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  • Absolute breathtaking. *---*

  • Best version of this aria!!!

  • No one EVER recorded sang as well as the late Joan Sutherland. Crictics make remarks about her enunciation but if they'd just open their hearts, they'd be carried off to another more lovely place just like the rest of us!

  • @ncwarrenm when I read this comment I was like "hell no she didn't die!!!!!!" and then I read more and found out that she died last year .....I'm really sad now

  • The first time I listened to this, shivers runned all over my body . . . the last two minutes gave to my ears a true orgasm. Mozart was the supreme maestro, THE music genius, and Joan Sutherland one of his best singers ; as a result, a pure DIVINE thing. Above all human capacities !

    BRAVO to you two, my dears ! Hope you compose togheter where you are !

  • This is divine! I had no idea Joan sang this aria - it's now my absolute favourite interpretation! I used to adore the versions by Callas and Gruberova, but this sounds like the aria being sung exactly as it is supposed to be - precise, regimented coloratura without Joan's usual ostentatiousness - perfect for Mozart's German sensibilities.

  • Sehr Gut!

  • we will miss her so much..

  • @Nzerdickova We will not see her like again .....She was a miracle

  • In my dreams I hear her as Constaze, and Fritz Wunderlich as her Belmonte!!!

  • La perfezione!

  • Joan Sutherland's Mozart repertoire was glorious. She chose not to limit herself to only Mozart opera but she proved to be a great Konstanza, Donna Ana and I think she would have made a fine Elettra from Idomeneo. Her voice was considered heavy and big for Mozart but she had a lot of technique. This Martern Aller Arten is marvelous and grand.

  • @MastersoftheOpera She has a recording of D'Oreste D'Aijace on YouTube, stunning Elettra!

  • Écoutez Deutekom, ça c'est parfait!!

  • I love her intensity her grandiosity her ability to uleash a storm. Im not a "purist" I dont think theres any room for them in the long run, Rules bore me I also love the way callas songs this as well with great intensity the orchestra cant even keep up with her on the scales.

  • FLAWLESS scales...

  • PERFEKT PERFEKT PERFEKT!!!!!

    Ja, das ist es!!!!!!

    Was für eine Freude, dies zu hören!!!!!!!!!!

  • Midas, would you mind correcting the title? The aria is named "Marte*r*n aller Arten" ("Tortures of all sorts"), and it deserves being spelled correctly.

  • Brava!!!amazing fiatto!!i love her singing this

  • Mozart was not Joans usual repertoir but this piece is amazing. Their is no struggling at all with this very difficult piece. The breathing control & quality of voice will never be heard again in my lifetime. I can assure you at the time of writing this Dame Joan is alive & well

  • Her best performance of this aria (the 3rd I've heard, I think?)! Wow - gorgeous!

  • I agree. It is her best.

    Regards-JOHN

  • anybody wish she had also recorded guinias ah se crudel?

  • Miss Joan betta do it!!!!!

  • Will it ever be a voice like this again?

  • @Sadiesexy Unfortunately no- she was a miracle!!!

  • @Sadiesexy yes

  • WOW what a fluid singer. her legato is amazing, how she holds herself on those brilliant coloratura notes.

    lovely performance.

  • She tosses off the runs like they're nothing when in fact they're so devilishly hard!! I love this performance.

  • Whew! I think this is the only performance I've heard where the soloist doesn't obviously struggle, the orchestra doesn't obviously struggle, the two play off of each other, and all involved play with a very clear flow.

    Mozart performances tend to be really clunky.. not here!

  • Simply perfect.

  • This is the first time I have heard her sing in German.

  • Sorry janraei......I didn't mean to give you a thumbs down on your comment......lol.....and accident!

  • There, I fixed the problem:)

  • @janraei She didn't really sing in German hahaha

    but the singing is incredible!!! she can even sing through very long phrases with enough support! amazing!

  • wow- this must be after her first performances of Lucia as the voice was already getting dramatic. Any chance u can provide more details on concert and UPLOAD more from it? Thanks heaps- the sound is wonderfully clear!

  • LOL! Getting dramatic? She sang Wagner before she found out that she was a dramatic coloratura. She was quite dramatic BEFORE she sang this rep, thank you. ;)

  • WOW! Such control!

  • I totally agree!

  • I love this song! All I can really say is that this is wonderful. Much better than some other versions I've heard!

  • I had never heard this recording before; the only performance of the aria by Sutherland with which I am familiar is the one on her famous "Art of the Prima Donna" album, recorded one year later. The performance here is magnificent, Sutherland in the plenitude of her vocal splendor, displaying tremendous breath control and technical skill as well as intensity in the declamatory sections. Certainly the equal (at least) of the great performances of the aria by Devia, Sills, Callas, and Lehmann.

  • As another great Konstanze I have to mention Erika Köth, who is sadly underrated here...

  • It is interesting that lighter-voiced Konstanzes such as those of Koth as well as Hempel and Ivogun are all wonderful in this dramatic coloratura aria. All three were great Mozart singers.

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