@@xelvis1088 and they can't even give me a date when they're finished typing everyday I ask in a meeting in front of an audience and they say no if you sat a person in town and it took them 2 hours to enter you know one rep then you can extrapolate from that little piece of information you know whether you need more people or more time but you can give me you can do the math right yeah but they won't do that and so you know Rhonda came up to me like a couplep oh did
7:08 I remember it was in 2009 the opera was performed in paris and I bought 2 very expensive places for my husband an I. and I loved it so much that I came back later to see it again by myself, buying the cheaper place. it was just 5€. 5€ and you could hear such a beautiful music and watch a 3h opera performance. ah PARIS! such a blessed place!
Yeah, unfortunately, such a price also means that the artists are not paid as much as they deserve. It can take up to 10years to master your voice as an opera singer. Per month, their income (depending on the city, the popularity, the time they appear on stage, etc.) can go from 1300 to 3500 €.
@@israadouar2541 maybe I wasn't clear: the same opera at the same concert place costs a lot or just 5E depending on the chair you chose. 5E means you are placed behind pillars, or other structural item that will make you see or ear less than you should. so, it's very normal. I'd be very surprised that singers are so badly paid for such a long and famous opera. my friend is an opera singer too, and he worked a lot in paris, and the prices you give are very low. unless it's for a single concert. (this kind of opera are played a dozen times during 1 month or so, and you are paid 1000€ for ONE concert, then multiplie with the number of concerts you'll make). maybe you are talking about beginners (who would not appear in such a big and long opera anyway), or for a 10min role. 1000€ is the price for a single concert for a main role. and I mean, AT LEAST 1000€.
@@dianemoril7612 I'm talking about AVERAGE meaning there's higher and there's lower. Just to say that globally, compared to nowadays singer, it's another world.
Somehow the sad Arias (Handel, Donizetti, Puccini) are my favorites. Sadness is just such a universal feeling that everybody understands, no matter how old the music is.
Metal uses a lot of themes from classical music, more than any other modern genre. It’s no wonder much of the best and most popular metal comes from Europe, where they have a strong connection to their musical heritage.
That's because this is where metal came from brother. Especially the great rock ballads. I'm an old rocker myself but I feel the same way you do. Much love an peace from the bayou my brother.
Wow! I don't know anything about opera but for that first lady to be able to emote without being able to move and still sing so beautifully! That's amazing.
There is no greater gift that you could possibly have given to us all than this collection of classical music, vocal, orchestra. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I'm pretty much a beginner who's just getting started delving into this beautiful genre of music and I find it amazing how many of these songs I know from other mediums. I've heard them throughout my life from cartoons to video games
The expressions on Anna Nebtreko's face as she sings is priceless..... without Subs a person would pick up what she is singing about its that obvious Brava .....
I don't think I've seen another instance of when a woman feels truly powerful being just beautiful and sexy. She sings it so unabashedly it truly brings out that confidence and pleasure in being acknowledged in that way. A memorable experience.
Greetings from Denmark This is so beautiful it cannot be discribed. Go to an opera, or the theater in real life, and you will be a changed person... I actually guarantee that. .... I'm just a regular person.... and I'm for Trump ! While not an opera or even an operette, I went to see "Les Miserablés" in Odense, Denmark, back in like 1991 at the "Old Theater"... Odense's "Gamle teater".... and ... it was an almost life chaging event for me. I _love_ opera.... it seems to touch something deep inside of me. Classical music does, in general... from Vivaldi, Edward Grieg, Tschaikovsky, Brahms, Strauss.. ("Also Sprach Zararatustra", OMG), and Carl Orff. Not much of a Bethoven or Mozart fan, so that makes me a peasant ;-) Oh, in that sense... I forgot Maurice Ravel, with Bolero ;-)
I work at the copehagen opera. Jeg er klassisk uddannet men har også mange andre uddannelser. Du antager at alle der arbejder der ikke forstår hvad du forstår. Jeg finder det en smule nedladene. Holder af det magiske aspekt. Jeg har været stage manager for Don G 42 gange. Jeg bliver aldrig træt af det...
Dim the lights and put on those headphones and “feel”. What a truly marvellous collection of popular opera, that absolutely makes the heart beat so much so that you truly and deeply feel within your soul.
Huge metal head here. But, i listen to these, eyes closed, letting the sheer emotion and beauty wash over me. Classical is what made me a metal fan. But, the passion and expression of these arias are choking me up.
Yes it is. You might also give the Anna Netrebko/Elina Garanca version a listen: ua-cam.com/video/hrm59zqCKEU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OPERAPLANET Totally blows me away.
A lot of people don't appreciate these performances and this music anymore, unfortunately people do not realize how exceedingly difficult it is to sing like this very impressive and beautiful.
