Jessye Norman - You must believe in spring (Michel Legrand)

[uforagain]

If it doesn’t work completely, it works in part. An intriguing meeting of strangers (different genres) at least illustrates interesting moments of synergy.

[DwiteTheSpriteKnight]

Her talent is so blatant that I find it hard to fathom how anyone could not at least respect it, even if this is not a style of music that they enjoy.

[fromUrals]

It's winter. It's snowing.I'm in Russia.I believe in spring.

[solidsenderone]

True fine artistry.

This talent and her interpretation belong in a musical/entertainment genre somewhere near and abouts "High Humanity."

Rather than name calling (opera, jazz, White, Black, familiar, the other, etc.) let's picture this:

A highly trained voice from a beyond beautiful artist, brings to life a LeGrand interpretation on Spring & Love.

Do tell: Do you know what what love is? If you do then can you tell me why Spring haunts all of us still searching?

I remember now I must believe.

[6040Jackie]

She is an opera singer and needs to stick to that genre.

[alexanderkrampe]

@6040Jackie

this is a pretty small intelligent prejudice of musical interpretation

[cooperdogable]

I love her interpretation of this exquisite Michel Legrand -Bergman song. Tony Bennett has a nice version also. A great song!

[normallawrence]

I believe in spring and love!

[Cergioization]

She can really take us to the emotions of the song... Quite nice...

[TinSpajic]

this is rape



[Baruchyoseph8]

Excellent singer - interesting interpreatation.

[manutization]

un insulto al Jazz y a la música Académica...

[TheDeal007]

Beautiful!

[simonsmatthew]

Who is the pianist?

[jeremyfdz]

@simonsmatthew Mark Markham is the pianist that I believe she uses.

[thehappypimp]

This is either some very clever parody or just the worst rendition of this song e v e r!

[rdangelo]

Sorry, but she takes herself just a bit too seriously.

[Santuzza01]

BRAVO!!!!