@@tuangiang9389 guessing his victims, their families and anyone with a moral compass or a working gag reflex care. Guess you're in none of those groups. Pity.
You’re so right. There’s a video of Levine accompanying Tatiana Troyanos in “Asie” of Ravel, and what do you know? The page turner happens to be a handsome young man.
@@Jjjjjjjm If that were true, then why are the stories not widely publicized regarding the Queen of "nasty", Maria Callas???? Notorious for her conflicts and diva tantrums with conductors, musicians and fellow performers as well as her highly unprofessional practice of showing up to rehearsals and performances quite obviously inebriated! At one point, Toscanini refused to work with her. Yet, you NEVER hear any mention of her being the epitome of "difficult"!
@@ChagoWilson I totally agree about Callas but that was a different time and if you watch any interview, you can see she is fake.Having experienced Battle's behaviour in a production of Don Pasquale ,any person speaking to colleagues the way she did,would have been sacked and if it were not for Paolo Montarsolo intervention,she may have been. An other point is,I say how it is no matter who or what and colour does not come into the equation . Having worked in the theatre for 40 years most people are fabulous to work with only a few believe they are above everyone and act so. End of.
She was so incredibly pretty, as well as having that lovely voice...
The Great Kathleen Battle in her prime.
Happy 73rd Anniversary Of Life
Thursday, August 13, 2021
Our Dearest & Most Precious Kathleen Battle
You Are A Special Gift To Us All!
She certainly is.
How she constructs a phrase is masterful! Thank you for this lesson!
Two sublime geniuses at work....three if we include Stauss. Stops our mad world for three minutes...
Amazing music-making, a different world, like looking at the Mona Lisa -
A very sweet, sincere, and also, moving performance from this very gifted duo.
Levine and Battle is just a perfection!
Battle, yes, Pervy, no
@@Marcel_Audubon wow, you’re the Pervy?
Nobody cares.
@@Marcel_Audubon Despite the perviness, which we cannot deny now was reprehensible, he was still a masterful musician.
@@tuangiang9389 guessing his victims, their families and anyone with a moral compass or a working gag reflex care. Guess you're in none of those groups. Pity.
@@Ravenelvenlady true.
In her prime, the most beautiful woman in the world!
Beautiful Strauss chamber music video with Levine and Battle. Congratulations
Perfection
Among dozens interpretation i've heard - this one makes me speachless
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What a beautiful performance!
Perfect music for work!
Impossible to make better than this.
trust me she is not on time, I am learning this and I count and its out of count...though for a performance its ok...
Do you still have the “Plenty good room “ performance by chance?
❤❤❤
Here she sings "Allerseelen" by Richard Strauss, accompanied by James Levine in a performance from 1986.
Hi
she is no longer in classical music business.
That poor page turner didn't know what he had signed up for ... Levine had made sure their rooms had communicating doors 😬
Hateful
@@vocalfan2397 yes, wasn't he? creepy and hateful, we agree
You’re so right. There’s a video of Levine accompanying Tatiana Troyanos in “Asie” of Ravel, and what do you know? The page turner happens to be a handsome young man.
That made no impression whatsoever.
When was the funeral?
Good little voice,pity she was such a nasty women.
And ANY Black person who is self confident and does not comply with the "only white is right" narrative is deemed "nasty"!
@@ChagoWilson No it's a fact, it doesn't matter what colour a person is,if their nasty their,nasty and she sure was.
@@Jjjjjjjm If that were true, then why are the stories not widely publicized regarding the Queen of "nasty", Maria Callas???? Notorious for her conflicts and diva tantrums with conductors, musicians and fellow performers as well as her highly unprofessional practice of showing up to rehearsals and performances quite obviously inebriated! At one point, Toscanini refused to work with her. Yet, you NEVER hear any mention of her being the epitome of "difficult"!
@@ChagoWilson I totally agree about Callas but that was a different time and if you watch any interview, you can see she is fake.Having experienced Battle's behaviour in a production of Don Pasquale ,any person speaking to colleagues the way she did,would have been sacked and if it were not for Paolo Montarsolo intervention,she may have been. An other point is,I say how it is no matter who or what and colour does not come into the equation . Having worked in the theatre for 40 years most people are fabulous to work with only a few believe they are above everyone and act so. End of.