It is funny, you go on in life, hiding away the pain. When you listen to this incredibly beautiful music, your heart let's you remember the pain. Yet, in I think a really nice way. If that makes sense.
@kellinmoore2146 Hi. Voi Che Sapete, gets me every time. I truly feel it makes me kinder, more patient, and understanding every time I hear it, such a lovely effect.There is a beautiful version sung by Maria Ewing on UA-cam. I hope life is good and you are happy.
Lately come to opera. I cannot fathom the genius of the composers or the voices of the singers, which are on a level indescribable. Pure clear,powerful notes, how can a human make that sound?
Just a side note: In the first segment, "Lascia Ch'io Pianga, the soprano is listed as Noemi Nadelmann. Noemi Nadelmann was a part of this particular performance, but the soprano singing is actually the fantastic Deborah York. Both are great artists, and performed excellently!
Charles Hinton, your helpful information is much appreciated! You know your opera and help us when we may not have all the details. Good wishes to you, and happy listening!
I was just going to say that! But Charles beat me to it! Actually I have no idea What I’m talking about 😉I have been a “Rocker” all my life but I have come to discover a love for opera and the music. Like many I’m sure “Con te partiro” will leave me on the floor in tears. But seriously I am so glad I found this genre and gave it a chance.
Me too. I think that "He Shall Feed His Flock" from Handel's "Messiah" is perhaps the most beautiful piece of music I ever heard though there is a pop song by the "Kinks" that is a close second.
Maravilloso, yo estudié 5 años lírica y se lo que significa, esdfjar todo y cuidar tu garganta día y noche, invierno y verano, no poder salir de noche y no disfrutar como todo joven. Y aún así sufrir ante una nota.
Had this UA-cam on in the background while doing some writing. Pavarotti got me to stop writing and open the video again. Big guy fills the room (and my head) with incredible beauty. Thanks to whoever shared this video.
Above all the others (no matter how beautiful) is Queen of the Night. Unforgettable. Such an impact on the first, and ninety-seventh listen. On everyone, even people not remotely interested in opera. I strongly recommend Damrau in this aria. A true masterclass!!
I was reluctantly dragged to an opera about 15 years ago, to my great surprise I was enthralled by it. I've been fortunate to see a few of these operas shown here, staged by a major opera company. To those that have never been, most major companies project translations of the lyrics above the stage.
Did you see Cosi fan Tutte from Mozart ? It was the only one I saw in real in a opera house. It's gorgeous, funny and the story is easy to understand, even if sung in italian. Now we are lucky enough to watch all this marvels on UA-cam :)
With the translations, they seem more like foreign films and are so much more accessible! Have you seen the NY Metropolitan Opera performances at AMC movie theatres? It's amazing. The story comes to life and the acting is outstanding.
I'm a 22 year old, I sing opera. The first thing I learned to do when I began was to learn how to control my voice. All of the performers had magnificent control!!!!!:) I loved this video so much:)
I hope you feel well, when you are rejected(I Hope you are not). To be honest I never applied. I played Chopin better than anyone. I was a mediocre bass. This is a bass song. Mozart swapped it for some soprano he "Liked"...
I was 12 years old when first introduced to classical music and it still moves me to tears Madama Butterfly, Flower song, all so beautiful. I was lucky to see La Travatia in Cairo ,. I listenened to it on my phone. while gardening.. thank you from Australia.
I learned a lot about operas from my grandmother in Germany, we went to the state opera, I love Ballet and my most favorite opera and Maestro G Verdi ❤️
Tina Williams, Hi from California, Tina! Your words resonated with me, as I used to be taken to the Vienna "Volksoper" many times by my mum. I'll be forever grateful to her. She also introduced me to ballet, and I became one totally dedicated "balletomane". By then we lived in New York City, and I'd be zipping from one theatre to another, living along every step. I even got to attend ABT (American Ballet Theatre) ballet school. (For the fun, I was an adult by then). As a child, I used to sing along with operettas and also love waltzes, and music has accompanied by like a beloved friend all these years. I am transported into highest spiritual spheres by it and was fortunate to introduce friends (and my pets), to all these great gifts we've been given. When I sang to my kitty, "Maghira", he would purr loudly and drool! Greetings to you and many good wishes, dear fellow music lover!
Tante vero... E bene detto in questa bellissima lingua ch'è l'italiano. Sono francese e mi chiedo come sarrebbe il mondo senza l'Italia e tutto quello che ha dato all'umanità.
Wieder so was herrliches....ich gehe dann langsam ins,alte sachsen. Oder wandere in einem rief an schonen wald....all of it is. GRUN.....i .remember as a child. Set deutsche Schulfunk hatte viele klassische musik....heite dankbar.....
