"Non piu andrai" from Le Nozze di Figaro

[shortshudson]

His technique is....lacking, to put it as kindly as possible. And he sounds way too happy. Figaro just found Cherubino in his woman's room! He's definitely not happy about it.

[sweetaztecangel69]

@shortshudson actually, after the Count orders Cherubino to leave and join the Seville regiment for being infatuated with his wife, Figaro tells Cherubino that he must give up his easy life and his women and become a soldier....so he of course has a romanticized view of the army and how he'll come back a hero..so Id think he'd either be happy/cheeky :]

[Javid518]

this is a dram tenor

[rovingdesertfox]

@Javid518 How in the world did you come to that conclusion?

[verdiepuccini]

No, it doesn't go

[Fedoton]

so-so...

[JShex]

The pianist is using too much pedal. Mozart scores are very heavy on woodwinds, and so they should played with as little petal as possible. The bass also over covers the E on top.

[ric3crack3r]

i like...

this brings me back to Austria..

[SandyRiver24]

try some singing lessons maybe a solo so low I can't hear you

[milleregrezI]

But not with this Bariton!

[whitewolf824]

Fantastic! This is one of my favourites by Mozart.

[whitewolf824]

Fantastic! This is one of my favourites by Mozart.