I'm at 20.50 now, have to stop once in a while to gather myself. Amazing that the Dich, teure Halle performance was there in its entirety - never seen that before. It made me tear up!
Wonderful video! Grateful for this "Ina" hehe. One of the students here, Elisabeth Meyer-Topsoe, wrote a book about Birgit and in it she mentioned a lot of their activiities such as masterclasses. Maybe it's possible to pinpoit this occasion in the book. I will try to look when I have time. And I wonder where/when that last Turandot curtain call is from, and if there is more filmed from the same occasion.
@@marcelbureau2753 The 80s was rather late compared to the heydays of the 30s-60s; the decline in voice quality had started, but the students yet had good voices. (And the decline was nothing compared to nowadays)
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Thank you thank you thank you! It's incredible to see new Nilsson stuff of this length/caliber!
I'm at 20.50 now, have to stop once in a while to gather myself. Amazing that the Dich, teure Halle performance was there in its entirety - never seen that before. It made me tear up!
Wonderful video! Grateful for this "Ina" hehe. One of the students here, Elisabeth Meyer-Topsoe, wrote a book about Birgit and in it she mentioned a lot of their activiities such as masterclasses. Maybe it's possible to pinpoit this occasion in the book. I will try to look when I have time.
And I wonder where/when that last Turandot curtain call is from, and if there is more filmed from the same occasion.
@@Bravilorsome production from something between 1964 - 1969. That's for sure.
@@Thearchivebeyondimagination She looks like Turandot but the tiara and dress look simple and the venue looks small, wonder what's up with that.
@@Bravilor Royal Opera House in Stockholm, perhaps.
The student had a really good voice for its time
REALLLL
What do you mean « for its time » ?
@@marcelbureau2753 The 80s was rather late compared to the heydays of the 30s-60s; the decline in voice quality had started, but the students yet had good voices. (And the decline was nothing compared to nowadays)
@@Bravilor this
The student in that video from the beginning, Dennis Heath, was my voice teacher❤
Oh, wowww!! ❤
Mine too, for a while in Munich.