Divine performance. A.Mozart corrector of arias by Italian composers. Giovanni Paisiello -- Il barbiere di Siviglia 1782. -- "Già riede primavera" ua-cam.com/video/4uXB7VTXMTk/v-deo.html
That guy thinks he’s filming a shampoo commercial....NEVER have I seen such an immature, narcissistic display by a conductor, EVER. Poor Ms. Devieilhe couldn’t even look at him, constantly averting her eyes and her head! Her singing is absolutely lively here, as usual, despite the “production” going on.
Sorry, Sabine D. was waiting for you and your (excellent) advices. Unfortunately, you were elsewhere. In Milano (La Scala), Salzburg or even Vienna. Je traduis pour les francophones: Sabine D n'attendait que vos cours de chant, mais vous étiez empêché(e) par votre agenda artistique. Je ne sais pas traduire "pisse-froid" en anglais, désolé.
@@jmdeconto I fully support you. Is Livre Mosca a professional critic ? In that case only does he have the right to write what he did, although it is very cheep - Voici ma traduction : je suis parfaitement de votre avis Est-ce que Livre est un critique professionel ? Dans ce cas seulement a-t-il le droit d'écrire ce qu'il a écrit qui est bien pauvre ! Moi non plus je ne xais pas traduire "pisse-froid, bien que ce soit un terme bien approprié !
@@pierrekemner2376 Livre Mosca has the right to write whatever he wants - but fools like him should be ignored. His comment really says nothing about Sabine D., but a whole lot about himself.
A Mosquito. A pale little voice. Suitable for early music twiddle, faux microphoned recordings and 15 instrument accompanying at most. The expression is hooty, silver and overly melting. Or screeched. A very child like voice.
Sabine Devieilhe singt die Arie unglaublich gut. Sie gehört zu den ganz großen Koloratursopranen unserer Zeit.
Bravissimo madame Devieilhe !!
Magnifique! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Very beautiful voice
como sempre impecável
Замечательно, как всегда!
Sabine. Bravaaaa bravaaaaa
Una Maravilla, Gracias
voce vividamente splendida unita ad una tecnica inappuntabile, ma il decolte'.......WOW!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Deusa! 😍😍🥰🥰
Meta de vida ❤
Impressive
Qui était le chef ? Comme d'hab avec Sabine D., un moment où les possibilités humaines paraissent enviables.
Daniele Rustioni 😊
What do you mean by “she hasn’t got the right voice for Mozart”? Apparently you have no idea about Mozart.
anyone have the lyrics?
I'm sure they can be found online with a small amount of effort.
Divine performance. A.Mozart corrector of arias by Italian composers. Giovanni Paisiello -- Il barbiere di Siviglia 1782. -- "Già riede primavera" ua-cam.com/video/4uXB7VTXMTk/v-deo.html
That guy thinks he’s filming a shampoo commercial....NEVER have I seen such an immature, narcissistic display by a conductor, EVER. Poor Ms. Devieilhe couldn’t even look at him, constantly averting her eyes and her head! Her singing is absolutely lively here, as usual, despite the “production” going on.
Как Вы правы...
All that voracious reading led you to only noticing the conductor's hair?
The top notes of the third octave are weak and badly supported.
Sorry, Sabine D. was waiting for you and your (excellent) advices. Unfortunately, you were elsewhere. In Milano (La Scala), Salzburg or even Vienna.
Je traduis pour les francophones: Sabine D n'attendait que vos cours de chant, mais vous étiez empêché(e) par votre agenda artistique. Je ne sais pas traduire "pisse-froid" en anglais, désolé.
@@jmdeconto I fully support you. Is Livre Mosca a professional critic ? In that case only does he have the right to write what he did, although it is very cheep - Voici ma traduction : je suis parfaitement de votre avis Est-ce que Livre est un critique professionel ? Dans ce cas seulement a-t-il le droit d'écrire ce qu'il a écrit qui est bien pauvre ! Moi non plus je ne xais pas traduire "pisse-froid, bien que ce soit un terme bien approprié !
@@pierrekemner2376 Livre Mosca has the right to write whatever he wants - but fools like him should be ignored. His comment really says nothing about Sabine D., but a whole lot about himself.
Mosca? La mouche? A merde bien sûr
A Mosquito. A pale little voice. Suitable for early music twiddle, faux microphoned recordings and 15 instrument accompanying at most. The expression is hooty, silver and overly melting. Or screeched. A very child like voice.
Carry on then.