Since the request to refrain from going out has been issued in Tokyo , it's a great pleasure to listen to these incomparable singing voices at home From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
That "Queen of the Night" aria is so powerful - forget about any young people's game about love or romanticism - EVERYONE as felt this in their life. The difficult notes are not just for show, they highlight everything - this is my feeling after hearing this together with the performances - it's the intensity I expect with the subject matter. Only this time around it's made physically apparent - not just in my mind - truly remarkable ;)
I don't know much about opera but I came here to listen to the Flower Duet which I heard in the excellent Van Gogh exhibit that came to my city. The Flower Duet brings tears to my eyes it is SO beautiful. Thank you. :)
i don't mean to downplay, but this was not a good flower duet. Try Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa or old school perfection with Joan Sutherland & Huguette Tourangeau. You will notice a difference
@@jefferymcgregor6371 So I tried Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa and I saw two indeed great singers, each singing their part of a duet that never became a duet. Joan Sutherland & Huguette Tourangeau do sing a duet and they have great voices..for me to powerful for a Delibes song. I prever Sutherland singing with Pavarotti the Verdi - Messa da Requiem. For Delibes flowerduet are Simone Kermes and Vivica Genaux a very good choice, they way they perform -important for a life registration- goes very well with the music and most important: they are singing together while Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa are only accidently at the same place. So I did notice the difference and I don't mean to downplay your remarks but try to understand what it means to sing a duet and moreover to sing Delibes who was composing light comic operettes. Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa are singing something very serious while Simone Kermes and Vivica Genaux are singing Delibes.
@@harukanakamoto7 Paul Potts has +190 million views on his Nessun Dorma and left even the great Pavarotti behind in the dust. And Diana is a one trick pony.
@@harukanakamoto7 You might also give the Anna Netrebko/Elina Garanca version a listen: ua-cam.com/video/hrm59zqCKEU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OPERAPLANET Absolutely etherial.
!!!!!!razón que no he desencarnado aun,,,!!!!.....si me falta ver y escuchar grandes grabaciones de grandes artistas musicales. Gracias "wocomoMUSIC" por este regalo musical. Saludos desde el terruño mas cercano a la próxima galaxia : Ecuador.
Absolutely hands down the best rendition of Lascia ch'io pianga that I have ever heard, and I have heard so many, both live and not. This one though....it absolutely blew me away!
These songs are performed with timbre voices which will exist for ever ( eternity ) just is a pleasure to have the fine option to listen THANK YOU KHK BERLIN
Lovely collection. These are all familiar to me, appearing in commercials or movies, with the Flower Duet being my favorite but, the Donizetti piece is so recognizable from the 5th Element's Diva Dance
Gee, what a magnificent montage of the well-known opera arias! An ideal project to use for the basic opera introduction to youngsters. The English subtitles convey a stronger meaning of the beauty of what opera is to the listener. KUDOS to the editors, video cameraman, the selected opera singers and the orchestra!
Proprio splendido. Avevo già avuto questa sensazione l'anno scorso, ed ora , riascoltandolo, gli occhi sono nuovamente lucidi . Grazie per queste emozioni. Grazie.
Yes. Since I first heard it, although more and more. Beauty is real. It is not just a construct of the individual perception. There is a true beauty and opera is a clear attempt to manifest it in the world, as those undying artworks of old. Everyone acts as if they know what beauty is, but few seek it and fewer still know it.
We just released a new compilation: 10 Popular Mozart Pieces You Should Know. What would have been your selection? ;)
much, much, prefer Beethoven myself, but thanks for putting on classical music.
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@@xelvis1088 and they can't even give me a date when they're finished typing everyday I ask in a meeting in front of an audience and they say no if you sat a person in town and it took them 2 hours to enter you know one rep then you can extrapolate from that little piece of information you know whether you need more people or more time but you can give me you can do the math right yeah but they won't do that and so you know Rhonda came up to me like a couplep oh did
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That flower duet is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard, the words finally make sense 🤍
Yes! Yes! Yes!!
I'm 52 and it's been living in my head since I was about 14 at high school. I'm so pleased I've finally found out where it came from.
And I thought only Puccini could write beautiful melodies.
7:08 I remember it was in 2009 the opera was performed in paris and I bought 2 very expensive places for my husband an I. and I loved it so much that I came back later to see it again by myself, buying the cheaper place. it was just 5€. 5€ and you could hear such a beautiful music and watch a 3h opera performance. ah PARIS! such a blessed place!
Yeah, unfortunately, such a price also means that the artists are not paid as much as they deserve. It can take up to 10years to master your voice as an opera singer. Per month, their income (depending on the city, the popularity, the time they appear on stage, etc.) can go from 1300 to 3500 €.
