Marie Antoinette scene (Kathryn Grayson - Lauritz Melchior)

Marie Antoinette scene (from 'Two Sisters From Boston' - 1946) music from Mendelssohn 's Violin Concerto Andante (arrgt Previn).
Duet : Kathryn Grayson/ Lauritz Melchior.

[@alvexok5523]

Kathryn Grayson, what a beautiful voice, and what a beautiful gown

[@hashatz]

What a joy to see the two in this clip!

[@remotnias]

marvellous voices....

[@varadero1839]

So lovely! I'd forgotten this particular scene. Ms. Grayson and Mr. Melchior performed beautifully together! Thanks for posting! My thanks to my friend Susan for forwarding this charming piece my way!
varadero

[@user-oo1nu8dl8i]

Замечательно, никогда не видела этот номер, спасибо.

[@user-mc1po8hv8c]

Прекрасная Кэтрин Грэйсон!

[@joesmith-jb4ls]

Kathryn so Great. Hit the high noted

[@tenorschofield]

MARVELOUS!!!

[@qwertasdfg8828]

Now, I can clearly hear P. Tchaikovsky's Dama Pique central motiv in this piece here borrowed by him.

[@remotnias]

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[@lorad.stoner8406]

Kathryn was Devine.

[@Shamsithaca]

THEY WILL HAVE TO BE MARRIED.

[@sebthi7890]

i am not fan of the pathetic music, but the singers are incredible good. Every opera singer can learn by listening.

[@oliviero.m750]

Do you know who composed the music? Sounds familiar. The movie is Two Sisters from Boston. It sounds like an opera tune transformed into a song.

[@remotnias]

It's from a Mendelssohn violin tune...

[@remotnias]

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[@qwertasdfg8828]

Time as a fate. That of the both, Maria's and that of Kathryn. That of ours. Opera is not the top art any more. The Woodstock art is. Rap is. Mankind dies. Read Oswald Spengler, Ludwig Klages, why.