I am Brazilian MMA fighter kick the box bh but appreciate the modern and contemporary ballet piece with this music inspired by the delicacy and emotional music q ta had never heard in my cel and hear every day. Congratulations to the dancers.
The Costume Designer Mist be Lauded For A Brilliant Interpretation Of A High Baroque Restoration London Brothel in a Cataclysm With Saint Paul's Cathedral.
@JOSEMERO49 This comment is so blatantly ignorant, I don't know where to begin. Comments like these aren't good for one's health. They're going to find me dead in my bathroom one day of an aneurism and it's going to be youtube's fault. Thanks a lot.
This version of the "Cold Song" from Henry Purcell's 1691 opera "King Arthur" is sung by Klaus Nomi. The orginal part was written for bass and sung by the character "Cold Genius" as he reluctantly awoke from his slumber.
@Siristaromen Yes, the one and only Klaus Nomi, (born Jan.24th, 1944), very beautifully performing music by the one and only Henry Purcell, (born Sept.10th, 1659).
@81920011Pardon me for correcting you but it's by Henry Purcell the English composer and it was written in the late 17th Century. It is from the opera King Arthur. This is a pop interpretation of it.
In this video, Klaus Nomis ings Purcell’s strange aria The Cold Song from the English 17th century baroque opera King Arthur
The opera’s composer Purcell died in 1695 from incurable T.B. aged 36, while in 1983 Klaus sadly died succumbing to complications due to Aids, aged 39. Both men were remarkably talented but died so young.
What power art thou, who from below Hast made me rise unwillingly and slow From beds of everlasting snow See’st thou not ( how stiff )2) and wondrous old Far unfit to bear the bitter cold, I ( can scarcely move or draw my breath )2) Let me, let me freeze again to death.3)
@farhaadyousefi it's "King Athur, of Purcell. that precise moment is "What power art thou" that, centuries later , klaus Nomi ended up singing (in his own way) calling it, god knows why..."the cold song".
@firstlaughinghyena Well it makes sense. It is a cold song. The lyrics implying someone is freezing to death...the way it's sung also...very staccato which is reminiscent of shivering.
@eddiesamuel1 i know what the aria is about. i just found very surprising that he dared changing the title though he didn't change anything about the lyrics nor the melody (some might say that the only change is that he is less good that an opera singer). i've seen interview he gave and he seems very much like an humble guy with a good sense of humour so it doesn't really match with his personality. but maybe i'm wrong and he was an ass! what power art thou was not a bad title.
melts me..this very dance
7antoosah 2 hours ago
the song,the dancers,the choreography,the atmosphere..it's magical..unique..sincere art..
danceartist3698 17 hours ago
GORGEOUS AND IMPRESSIVE IN EVERY WAY!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING! ♡ƸӜƷIngrid
butterflyingrid 19 hours ago in playlist Favorite videos
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Luschina 5 days ago
this is breathtaking! performance and song.
zmeekee 1 week ago
ALTURA
HildaLauraMartinez 1 week ago
halloooo kaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnn mir jemand sagen wo wir leben
messi9694 3 weeks ago
@messi9694 ja in deiner mutter
messi9694 3 weeks ago
I loved yhe song before... With this video/dance... i don't have the words... Tremendous...
LetrasSoltas 3 weeks ago
I am Brazilian MMA fighter kick the box bh but appreciate the modern and contemporary ballet piece with this music inspired by the delicacy and emotional music q ta had never heard in my cel and hear every day. Congratulations to the dancers.
gutto24 3 weeks ago
!!!!!Maravillosa y mágica!!!!!!
fuentedelunaclara 3 weeks ago
It is music from XVII century semi-opera "King Arthur'. Air 'Cold genius'. Composer: Purcelli. Nomi just sings.
zmor68 1 month ago
fantastic!
ArmenRa 1 month ago
@ArmenRa nooooooooo
messi9694 3 weeks ago
The Costume Designer Mist be Lauded For A Brilliant Interpretation Of A High Baroque Restoration London Brothel in a Cataclysm With Saint Paul's Cathedral.
Anthonyvincent111 1 month ago
This one left em breathless-- couldn't finish eating
Marielena5058 1 month ago
Beatiful!
dinagante 1 month ago
bellisimo,me emocione muchisimo,hasta las lagrimas,Naomi es un angel,su voz,y la interpretacion de este tema es muy sentida......the rest is silence
josefinagimenez41 1 month ago
absolutely exquisite
dreamtripper789 1 month ago
WOW - thanks so much for posting!
hinepare 1 month ago
Ballet performance is amazing!