@@israadouar2541 maybe I wasn't clear:
the same opera at the same concert place costs a lot or just 5E depending on the chair you chose.
5E means you are placed behind pillars, or other structural item that will make you see or ear less than you should.
so, it's very normal.
I'd be very surprised that singers are so badly paid for such a long and famous opera. my friend is an opera singer too, and he worked a lot in paris, and the prices you give are very low. unless it's for a single concert.
(this kind of opera are played a dozen times during 1 month or so, and you are paid 1000€ for ONE concert, then multiplie with the number of concerts you'll make).
maybe you are talking about beginners (who would not appear in such a big and long opera anyway), or for a 10min role.
1000€ is the price for a single concert for a main role. and I mean, AT LEAST 1000€.
@@dianemoril7612 I'm talking about AVERAGE meaning there's higher and there's lower. Just to say that globally, compared to nowadays singer, it's another world.
Somehow the sad Arias (Handel, Donizetti, Puccini) are my favorites. Sadness is just such a universal feeling that everybody understands, no matter how old the music is.
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I listen to metal music my whole life but I cannot resist to listen and admire all of this masterpieces
Metal uses a lot of themes from classical music, more than any other modern genre. It’s no wonder much of the best and most popular metal comes from Europe, where they have a strong connection to their musical heritage.
Some say Beethoven was the first metalhead
Me too
That's because this is where metal came from brother. Especially the great rock ballads. I'm an old rocker myself but I feel the same way you do. Much love an peace from the bayou my brother.
Yes Same here..My too types of music is Opera and Metal...People don't realise they are very similar
I listen this songs while sweeping the floor of my house. And it felt as if I cleaning the Castle in Europe 😆😆
For me, I’m making some almond butter in the kitchen of that castle 😆
Lol, I was Just Doing The same thing XD
You're lucky. I do clean a castle in Europe but I'm not allowed to listen to music while I do it. :(
@@Derry_Aire dont you have earphones? Use em
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Wow! I don't know anything about opera but for that first lady to be able to emote without being able to move and still sing so beautifully! That's amazing.
Now you know something about opera.
I am in a trance with opera all of a sudden. How did I not know how beautiful this is?
Lascia by Handel the opening song is so beautiful and well sung brings tears to my eyes.What talent Bravo.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
totally with you there :)
It’s always been one of my favorite pieces.
There is no greater gift that you could possibly have given to us all than this collection of classical music, vocal, orchestra. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Thanks for your feedback! Here you can find all our compilations: bit.ly/ClassicalMusicEveryoneShouldKnow Hope you like them! :)
These music may have saved my life, during Covid, thank you
I'm pretty much a beginner who's just getting started delving into this beautiful genre of music and I find it amazing how many of these songs I know from other mediums.
I've heard them throughout my life from cartoons to video games
Ah, Bugs Bunny and so many others. Classical music underlies and is used in so many places. ua-cam.com/video/mVJSnwyP2Pc/v-deo.html
Isn’t it amazing?
Maybe gradation is a good beginning
Not graduation! Oratorio is a good introduction.
The expressions on Anna Nebtreko's face as she sings is priceless..... without Subs a person would pick up what she is singing about its that obvious
Brava .....
Exquisite
I don't think I've seen another instance of when a woman feels truly powerful being just beautiful and sexy. She sings it so unabashedly it truly brings out that confidence and pleasure in being acknowledged in that way. A memorable experience.
Greetings from Denmark
This is so beautiful it cannot be discribed.
Go to an opera, or the theater in real life, and you will be a changed person... I actually guarantee that.
.... I'm just a regular person.... and I'm for Trump !
While not an opera or even an operette, I went to see "Les Miserablés" in Odense, Denmark, back in like 1991 at the "Old Theater"... Odense's "Gamle teater".... and ... it was an almost life chaging event for me.
I _love_ opera.... it seems to touch something deep inside of me.
Classical music does, in general... from Vivaldi, Edward Grieg, Tschaikovsky, Brahms, Strauss.. ("Also Sprach Zararatustra", OMG), and Carl Orff. Not much of a Bethoven or Mozart fan, so that makes me a peasant ;-)
Oh, in that sense... I forgot Maurice Ravel, with Bolero ;-)
I work at the copehagen opera. Jeg er klassisk uddannet men har også mange andre uddannelser. Du antager at alle der arbejder der ikke forstår hvad du forstår. Jeg finder det en smule nedladene. Holder af det magiske aspekt. Jeg har været stage manager for Don G 42 gange. Jeg bliver aldrig træt af det...
Jeg må undskylde. Du holder af opera. Det gør jeg også. Det rører også noget dybt i mig. Men for hver 6 personer foran scenen er der 1 bagved.
