L'interpretazione più impressionante di quest'aria eccezionale per me! Dietrich Fischer-Diskau e Kiri Te Kinawa esprimono il genio creativo unico di Mozart in un modo incomparabile - nella lingua che parlano gli angeli del cielo.
What a magnificent interpretation of this aria in this moment, unique, uniting the best singers of the moment, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Mr Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau whose memory we salute. I am deeply nostalgic for the period when they excelled, for their art, on all the lyrical stages of the world. The perfect interpretation of Mrs. Kiri Te Kanawa, very invested in the role of the Countess, moved to tears, deeply moved me. I frequently listen to this video which becomes, truly, an archival document for future generations.
Agree wholeheartedly with Erin. The cast express the music and the words so eloquently. And to see that tear running down the cheek of Kiri Te Kanawa... Truly overwhelming.
i used to think john and paul were the greatest song writers then i saw cosi fan tutti on tv..sorry john and paul it was like the difference between heaven and earth i,m now an mozart fanatic
There are better songwriters than lennon and/mccartney dude. The gibb brothers, but bacharach, declan mcmanas, Bob dylan, Tom waits to name but a few. But you are right mozza is the best composer no doubt. Only some Scottish folk songs can and do move me like this, Ae fond kiss, or ye banks and breasof Bonnie doon among them, but this is pretty sublime
I think I might’ve answered your question on another thread, but even though it’s usually translated as a verb in the imperative (“forgive me”), it makes sense grammatically if he’s asking for her pardon, thus the use of the masculine noun “perdono.”
This is what the world needs.
This must be the most emotional, beautiful moment in all of opera history, nothing compares to this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can't agree more, no wonder it's Mozart !
It is perfection in every sense of the word. A beauty so deep it just makes me cry!
In all of opera, having written one myself, I feel most attracted to this aria: a 2:22 conclusion to a 3.5 hour opera...
@@SonicPhonicDas was du da siehst und hörst ist keine Arie. Arien werden von einem Solisten alleine gesungen. 😉
Es gibt noch sehr sehr viele emotionale und schöne Momente in der Opernwelt.😉
Dame Kiri is so beautiful. She looked like the embodiment of Love and Forgiveness; and the tears running down her cheek...so powerful
I've always thought if there's a God in Heaven who forgives us our sins, THIS is what it sounds like.
The most magical moment in opera.
I agree, so it is. Ever and ever I must hear this. Best greetings!
Mary Kunz Goldman ❤️
Christel Friemuth ❤️
Maybe in the hole music history
And Forgiveness is the emotion used for creating the magic! How beautiful!
L'interpretazione più impressionante di quest'aria eccezionale per me! Dietrich Fischer-Diskau e Kiri Te Kinawa esprimono il genio creativo unico di Mozart in un modo incomparabile - nella lingua che parlano gli angeli del cielo.
This song never grows old...sung by some of the most sublime voices ever created, by a man who spoke the language of God. Bravo.
The most sublime and beautiful 2 minutes of music in the ENTIRE operatic repertoire... just makes me cry every time I hear it...
Amen
sublime the most beautiful music ever put down on paper
It is
What a magnificent interpretation of this aria in this moment, unique, uniting the best singers of the moment, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Mr Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau whose memory we salute. I am deeply nostalgic for the period when they excelled, for their art, on all the lyrical stages of the world. The perfect interpretation of Mrs. Kiri Te Kanawa, very invested in the role of the Countess, moved to tears, deeply moved me. I frequently listen to this video which becomes, truly, an archival document for future generations.
I think it's the most beautiful thing in all classical music.❤
The best Contessa ever! Bravisima Dame Kiri te Kanawa.
There aren't many pieces that truly give me chills up and down my body.
Yet, with every time I listen...
The greatest Contessa ever. Simple
Agree wholeheartedly with Erin. The cast express the music and the words so eloquently. And to see that tear running down the cheek of Kiri Te Kanawa... Truly overwhelming.
for the musician/singers there can’t
be much better than this..,
Mozart is THE MAN.
This is one of the two most beautifully balanced performances.
Do you think she knows how amazing that was? Props to Mozart, but she elevated it to something I have never heard from anyone else.
It's like listening to God's forgiveness!
What a moment of Love, so beautiful
Bellissimo e commovente!
Finally, a version that does it justice. Wait, is that KIri?
Yes.
Wow! 💫
c'est divin !
wow.goosebumps.
i used to think john and paul were the greatest song writers then i saw cosi fan tutti on tv..sorry john and paul it was like the difference between heaven and earth i,m now an mozart fanatic
You like Lennon’s “imagine”? Basically a communist anthem. Was he commissioned to write it?
Sorry for the digression from this masterpiece.
@@mzmiller52 another loony right the loony left has nothing on you guys..peace and love to the human race.
There are better songwriters than lennon and/mccartney dude. The gibb brothers, but bacharach, declan mcmanas, Bob dylan, Tom waits to name but a few. But you are right mozza is the best composer no doubt. Only some Scottish folk songs can and do move me like this, Ae fond kiss, or ye banks and breasof Bonnie doon among them, but this is pretty sublime
beautiful art...
Beautiful.
Så betagende
Thanks for posting.
Wow-Tiri is crying as she sings it.
Absolute beau
Sublime
Tears…..……………...
Sobrenatural...🇧🇷
miss Te Kinawa at her Best!...
te Kanawa is very out style. hear the Janowitz in that rule, please
Stop...it
Какой кайф..божественно
La voz de Dios
can pls somebody tell me, why it means 'contessa perdono' and not 'contessa perdona'? its imperative.
I think I might’ve answered your question on another thread, but even though it’s usually translated as a verb in the imperative (“forgive me”), it makes sense grammatically if he’s asking for her pardon, thus the use of the masculine noun “perdono.”
Kiri Te Kanewa
Is this not the best?
yes...yes and we want to leave our wonderful european heritage for american ..god help us.
yes ... and we wish to give up our wonderful european culture for that of america...blimey
I hate this part of the opera, because it is about over.
It is the end that gives significance to all that precedes it.
Bravissimo❤
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