Thank the gods that a man is actually SINGING this piece as opposed to crooning it the whole way through.. thank you Piotr for reminding us what real tenori lirico sound like :]
I give my gratitude to Mr. Pereia ,director of the oprea in Zuerich, who gave 2 young tenors the opportunity to develop into the Bst we have. Jonas Kaufmann and Piotr Beczala. Meine Hochachtung Herr Direktor!!
This is some of the best singing you will find out there right now. Period. Don Ottavio always comes off as such a tool anyway. I'm always impressed by a singer who manages to give him strength and conviction. Go find someone singing singing in a head mix if you want fragile crooning. Better get a recording because you will barely hear them live over an orchestra.
@turbofreddy Too spread? He sings perfectly in tune with constant vibrato throughout, discernible Italian and no extra breaths - these vowel choices don't affect his technique or accuracy in the slightest. "Supple" means pliable, flexible, easy - for the reasons above, it's a perfect word to describe this voice. Why would you ever want to hear "fragile" singing? If you don't want to hear men singing like men, Beczala's not for you, and I recommend Ian Bostridge.
Dalla sua pace la mia dipende; Quel che a lei piace vita mi rende, Quel che le incresce morte mi dà. S'ella sospira, sospiro anch'io; È mia quell'ira, quel pianto è mio; E non ho bene, s'ella non l'ha
I could do without this set but what a an incredible voice.
From the first note to the last one : pure exquisite and smart singing
yes yes yes !!!
Thank the gods that a man is actually SINGING this piece as opposed to crooning it the whole way through.. thank you Piotr for reminding us what real tenori lirico sound like :]
I give my gratitude to Mr. Pereia ,director of the oprea in Zuerich, who gave 2 young tenors the opportunity to develop into the Bst we have. Jonas Kaufmann and Piotr Beczala. Meine Hochachtung Herr Direktor!!
this is just gorgeous: such beautiful, strong and delicate sound
you are absolutely right :-) ganz meine meinung!!!
This is some of the best singing you will find out there right now. Period. Don Ottavio always comes off as such a tool anyway. I'm always impressed by a singer who manages to give him strength and conviction. Go find someone singing singing in a head mix if you want fragile crooning. Better get a recording because you will barely hear them live over an orchestra.
Bravo!
@turbofreddy
Too spread? He sings perfectly in tune with constant vibrato throughout, discernible Italian and no extra breaths - these vowel choices don't affect his technique or accuracy in the slightest. "Supple" means pliable, flexible, easy - for the reasons above, it's a perfect word to describe this voice. Why would you ever want to hear "fragile" singing? If you don't want to hear men singing like men, Beczala's not for you, and I recommend Ian Bostridge.
I like the previous comment. Piotr Beczala is as perferct in his interpretation as Fritz Wunderlich incomparable.
EXCELENTE CANTANTE CON VOZ EXTRAORDINARIA Y ACTUACIONES DE PRIMER NIVEL ARTÍSTICO
Magnificent tenor, idiotic staging.
This is beautiful. He sometimes reminds me a bit of Wunderlich.
bravvvvoooo
@cornificius22vain
No, he intentionally did that improvisation.
Piękny śpiew, brawo !
Dalla sua pace la mia dipende;
Quel che a lei piace vita mi rende,
Quel che le incresce morte mi dà.
S'ella sospira, sospiro anch'io;
È mia quell'ira, quel pianto è mio;
E non ho bene, s'ella non l'ha
agreed
pero pondran completo el subtitulo pues :(
@chislehurstbat nop...no wunderlich here...sorry! :) but hes nice anyway
Beczała and Mozart deserve much better production. I mean... pink shirt? Really?
Please, focus his wonderful voice and his smart acting. Pink ? Don't care :-)
Эй, Бычара!
Знаешь в Чём отличие Моцарта и Верди?!
Неа, пан поляк... херово Тебя учили.
he is not always in tune...listen eg. to 2:14 (dallA)
It’s an ornament
bella voce ma tecnica non italiana.. ricorda un po il grande jussy bjorling
perfect italian technique - but this is mozart, a german composer, so you need a more "german" approach :-)
mozart non era un italiano :-)
SusannaBrennt Austrian composer!!!