The mellowness and evenness and control in his rich vibrato is my favorite thing about his art. I just saw him this weekend live for the first time, and his "furibondo" surprised even me. I've never heard him handle such demanding passages.
There´s is a certain voluptuous quality about him and the colour of his voice that seems to me quite...lascivious. (does it sound too strong?) And what makes this more surprising is that he´s got such a macho look. Countertenors generally look rather angelic.
I saw a group on a TV show about men singing with a high voice. They were an odd group of, I think 3 men, and the lead singer sang in a "soprano" voice, but the songs were very "WIERD". I liked them though. Does this ring a bell with anyone? Does anyone know their name?I'd like to watch them perform again.
Perhaps, if you have any real interest, you may obtain a deeper education about the male soprano voice which enjoyed favor for 300 years and is now coming back into favor as it is so beautiful. Nothing weird about it my friend.
I think you misunderstood me. I think the male soprano voice is quite beautiful and has a very unique quality. The first time I ever heard a male soprano voice was on a TV program and the songs this man was singing were very "weird" and dark. I was hoping someone would recognize this group and could supply a name so that I could purchase a recording.I actually didn't like the songs, but I enjoyed listening to him sing.
This man is art in the purest sense of the word.
esarfmij 5 months ago
The mellowness and evenness and control in his rich vibrato is my favorite thing about his art. I just saw him this weekend live for the first time, and his "furibondo" surprised even me. I've never heard him handle such demanding passages.
SlovenskyRaj 1 year ago
There´s is a certain voluptuous quality about him and the colour of his voice that seems to me quite...lascivious. (does it sound too strong?) And what makes this more surprising is that he´s got such a macho look. Countertenors generally look rather angelic.
nestordgr 1 year ago
I love anything he records. He sings Orfeo in my home town this season!
tristanchord85 2 years ago
I've the cd!!! It'a great!!
Gentario 3 years ago
eh, he never got me. I much prefer the tone that Vitas' technique provides.
KrisnJimmy 3 years ago
OMG I love the part Ich habe genug!
Slash your wrists honeys...woooow.
Taking back all...must buy!
andreasscholl 3 years ago
I'm not sure from his Bach interpretation.
Need to listen more to it...
May grow in it!
He's got sa verry good German language!
andreasscholl 3 years ago
Too much vibrato for me..
gehaktmolen 3 years ago
I saw a group on a TV show about men singing with a high voice. They were an odd group of, I think 3 men, and the lead singer sang in a "soprano" voice, but the songs were very "WIERD". I liked them though. Does this ring a bell with anyone? Does anyone know their name?I'd like to watch them perform again.
ripleysb 3 years ago
Perhaps, if you have any real interest, you may obtain a deeper education about the male soprano voice which enjoyed favor for 300 years and is now coming back into favor as it is so beautiful. Nothing weird about it my friend.
mrmolinodelahoz 2 years ago
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ripleysb 2 years ago
I think you misunderstood me. I think the male soprano voice is quite beautiful and has a very unique quality. The first time I ever heard a male soprano voice was on a TV program and the songs this man was singing were very "weird" and dark. I was hoping someone would recognize this group and could supply a name so that I could purchase a recording.I actually didn't like the songs, but I enjoyed listening to him sing.
ripleysb 2 years ago
Just look in You Tube under countertenor,
male sopranist, castrato, ( A term which I do not like but has historical relation?
And you will find all sorts of great performers available to you.
I have come to the point where I now prefer the male soprano voice over the women´s voice because it has more substance and very often more technique.
mrmolinodelahoz 2 years ago