El Peruano Juan Diego fenomenal . Exquisita selección de Arias . Gracias, se agradece muchísimo….
Dim the lights and put on those headphones and “feel”. What a truly marvellous collection of popular opera, that absolutely makes the heart beat so much so that you truly and deeply feel within your soul.
Huge metal head here. But, i listen to these, eyes closed, letting the sheer emotion and beauty wash over me.
Classical is what made me a metal fan.
But, the passion and expression of these arias are choking me up.
❤.
Metal made me a classical fan, I love both genre
I got the blues in my blood, and I hear you, brother. This is a transcendental experience.
I never understood classical until I became a metalhead, now it's a favorite
Metallica are classically trained ,some as i have been told
That Flower Duet!!! Wow, I had never heard these ladies before. They are exquisite.
Kermes and Genaux perform frequently together, even much more modern music. Great performers.
try Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa together and you will be blown away. Just do a search here on YT for it.
Yes it is. You might also give the Anna Netrebko/Elina Garanca version a listen:
ua-cam.com/video/hrm59zqCKEU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OPERAPLANET
Totally blows me away.
@@CGermanB Sabine Devielhe est un "must see" dans le registre de l'opéra francais, tous ce qu'elle a fait est absolument incroyable.
Deborah York singing is absolutely sublime. I have no words. Gives me the goosebumps.
The most beautiful voices & music in the world! Thank you for sharing! ♥
A lot of people don't appreciate these performances and this music anymore, unfortunately people do not realize how exceedingly difficult it is to sing like this very impressive and beautiful.
Yes, that is totally true. I’m very impressed how she handles staying still and keeping singing…
GRACIAS A LOS ELIGIERON ESTAS ARIAS MARAVILLOSAS, PARA DISFRUTARLAS LLENAS DE PLASER.Bs.As. Argentina
Ahhh, Flicka! The loveliest Cherubino the world has ever known. An utterly distinctive rendition.
I was standing at Porte Vecchio in Florence last week and played O mio babbino caro on my cellphone. Felt like in heaven. Love Italy 🇮🇹
Hey, it's even pretty good here in Australia 🇦🇺 😂
It is funny, you go on in life, hiding away the pain. When you listen to this incredibly beautiful music, your heart let's you remember the pain. Yet, in I think a really nice way. If that makes sense.
Yes indeed. Very eloquent description. 🎉
Wow that so true. No wonder I can’t stop listening to opera.
Absolutely took words out of my mouth well said!!!!❤
@kellinmoore2146 Hi. Voi Che Sapete, gets me every time. I truly feel it makes me kinder, more patient, and understanding every time I hear it, such a lovely effect.There is a beautiful version sung by Maria Ewing on UA-cam. I hope life is good and you are happy.
@@Oscarspoem aww thanks i hope life is treating you good too
This is a truly sublime and peaceful aria written by Handel and here beautifully sung by Deborah York. Thanks for sharing!💌
O mio Babbino caro, Wunderbar, fantastisch ! Und sehr schöne Valentina Nafornita. Bravo !
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Lately come to opera. I cannot fathom the genius of the composers or the voices of the singers, which are on a level indescribable. Pure clear,powerful notes, how can a human make that sound?
Just a side note: In the first segment, "Lascia Ch'io Pianga, the soprano is listed as Noemi Nadelmann. Noemi Nadelmann was a part of this particular performance, but the soprano singing is actually the fantastic Deborah York. Both are great artists, and performed excellently!
Thank you for your correction :)
Charles Hinton, your helpful information is much appreciated! You know your opera and
help us when we may not have all the details. Good wishes to you, and happy listening!
I was just going to say that! But Charles beat me to it! Actually I have no idea
What I’m talking about 😉I have been a “Rocker” all my life but I have come to discover a love for opera and the music. Like many I’m sure “Con te partiro” will leave me on the floor in tears. But seriously I am so glad I found this genre and gave it a chance.
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Valentina that was stunning, stunning, absolutely - hypnotic and drawn in
Good night 🥱💤
The most beautiful and amazing instrument ever. The human voice
After seeing and hearing the voices and acts of these operatic singers, I felt a connection to arias, and now I listened to some of them and loved it.
Me too. I think that "He Shall Feed His Flock" from Handel's "Messiah" is perhaps the most beautiful piece of music I ever heard though there is a pop song by the "Kinks" that is a close second.
Pavarotti, the greatest of them all! The one who brought the world of opera to the masses. How we miss you today! Grazie Maestro!!
No he didn't - Mario Lanza did that many years before.
there was a time when everyone listened to opera..... he simply brought it BACK
I do not know whose idea it was to use Nessun Dorma for the football theme but it was inspired!