XDiaz2008 1 month ago
That was beautiful
shivkite770 1 month ago
tremendous!
MrStrictlyIntimate 1 month ago
Bellissimo
mercurio9inrete 2 months ago
Восторг!
Спасибо.............
DIDOBALLA 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
check out my video of the Geneva Ballet Show dancing to Zak Ba Daz. Magnificent performance with clothes by Isabel Toledo.
recovergirl 2 months ago
Good music, despite having been overly used by other choreographers.
The choreography is very weak and full of clichés of (dejà vue) European dance.
The dancers do not know how to express in this language and the costumes too fattening.
Sorry....
AdoroBallet 2 months ago
Splendide...Merci
LuceBrera 2 months ago
ArkiVisuA!..
Dance *!*
VjArkiv 3 months ago
Original composer is Henri Purcell (1961)
SimonaPiano 3 months ago
Well-made piece of modern and cold ballet, indeed. The syncopated voice appropriate for the topic
JOSEMERO49 3 months ago
@JOSEMERO49 This comment is so blatantly ignorant, I don't know where to begin. Comments like these aren't good for one's health. They're going to find me dead in my bathroom one day of an aneurism and it's going to be youtube's fault. Thanks a lot.
TheTempleVision 2 months ago
This version of the "Cold Song" from Henry Purcell's 1691 opera "King Arthur" is sung by Klaus Nomi. The orginal part was written for bass and sung by the character "Cold Genius" as he reluctantly awoke from his slumber.
telucis1 3 months ago
awesome,and what is the music.!?
farhaadyousefi 3 months ago
@farhaadyousefi the cold song by klaus nomi
81920011 3 months ago 4
music is from Henry Purcell
kind regards. piet
zeilclubsailavie 2 months ago
@81920011 The Cold Song by Henry Purcell from his dramatic opera 'King Arthur' (circa 1691); here very beautifully sung by Klaus Nomi.
marcgibsontube 1 month ago 5
@marcgibsontube Klaus Nomi? You mean, the one born 24 I 1944? (Date just found on Google.)
Siristaromen 1 week ago
@Siristaromen Yes, the one and only Klaus Nomi, (born Jan.24th, 1944), very beautifully performing music by the one and only Henry Purcell, (born Sept.10th, 1659).
marcgibsontube 1 week ago
@81920011Pardon me for correcting you but it's by Henry Purcell the English composer and it was written in the late 17th Century. It is from the opera King Arthur. This is a pop interpretation of it.
Ironbulluk 4 weeks ago
@farhaadyousefi This is the aria 'What power art thou' from Henry Purcell's opera King Arthur (1691)
VivaTenors 2 months ago
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@VivaTenors thanks for the info,but can you also tell me the meaning of the :"What power art thou'" coz Google didn't help much.. :)
farhaadyousefi 2 months ago
In this video, Klaus Nomis ings Purcell’s strange aria The Cold Song from the English 17th century baroque opera King Arthur
The opera’s composer Purcell died in 1695 from incurable T.B. aged 36, while in 1983 Klaus sadly died succumbing to complications due to Aids, aged 39. Both men were remarkably talented but died so young.
ElfoMor 2 months ago 2
@ElfoMor ———- Purcell’s Cold Genius ———–
What power art thou, who from below Hast made me rise unwillingly and slow From beds of everlasting snow See’st thou not ( how stiff )2) and wondrous old Far unfit to bear the bitter cold, I ( can scarcely move or draw my breath )2) Let me, let me freeze again to death.3)
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ElfoMor 2 months ago
@farhaadyousefi it's "King Athur, of Purcell. that precise moment is "What power art thou" that, centuries later , klaus Nomi ended up singing (in his own way) calling it, god knows why..."the cold song".
firstlaughinghyena 2 months ago
@firstlaughinghyena Well it makes sense. It is a cold song. The lyrics implying someone is freezing to death...the way it's sung also...very staccato which is reminiscent of shivering.
eddiesamuel1 2 months ago
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@eddiesamuel1 i know what the aria is about. i just found very surprising that he dared changing the title though he didn't change anything about the lyrics nor the melody (some might say that the only change is that he is less good that an opera singer). i've seen interview he gave and he seems very much like an humble guy with a good sense of humour so it doesn't really match with his personality. but maybe i'm wrong and he was an ass! what power art thou was not a bad title.
firstlaughinghyena 2 months ago
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XDiaz2008 1 month ago
@farhaadyousefi music: the cold song by klaus nomi. READ!
manugra100 2 weeks ago
merci!
annabelle6044 4 months ago