Absolument sublime : timbre somptueux , legato irrésistible , moirure des nuances , phrasé irréprochable , intériorité de l'interprétation , parfaite osmose avec le pianiste ....Chapeau bas à tous les deux !!
Très beau! J’adore ce morceau! Vous l’avez interprété de façon magistrale! Avec une voix posée et régulière très maîtrisée et beaucoup de naturel , de simplicité et de profondeur! J’ai adoré ! Bravo! C’est si difficile de bien chanter… mais l’art c’est comme cela de rendre les choses faciles alors qu’il n’en est rien.. vous êtes arrivé à une certaine perfection ! Merci et bravo!❤
In a more classical setting for singing, singers will roll or flip their 'r' so they can get to the vowel faster so it can be a nice clear vowel sound. This woman was rolling her 'r' an unnecessary amount of times in the wrong spots
You’re right, it’s ridiculous to roll the r in modern french and I hate that. Unfortunately, many french singers do it but not the young generation, at least some singers of the young génération in the french melodies. Here, the singer is a foreigner ; I can hear it but her accent is light.
French had rolling r's basically until the revolution but r's kept being rolled a long time after that in the singing (listen to Edith Piaf for a great example of transition between the two, not quite rolled not quite straight), nowadays it's a bit old fashioned to do it but it's how its traditionally done both in the classical and folk repertoire, although you don't have to roll them as much.
Vraiment, je ne m'en lasse pas: c'est la meilleure version.
A beautiful performance, perfect tempo, expressive singing and playing - Bravo!
Absolument sublime : timbre somptueux , legato irrésistible , moirure des nuances , phrasé irréprochable , intériorité de l'interprétation , parfaite osmose avec le pianiste ....Chapeau bas à tous les deux !!
Très beau! J’adore ce morceau! Vous l’avez interprété de façon magistrale! Avec une voix posée et régulière très maîtrisée et beaucoup de naturel , de simplicité et de profondeur! J’ai adoré ! Bravo! C’est si difficile de bien chanter… mais l’art c’est comme cela de rendre les choses faciles alors qu’il n’en est rien.. vous êtes arrivé à une certaine perfection ! Merci et bravo!❤
Quelle voix magnifique bravo elle me donne les frissons très beau phrasé et très belle articulation
So much emotion, this was a beautiful performance. I felt and connected with every word.
Très belle voix et duo excellent, bravo !
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Beautiful. It is SO easy to overdo this piece, but her performance has a subtlety and sensitivity that makes it a joy to listen to.
Magnifique !
Her singing voice is out of this world
trop beau, merci ...
Love this so much, amazing work
this is such a beautiful key. wow.
Absolutely lovely
Wunderschön
The cradles
Along the quay the great vessels
which the swell sways in silence
take no notice of the cradles
which the hands of the women rock.
But the day of farewells will come;
for women must to weep,
and curious men must
strive for the alluring horizons!
And on that, day the great vessels,
fleeing from the diminishing port
feel their bulk held back
by the soul of the distant cradles.
© translated by Christopher Goldsack
Would you identify the singer? Please!
반주는 반주일뿐. 더 죽여야. 피아니스트는 착각하면 안된다.
그래 죽일게... 충고 고맙다^^
It’s beautiful, but why is she rolling her ‘r’ this isn’t Italian. I got my hand slapped constantly in voice for doing that.
Thanks.
and for singing, sometimes singer rolling 'r' in french.
In a more classical setting for singing, singers will roll or flip their 'r' so they can get to the vowel faster so it can be a nice clear vowel sound. This woman was rolling her 'r' an unnecessary amount of times in the wrong spots
You’re right, it’s ridiculous to roll the r in modern french and I hate that. Unfortunately, many french singers do it but not the young generation, at least some singers of the young génération in the french melodies. Here, the singer is a foreigner ; I can hear it but her accent is light.
The French "r" is often modified as a very light roll in singing classical french.
French had rolling r's basically until the revolution but r's kept being rolled a long time after that in the singing (listen to Edith Piaf for a great example of transition between the two, not quite rolled not quite straight), nowadays it's a bit old fashioned to do it but it's how its traditionally done both in the classical and folk repertoire, although you don't have to roll them as much.
Belle voix, bonne prononciation, mais desservie par un piano manquant d'expression, un peu rigide et mécanique. Et enregistré trop fort.