Thanks so much for uploading Elizabeth Parcell's music. What a voice and musicality, artistry. Definitely one of major the voices of the 20th century.
I WONDER WHY this Famous Michael Jackson, throw with his silver has left and has right cannot write a small check there to this Elizabeth who is OBVIOUSLY ONE incontestable genius ' VOCAL ART? what what it can develop it? Answer SVP me!!!!
I'd love her technique, and I feel that Ms. Parcells (God rest her soul) demonstrates for us the technique of the old Bel Canto singers that were prevalent in the early 20th century, e.g. galli-Curci.
The main problem that I have witht eh opera singers of our current generation is that their vowels are a bit mushy. sometimes, they'll substitute an "uh" for an "eh".
Besides, the older schooled singers such as Parcells seem to have more flexibility and artistic imagination. imo
It's not from an opera; it's a concert aria Mozart composed for Aloysia Weber who was 16 at the time and with whom he was in love; he later married her younger sister Constanze.
Stephanie Cowell (author of the novel "Marrying Mozart" from Penguin Books)
Correction: this is the one he composed for her when she was the very old age of 22...! He composed a different one for her when she was 16. Stephanie
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This not Mozart. Why she use bel canto coloraturas (5:57)? You must to the perfection: Maria Stader. I know the high E is difficult to reach, but she and Thomas Beecham produce an atmosphere without competitors.
I am not too fond of the quality of the voice itself,which I find too brittle and poor in overtones. However she knows how to use it, and masters this very difficult aria pretty well.
beautifulMozart voice - pristine, refreshing. Very easy high range. However, the high E natural has too much "whistle" in it---sounded separated from the rest of the voice. The head voice has to mix with it so as to give it the needed blending. The high D's were more succesful at this. Overall, a beautiful sparkling performance. Brava!
Very good! Elisabeth Parcells is my dearest Mozart-singer (I hope this is properly English). She sings nearly perfect at the time 6:32 - 6:38; a very difficult part.
I can't really listen to anyone else sing this because she does it nearly perfectly in every way :)
UnaverageAmerican 9 months ago 2
Thanks so much for uploading Elizabeth Parcell's music. What a voice and musicality, artistry. Definitely one of major the voices of the 20th century.
FabioCostaMusic 10 months ago
This is so beautifully sung!
7inga7 1 year ago
SUPERB
thomastmwc 1 year ago
Elle est incomparable Sur AV sublimissima
razdoburdina 1 year ago
Elle est incomparable Sur AV
razdoburdina 1 year ago
Voz maravilhosa, âmbito do imenso e tocante. Parabéns Elizabeth. Alexandre Vivacqua
alexvivacqua 1 year ago
Beautifully sung. Indeed a marvellous voice.
But you should hear the new release of Lenneke Ruiten with the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra. A new star in the making.
breechesman 1 year ago
I WONDER WHY this Famous Michael Jackson, throw with his silver has left and has right cannot write a small check there to this Elizabeth who is OBVIOUSLY ONE incontestable genius ' VOCAL ART? what what it can develop it? Answer SVP me!!!!
ALEXISVASSILIEV 1 year ago
Divina! Mais OU VAS Le MONDE ? Ma QUESTION?
ALEXISVASSILIEV 1 year ago
I'd love her technique, and I feel that Ms. Parcells (God rest her soul) demonstrates for us the technique of the old Bel Canto singers that were prevalent in the early 20th century, e.g. galli-Curci.
The main problem that I have witht eh opera singers of our current generation is that their vowels are a bit mushy. sometimes, they'll substitute an "uh" for an "eh".
Besides, the older schooled singers such as Parcells seem to have more flexibility and artistic imagination. imo
SqueakyIri 2 years ago
Very lovely, indeed. Wonderful technique and the perfect light singing that the piece calls for---delicate and heavenly. (Anyone know who this is?)
Sills is a little too harsh and forced. Wonderful lady but her singing never appeals to me.
greenstboy 3 years ago
I meant does anyone know who conducted this?
greenstboy 3 years ago
This is magnificent,but forgive my ignorence which Mozart opera is it from?
ozzymandi 3 years ago
As far as I know, it's not. It's a concert aria.
jamalakadea 3 years ago
It's not from an opera; it's a concert aria Mozart composed for Aloysia Weber who was 16 at the time and with whom he was in love; he later married her younger sister Constanze.
Stephanie Cowell (author of the novel "Marrying Mozart" from Penguin Books)
VirajaAscona 3 years ago
Correction: this is the one he composed for her when she was the very old age of 22...! He composed a different one for her when she was 16. Stephanie
VirajaAscona 3 years ago
She must have been quite a singer! I mean, going from low Bb to high D!
primohomme 3 years ago 5
I like the color of her voice for that piece..... Not bad... And her pitch is easy and a very good interpretation! Brava!
Heraopera 3 years ago
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This not Mozart. Why she use bel canto coloraturas (5:57)? You must to the perfection: Maria Stader. I know the high E is difficult to reach, but she and Thomas Beecham produce an atmosphere without competitors.
arrassip31 3 years ago
Hear Edita Gruberova Doing it at my channel!!!!!!!!!!
leoperarm 3 years ago
I am not too fond of the quality of the voice itself,which I find too brittle and poor in overtones. However she knows how to use it, and masters this very difficult aria pretty well.
thetuscanman 4 years ago
she made it wonderful...but have you ever heard this arie sung by edita gruberova?!?! oh my god!!!
ursus1302 4 years ago
Sumi Jo doesnt touch elizabeth parcells honey sorry lol.
bruceagogox 4 years ago 10
I am deeply appreciative of your posting!
lamsauping 4 years ago
wow this is gorgeous
europelove 4 years ago 2
beautifulMozart voice - pristine, refreshing. Very easy high range. However, the high E natural has too much "whistle" in it---sounded separated from the rest of the voice. The head voice has to mix with it so as to give it the needed blending. The high D's were more succesful at this. Overall, a beautiful sparkling performance. Brava!
bossmuscle 4 years ago
Very good! Elisabeth Parcells is my dearest Mozart-singer (I hope this is properly English). She sings nearly perfect at the time 6:32 - 6:38; a very difficult part.
SecretsofLish 4 years ago
Sumi Jo does it better but this song is absolutely beautiful.
weezroxb 4 years ago
I tend to agree, and am partial to Sumi Jo's rendition also (although not a little for personal reasons). But this one is definitely superb as well.
g6c 4 years ago
I agree with the others. So much caressing of the vocal line... just amazing.
drdre333 4 years ago 2
Absolutely gorgeous, sweet, version of this area.
Andreaseye 4 years ago
the very best rendition of this heartfelt aria
julianapstome 4 years ago 2