Susan Graham as Cherubino - Non so più - Le Nozze

[elbazart]

This is the best version I found on YouTube.

Unlike other singers, Susan Graham is persuasive as a lustful teenage boy.

All the others look like drag-kings...

[wishingonthemoon1]

What a cast! I need to look up more of these clips!

[faffo27]

The perfection of Mozart's Music lives between the music style of 18th century and the taste of the singer. I think that those musical licenses and that orrible rallentato, in the end of the aria, break the balance of this amazing music.

[musicienne09]

Susan Graham is wonderful! I'm from her hometown and actually took voice lessons in high school from the same lady she studied with in high school, Ruth-Ann Griffin. I am sooooo in love with Susan Graham's voice. She is a delight in person. I went to see her sing and just wept the whole time, it was so beautiful.

I'm learning this piece right now, actually. :]

[mysterygrl013]

BEAUTIFUL VOICE

[1066anglophile]

The breathlessness does add a lot to the character of confused pubescent boy, but it' kind of disappointing in such a great song to miss out on some of the beautiful runs. Then again, I really like Susan Graham, so I don't mind that much.

[MrConductor1984]

really love the tempo and the breathlessness!

[nontew85]

thats cool!is she wearing tights for that costume?

[hillevifan]

Could you please post Marcellina and Susanna's duet please? (and Marcellina's aria if they included it?) Susan Graham is great! I saw her during the summer doing a program of French Art Songs! Bliss!

[thecelticspirit]

I upload the video as fast as I can :) I also deeply love Susan Graham... I just found a video where she's singing Dido's lament from Purcell. Wow.

[hillevifan]

Thanks! I have that entire recording. It's amazing. Susan Grahams voice fits perfectly with a baroque orchestra. Pity she doesn't seem to sing too much early music except for Dido and Handel's Ariodante