Wrong.@@edwardkerrigan5356 So, neither of you have ever heard of Arturo Toscanini? ...Interesting
Pavarotti was a robot not a singer.
That Flower Duet is gorgeous. And that Pavarotti..
These ladies (and the gentleman who performed Verdi - La Donna è Mobile) bring tears to my eyes. Very joyful tears. Thank U for uploading
Glad you enjoyed it ;)
Maravilloso, yo estudié 5 años lírica y se lo que significa, esdfjar todo y cuidar tu garganta día y noche, invierno y verano, no poder salir de noche y no disfrutar como todo joven. Y aún así sufrir ante una nota.
Had this UA-cam on in the background while doing some writing. Pavarotti got me to stop writing and open the video again. Big guy fills the room (and my head) with incredible beauty. Thanks to whoever shared this video.
Above all the others (no matter how beautiful) is Queen of the Night. Unforgettable. Such an impact on the first, and ninety-seventh listen. On everyone, even people not remotely interested in opera. I strongly recommend Damrau in this aria. A true masterclass!!
For me, it was the highlight of this selection. Heard it many times, but never before seen and heard it in a real performance. Totally gripping.
Damrau is absolutely amazing at acting and singing the Queen of the Night aria.
If you enjoyed it, I'd highly recommend Cristina Deutekom with der Hölle Rache. She's a beast and does it incredibly effortless!
From India
Love this music ❤
Listening this music feel better from stress
Valentina Nafornita and Gianni Schicchi were sublime.
Thanks, Pavarotti. You are the best ever. Rest in peace.
Heard these 2 arias many times but these were the best (use headphones)
Bellissime arie! Che nostalgia non poter andare all'opera in questo periodo. Grazie! Greetings from Italy
Lenneke Omg. I love this. Only too embarrassed to admit I don’t remember hearing this music until the 5th element movie. And I just adore it.
I was reluctantly dragged to an opera about 15 years ago, to my great surprise I was enthralled by it. I've been fortunate to see a few of these operas shown here, staged by a major opera company. To those that have never been, most major companies project translations of the lyrics above the stage.
Did you see Cosi fan Tutte from Mozart ? It was the only one I saw in real in a opera house. It's gorgeous, funny and the story is easy to understand, even if sung in italian. Now we are lucky enough to watch all this marvels on UA-cam :)
With the translations, they seem more like foreign films and are so much more accessible! Have you seen the NY Metropolitan Opera performances at AMC movie theatres? It's amazing. The story comes to life and the acting is outstanding.
The flower duet was outstanding! Thank you for the amazing upload of beautiful arias.
I'm a 22 year old, I sing opera. The first thing I learned to do when I began was to learn how to control my voice. All of the performers had magnificent control!!!!!:) I loved this video so much:)
I hope you feel well, when you are rejected(I Hope you are not). To be honest I never applied. I played Chopin better than anyone. I was a mediocre bass. This is a bass song. Mozart swapped it for some soprano he "Liked"...
I feel something italian in you? If I bet right. Go for it. Music is love and therefore life.
@@frederikhyrup2871 I am actually not Italian. I'm Bulgarian.
@@ViolinaRacheva So? Does it matter where you are from? When you got the Ideas. Best of luck Violina. I held back. Please do not.
@@frederikhyrup2871 you can still go for it!!!! Anything is possible if you put your mind to it!!!!:)
感情を自然に歌ってます！流れが有馬ズ！
Thank you for including names and dates and captions it helps understand appreciate what is being sung so much more!
I was 12 years old when first introduced to classical music and it still moves me to tears Madama Butterfly, Flower song, all so beautiful. I was lucky to see La Travatia in Cairo ,. I listenened to it on my phone. while gardening.. thank you from Australia.
I learned a lot about operas from my grandmother in Germany, we went to the state opera, I love Ballet and my most favorite opera and Maestro G Verdi ❤️
Tina Williams, Hi from California, Tina! Your words resonated with me, as I used to be
taken to the Vienna "Volksoper" many times by my mum. I'll be forever grateful to her.
She also introduced me to ballet, and I became one totally dedicated "balletomane". By
then we lived in New York City, and I'd be zipping from one theatre to another, living along every step. I even got to attend ABT (American Ballet Theatre) ballet school. (For the fun, I was an adult by then). As a child, I used to sing along with operettas and also love waltzes, and music has accompanied by like a beloved friend all these years. I am transported into highest spiritual spheres by it and was fortunate to introduce friends (and my pets), to all these great gifts we've been given. When I sang to my kitty, "Maghira", he would purr loudly and drool! Greetings to you and many good wishes, dear fellow music lover!
I've heard these arias at least a thousand times each over the long years of my life, but at least half of them still move me to tears
Potessi andare a teatro. Che NOSTALGIA! Grazie per lo streaming. La musica classica mi risolleva lo SPIRITO e mi fa sentire VERAMENTE BENE.
