A Brief History of the Opera, Part 2
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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you are very good. I ve been trying to find a video with an overview of the opera, to help me discover essentials and their history, so I can plunge in other parts that might interest me more. Thank you.
You're awesome! I used to regret not taking music history in college. Now, I think I am getting it through your videos.
These deep dives are amazing. Thanks for all the content!
Dido and Aeneas is in English. "When I Am Laid In Earth" is a well known aria from it.
Yes but it's still in the Italian musical style
You are really pretty and an expert in the music arts! thanks for all the music lessons. I'm using this media as a baseline for a CLEP exam next week! ~ Mike
Copeland’s opera is good, too!!! It’s called, “The Tender Land” and “Stomp Your Foot” is the most well-known piece from that. ☺️
This is a great series, and you did some awesome research, but you should look up the correct pronunciations of vocabulary and composer names. Weber is pronounced Veber, like Wagner. Recitative, opera buffo, Rameau...it just made me cringe a little! I struggle with French pronunciation myself, but if you are putting in so much effort to produce well-researched videos that are so engaging, you should use proper pronunciations. It allows people who may not have formal music training to participate in discussion and appreciation of opera and classical music with the right vocab.
I agree.. the pronunciations were horrid!!!!!!! It takes away from your credibility!
Bayreuth is correctly pronounced ˈbaɪ rɔɪt
can you do a 4-episode series about the history of the piano in pop music (From Ragtime to Modern Pop Songs.)
thank you!
If you can't put clickable links in the video it's probably because of the end screen. You can't have both enabled at the same time.
good one
thank you if you looked at my suggestion!
10:49 it’s Don Jose not Don Juan hehe
More videos about Liszt!!!
Soon! :)
im a rocker and follow mostly classical rock like pink floyd , procol harem, the moody blues etc and believe it or not those bands have been influenced by classical music. im also a big fan of verdi, puccini, mascagni, rossini etc and love italian opera more so than german, or english . im a spaniard therefore understand some italian and i notice you have a hatred of italian opera from the tone of your video.
verdi was italian
Hi!😃
19:28
Hey, I was watching the first part of your history video. And you already mentioned there, that Beethoven is popular for opera. But he only have writen 1 opera. And I have to say, that here in germany Beethoven isn't that famous for operaworks. Is that so different in the place where you live?
Weber was much more famous concerning opera
Is Hamilton a recitative opera?
Handel, English Composer? 1:28
He is the only famous English composer who is actually German :)
He took British nationality
these pronunciations...
Good videos but you need a coach or director.
Well, thank you. I can understand why your pronunciation of Italian, German and French is awful but English? The e in Arne is not pronounced. After 40 years of listening to NPR announcers mangling the name of the French composer as Deb-yu-sey, could I put in a plea for De-bussy, with a short e and the stress on the u.
Awesome... really??? Saying the most intense, patriotic composers of his time (his image was even captured on their monetary notes) as Verdi being 'FRENCH'..... really. What else false information are you feeding the public. Also check the correct pronunciation of Bayreuth.. Delete me if you dare.
BEST THING YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR AUDIENCE, PPPPPLLLLLLEEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE LEARN TO PRONOUNCE WORDS CORRECTLY. YOU COME OFF AS A "NOVICE" WHO DOESN'T KNOW WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT. AND BY THE WAY, YOU IDENTIFIED VERDI AS A FRENCHMAN. HOW COULD YOU?? IF THERE EVER WAS AN ITALIAN, IT WAS VERDI!!!