfit
Coffxs you need to see the whole thing. Would explain it. Part of that production, not part of Mozart’s work.
Yeah I don't get it either. Even in context. If they wanted her to look fancy she should have worn a massive Georgian dress with a massive wig, it would look hilarious, fit with the character and with the setting
@@hannahvasby-burnie2477 yes totally agree!
@@sgtmajvimy I have seen it but I still didnt find it suitable
You'll see what Mozart was trying to represent with these characters is the simple and humbel life of the low class that just want to find their "papageno" and have little papagenos, so the outfit is the most simple and vulgar as it could be.
0:51 she got a little bit too close to his body mic’. Why are they microphoned? Is this going to be broadcast to cinema?
Hi Alex. This clip was taken from a live cinema relay, where microphones are used to capture the performance.
Terrible isn’t it? They have to justify micing their OPERA singers.
Jsw DCI Drums this opera has been performed for CENTURIES exactly as is and has never “required” a microphone until they became obsessed with marketing and making their singers look good rather than sound good. It does no justice to their voices and encourages them to sing like mosquitoes.
@@manicmamc291 Opera singers are given mics for broadcast, not amplification. And Simon Keenlyside can be heard without amplification.
Hal L why is a body microphone needed for an opera broadcast when in the 1940’s and earlier, house mics were constantly used with no problem?
Schöne Unterhosen der Sängerin. 😀😀
Haha
God damned brilliant
I first saw this duet on a Talent Show in the West Indies. It won and that was the beginning of my love affair with Opera.
Bravo!!!
Milhões de vezes parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😃
Papageno is about to get it on with Papagena
pov: it's a royal opera but you're German and you think it's so cool that you understand everything and 😂😅
Reizend!
Es la Papagena más buena que he visto
Love Art Thank you !
Is the Queen of Winter Night and Papagina the same singer? I am not certain but if they are the same. OMG amazing!
ppl who listen only to pop music: 'opera is so high and refined and elegant and old and modest i could never with how strict it is'
opera:
same thing with mozart and ppl thinking mozart is refined and posh and stuff. Reminder of that one party song he wrote... not a surprise that he wrote this opera
2:08
nice
I love
Parabéns 🥳👏🥳👏🥳🥳👏👏👏👏👏 parabéns 🥳🥳🥳
Looks like the characters from moonrise kingdom if I’m recalling the right thing!!
Charming. Loved it!
莫札特的《魔笛》
捕鳥人Papageno(男中音)
Who's watching in 2024
This is a very niche part of my childhood ngl
Ahhh....so *that's* what Raiden was saying when he did his flying move in Mortal Kombat I the game.
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I like how this song actually sounds *cheerful* and not stuffy. Usually opera sounds stuffy. (Really, who decided it should sound stuffy?)
The impression of cheerfulness seems to come as much from the acting as from the music, which leads me to wonder: did Mozart do only the music, or did he also do the choreography? Who actually did the choreography?
Please tell me which exact version this is from (& if possible, where I can find it), as I would truly appreciate it! The whole thing used to be on UA-cam somewhere, but they seem to have deleted it very recently; which is a shame, because both me & my little chihuahua loved watching it together! 😥💔🐕
It's from the Royal Opera Hall (2017 i think). They uploaded it to youtube a week ago. You can watch it until the 6th January.
It’s on at the moment. It’s a spectacular show
I am not as sure but I think they are talking about how they want to or have many children?
You are right!
Beautiful performance but those costumes could have been a bit better thought out, especially papagena’s (poor thing trying to concentrate on singing while not giving the audience a full frontal) not sure what the costume designers were thinking ?!
To hell with those knobends,long as you enjoy the maestro's wonderful music😂
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very good pronounciation ;)
I'm surprised papagena Agreed to have that many children
😍😍😍😍😍
1:52
God has a partner for everyone : just be patient 😂😂
Link full opera??
😀😍😘
Why is she wearing a modern costume? Does anyone know?
i-i-i-i don’t kn-kn-kn-know what you’re ta-ta-ta-talking about
and then my parents came in asking what the hell i am watching
Papagena be lookin' thicc.