Tante vero... E bene detto in questa bellissima lingua ch'è l'italiano. Sono francese e mi chiedo come sarrebbe il mondo senza l'Italia e tutto quello che ha dato all'umanità.
Anch io
The effortless power of the masters astounds me. I cannot hear these performances and keep a dry eye ❤
Необыкновенный подбор произведений и исполнителей!!! Полное мое восхищение и радость.
Me encanto.merci. thank you very much. Glad to see a Juan a great Peruvian tenor from my country Peru.
Extraordinarily beautiful voices...
the flower duet is so amazing wow what talented vocalists such a great piece!
The way Valentina Nafornite sings her part in "O mio babbino caro" is magical, divine, it evokes happiness and flight of the soul.
But it's not a happy 'aria'
No, very common. Carmen Monarcha and Amira willighagen much better.
She does such an impressive portrayal of the manipulative, willful daughter. She taunts her father. Stunning performance.
The LAST🥇…Pavarotti sings and tears fall from my eyes and waltz down my face🥲
The mother figure in magic flute clip was best acting I’ve seen best version and made more sense to me! Love all of these!
These are all so beautiful. Thank you, UA-cam for your weird algorithm and introducing me to something I never thought I would enjoy!
A very beautiful compilation. Anyone falls in love with opera. Simply divine! Thank you
Every now and then I come here to selfishly enjoy these melodies 💯💯👏🏾
Ditto.
Pandemic realizations: Music like this is food for the soul
A gourmets delight!!
Critical Race Theory wants to cancel it.
@@Paige-Turnner rubbish
@@peeterslee-roberts7570 Why rubbish, this is dead white men music, so it should be cancelled, don't you know, and give way to ..whatever.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Extremely good. Live long and prosper.
I have Anna Netrebko's La Traviata and her voice gives me goosebumps.
She is too fat 😅😅
OMG - This beautiful being is melting my heart into opera!!!
Una selección exquisita, con interpretaciones altamente virtuosas. Muchas gracias por su buen gusto.
Wieder so was herrliches....ich gehe dann langsam ins,alte sachsen. Oder wandere in einem rief an schonen wald....all of it is. GRUN.....i .remember as a child. Set deutsche Schulfunk hatte viele klassische musik....heite dankbar.....
Since the request to refrain from going out has been issued in Tokyo ,
it's a great pleasure to listen to these incomparable singing voices at home
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Beautiful. My soul rises with each note. The artists are the world's best.
The Flower Duet at 16:20 is one one of the most gorgeous things I've ever heard.
Die Sopranistin singt wunderschön.
@@marliesrabisch784 Ja, tut sie
Is this the aria in Shawshank Redemption?
@@keithad6485 Nope. That would be Maria Callas singing Sull 'Aria from Mozart's Marriage of Figaro.
Thanks for the info. Thanks @@jeromepudwill
That "Queen of the Night" aria is so powerful - forget about any young people's game about love or romanticism - EVERYONE as felt this in their life. The difficult notes are not just for show, they highlight everything - this is my feeling after hearing this together with the performances - it's the intensity I expect with the subject matter. Only this time around it's made physically apparent - not just in my mind - truly remarkable ;)
I don't know much about opera but I came here to listen to the Flower Duet which I heard in the excellent Van Gogh exhibit that came to my city. The Flower Duet brings tears to my eyes it is SO beautiful. Thank you. :)
Nicely said. The Flower Duet takes you to a beautiful place you have never been and never want to leave.
i don't mean to downplay, but this was not a good flower duet. Try Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa or old school perfection with Joan Sutherland & Huguette Tourangeau. You will notice a difference
@@jefferymcgregor6371 So I tried Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa and I saw two indeed great singers, each singing their part of a duet that never became a duet. Joan Sutherland & Huguette Tourangeau do sing a duet and they have great voices..for me to powerful for a Delibes song. I prever Sutherland singing with Pavarotti the Verdi - Messa da Requiem. For Delibes flowerduet are Simone Kermes and Vivica Genaux a very good choice, they way they perform -important for a life registration- goes very well with the music and most important: they are singing together while Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa are only accidently at the same place.
So I did notice the difference and I don't mean to downplay your remarks but try to understand what it means to sing a duet and moreover to sing Delibes who was composing light comic operettes. Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa are singing something very serious while Simone Kermes and Vivica Genaux are singing Delibes.
Absolut superbe sunt lucrările acestea, ca și interpretările! E o bucurie și o încântare să le ascult!! ❤
Queen of the Night Aria from Diana Damrau will forever be ICONIC for me. Kudos to all performance here
Just like Pavarotti owns Nessun Dorma, Diana owns Queen of the Night and she indeed a QUEEN
@@harukanakamoto7 Paul Potts has +190 million views on his Nessun Dorma and left even the great Pavarotti behind in the dust. And Diana is a one trick pony.
