La Traviata: E'strano, Sempre libera - Natalie Dessay - Metropolitan Opera - 2012 (HD)
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- Опубліковано 2 вер 2021
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A consummate and many-faceted artist, soprano Natalie Dessay has enjoyed a long and exceptional career, constantly diversifying and renewing her repertoire - from dazzling coloratura to tragic lyric roles, from the fireworks of Mozart’s Magic Flute and Donizetti’s Daughter of the Regiment to the most heart-rending and fragile melodies françaises. Born in Lyon, she discovered her voice in Bordeaux while pursuing her dream of becoming a dancer. In 1992 she made her debut at L’Opéra Bastille singing the role of Olympia in Offenbach’s Tales of Hoffmann. Since then she has appeared regularly on many of the world’s leading opera stages, among them L’Opéra National de Paris, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Metropolitan Opera New York, Theater an der Wien & Staatsoper Vienna and La Scala Milan, winning universal international acclaim for her performances in Lakmé (Delibes), Ariane auf Naxos & Arabella (Strauss), Orpheus in the Underworld (Offenbach), The Nightingale (Stravinsky), Alcina (Handel), Manon (Massenet), Pelléas et Mélisande (Debussy), Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti) and Il Somnambula (Bellini). Natalie Dessay is a regular collaborator with Michel Legrand and together they have performed all over the world. She is also a committed recital singer, frequently performing French melodies and German Lieder with Laurent Naouri, Maciej Pikulski or Philippe Cassard. In 2015 she revealed new depths of dramatic and rhetorical insight, making her debut as a narrator in performances of Howard Barkler’s monologue Und at the Théâtre Olympia in Tours, and in Paris at the Théâtre de l’Athénée. The project was so successful that it was revived at the Théâtre des Abbesses in Paris in May 2016. Natalie Dessay is the only French female artist to be awarded the honorary rank of Kammersängerin by the Vienna Staatsoper.
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Lovely! Dessay is truly great. I love the moment at 5:45 when she kicks off her second shoe, and has to step out of it's way so she doesn't get hit! hehehe.
I have been following Dessay for many years (up to her retirement), I can say this is not her best work. But certainly better that her contemporaries at the period.
The more I listen to Petibon and Dessay the more I like the soprano voice not going over the top for dramatic effect. The trills stay melodic, the vibrato done to beautiful and melodic effect.
There are other young French singers who follow this choice. The Duet des Fleurs of Sabine Devieilhe and
Marianne Crebassa is superb.
Cela faite déja 10 ans qu'elle a mis fin a sa carrire mais pour moi elle reste une des plus grande.
Brava... such a great singing actress! I love almost all her opera roles.
I just love Natalie Dessay! Her vocals are amazing!
Je suis fière de toi courage pour la renaissance culturelle de tout bord de l'Europe et le monde meilleur merci beaucoup bisous bisous
She’s the queen of opera
Wow ! Best Dessay for Primo Atto of Traviata !!!!❤
WOW... so different to Maria Callas who was more specific and clear with every word, and soundes stronger but detailed, this is still a nice version.
She was amazing
Brava.
ESTA SEÑORA ME ENAMORO CON SU VOZ
LOGRA UNOS TONOS TAN AGUDOS Y CON UNA FACILIDAD Y FUERZA
Y DESPUES VA BAJANDO COMO EN CASCADA DE ENTONACIONES INCREIBLES Y BELLAS...(sorry mi ignorancia en este tema)
NO CONOZCO TANTO DE OPERA ,SOY MAS DE LA MUSICA CLASICA ,DEL BARROCO, De MOCZART Y J,S BACH,TELEMMAN,HAYDN, etc. y algo poco de los tenores como
CARUSSO,MARIO LANZA(favorito) y otros.
pero entre YNVA MULA
Y AL VER A ESTE HERMOSA JILGERO EN
IL DOLCE SUONO DEL 2011 ,WAOOO!
Me ha despertado un poco mas de interes.
caray,me ha robado
el corazon,
me ha derretido con su canto.
Who's Alfredo?
Violetta’s lover in La Traviata !
Thank god The Met got rid of that goddamned clock.
Dear god what has opera become? Let’s look past the interpretation and production, but her vibrato… and she’s screaming the notes. I mourn for our future.
Dessay retired in 2013, are you informed?
There’s always one…
I watched this opera on the met app and it was horrible... She can't sing an entire show she always gets tired.
It’s also worth noting that she had two vocal surgeries (one in 2002 and the other in 2004). Before those surgeries she had an incredible coloratura voice. I agree in the sense that the surgeries ruined her voice. It happens far too often with singers: they get vocal surgery and it ruins their voice. But yeah, she’s been retired for 11 years. You should definitely try and find recordings of her before her surgeries. She had a fantastic voice.
Her bad technique led to the vocal nodules. You can sound good and have terrible technique. Your chords cannot sustain incorrect placement and tension in the neck, which is what she has. If trained correctly, these problems would not happen. Happens with a lot of modern singers today. Mourn we must…
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