Vilja aria from Lehár's The Merry Widow ǀ English National Opera
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2019
- The Merry Widow | 1 March - 13 April 2019 | London Coliseum |
Tickets from £12, with 500 tickets available at every performance for £20 or less.
Find out more: www.eno.org/widow
The Merry Widow is Franz Lehár‘s comic masterpiece, played out in a stream of memorable melodies including the familiar ‘Vilja Song’ and ‘Merry Widow Waltz’.
With a truly glamorous setting, Lehár’s operetta centres on the relationship between the dazzling and wealthy young widow Hanna and Danilo, who has an appetite for wine and women.
As this delightful tale of a woman’s quest for love unfolds, their burgeoning romance is hampered by mishap, intrigue and comedic misadventure.
Making their ENO debuts with Lehár’s classic are director Max Webster (The Lorax at Old Vic) and sought-after Estonian conductor Kristiina Poska.
As the vivacious Hanna, ENO favourite Sarah Tynan returns for her second major appearance of the 2018/19 season. She is joined by Nathan Gunn as Danilo, while ENO legend Andrew Shore plays the pompous Zeta.
English lyrics by Richard Thomas
English book by April de Angelis
See The Merry Widow at the London Coliseum from 1 March - 13 April 2019.
Learn more and book tickets: www.eno.org/widow
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It seems , that people have to be a certain age to appreciate beautiful operettas like this ! Such a shame !
Perhaps the soprano should have been credited - she deserves it!!!
the singer has an excellent voice, but i am not feeling the Viennese style. There is no light and shade. The tempo is too slow for my taste. And there seems to be a disconnection between singer and orchestra - maybe because she is perched so high. But it is almost like the singers hardly rehearsed with the orchestra.
I’m here from M. T. Anderson’s book “Symphony for the City of the Dead.” Evidently this is one of Adolf Hitler’s favorite pieces of music. It’s still beautiful though!
This was the most beautiful moment. The music, the voice, the colours, the costume, the lighting, the sound, the set. Actually magical and I will remember it forever.
My grandmother sang this in 1967. She was so beautiful. RIP MARY JENNINGS 🙏 4-23-24
My father named me after this song…Vilia ❤
The first operetta I ever heard when I was about 10 always well remembered for last 68years @
John Coltrane's take on this aria brought me here.
Beautiful girl with a beautiful voice
Fantastic! Sarah Tynan is a tremendous soprano.
My favorite "Vilja" rendition. Sarah nails it!
The chorus to this aria is glorious!
Absolutely beautiful singing and set.
I was raised on opera, my father had a Sunday radio program every week, Bach contatas. Station WONO in Syracuse, NY. Love this!
Simply beautiful.
67 now me .. Welsh with song in my heart....the best of the best Robert Round .....me thinks xx and June Bronhill. ..grew up with those beautiful voices xxxx
I like this very much indeed, but I will be disappointed if we can't watch the entire opera. Much respect to Sarah Tynan!
Why isn’t this song more popular?
Super!!!!