@@harukanakamoto7 You might also give the Anna Netrebko/Elina Garanca version a listen:
ua-cam.com/video/hrm59zqCKEU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OPERAPLANET
Absolutely etherial.
If you enjoyed it, I'd highly recommend Cristina Deutekom with der Hölle Rache. She's a beast and does it incredibly effortless!
!!!!!!razón que no he desencarnado aun,,,!!!!.....si me falta ver y escuchar grandes grabaciones de grandes artistas musicales. Gracias "wocomoMUSIC" por este regalo musical.
Saludos desde el terruño mas cercano a la próxima galaxia : Ecuador.
Todo pefecto bellisimo extraordinario y por ultimo Pavarotti,Pavarotti,Pavarotti.
The Queen Of The Night 🌙 BRAVO 👏🙌👌👍😎
Fabulosa elección para escuchar a quienes amamos la ópera. Gracias.
A wonderful selection! These songs cling to the living. Thank you for the vivid emotions that I experienced listening to these pearls of music!
O voce dulce angelică ce ne activează o relaxare si o plăcere ce o dorim cu satisfactie si plăcere ,felicitări!❤
ВОСХИТИТЕЛЬНО ! ЗАВОРАЖИВАЮЩЕ ! БРАВО. ..!!! ❤ ❤ ❤
Nessus dorma is my Favorite of allllllll time. Pavarotti is just amazing and the music is sublime!
Absolutely hands down the best rendition of Lascia ch'io pianga that I have ever heard, and I have heard so many, both live and not. This one though....it absolutely blew me away!
Yes a beautiful rendition by Ms York the best I've heard🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
These songs are performed with timbre voices which will exist for ever ( eternity ) just is a pleasure to have the fine option to listen THANK YOU KHK BERLIN
Lovely collection. These are all familiar to me, appearing in commercials or movies, with the Flower Duet being my favorite but, the Donizetti piece is so recognizable from the 5th Element's Diva Dance
The Queen of the Night! How can a human voice do that? Thank you for the English subtitles too.
It's masterpiece. Specially now, when is so cool tribal howl.
I agree, I've seen a lot of versions of this aria and I have to say this particular vocalist struggled the most.
Yes and the best part is that Diane Damrau does an even better job.
You should check out the dolls aria it’s just as crazy.😊
@@danielm.2377 struggled?
Благодарю, вас за неописуемое наслаждение.
grazie per questa collezione con una eccellente messa in scena e interpreti immortali
It's marvelous to have an opportunity to see and listen, so many stars in this, one session. Thanks
100 % correct, the world needs such grace.
Vielen Dank für eine weitere Gelegenheit, die großen Stimmen der Welt zu hören. Anna Netrebkos Stimme ist faszinierend
wow...Delibes - Flower Duet from Lakmé...that was angelic
My heart is happy listennig to this.
I don't even know why but the first performance brought tears to my eyes it was so beautiful and haven't even been through the rest yet
It is the first time I see it, it was beautiful.
Unvergleich diese Darbietungen SENSATIONELLES VERGNÜGEN DANKE MERCI BIEN THANK YOU
Gee, what a magnificent montage of the well-known opera arias! An ideal project to use for the basic opera introduction to youngsters. The English subtitles convey a stronger meaning of the beauty of what opera is to the listener. KUDOS to the editors, video cameraman, the selected opera singers and the orchestra!
Introduction to 58 year olds also.
Proprio splendido. Avevo già avuto questa sensazione l'anno scorso, ed ora , riascoltandolo, gli occhi sono nuovamente lucidi .
Grazie per queste emozioni. Grazie.
Anyone else in their 20s listening to opera music?
Yes. Since I first heard it, although more and more. Beauty is real. It is not just a construct of the individual perception. There is a true beauty and opera is a clear attempt to manifest it in the world, as those undying artworks of old.
Everyone acts as if they know what beauty is, but few seek it and fewer still know it.
Ópera, rock, and Heavy Metal 🤘
Not in my 20`s, but I did back then, so I`ll say yes, lol
Why not?
I started listening to Opera Music as child and never stopped 😊
Wonderful selection of the most famous arias with the best opera singers
Excellent Opera I love Opera Ballet and Classical music
me to
Italian Opera ballet and Italian classical music*
Me gusta todo bien musica, bien interpredation y muy bien escuchar sin „ teramoto“….
Beautifull music. Singners are amazing. tks
Started listening to this genre recently,these helped me to keep my inner soul in peace,loved the feeling😌💜😌