Bravooo!!!! Juan Diego, que talentoso y correcto es este tenor!!! Su bella voz sirve muy el texto de Gluck!!!Bravooo!!!, gracias por compartir con todos nosotros!!!
There's nothing surprising about Orfeo being sung by a tenor. This is the 1774 Paris version -Orphée et Eurydice-, revised by Gluck and with a tenor singing the part.
Try Richard Croft's version : although the voice is darker (which is, in my opinion more appropriate considering the theme of the aria), it's as flexible as Florez's (if not more). Moreover, although Florez's tone is very nice, it gets a bit shrilly at times as opposed to Croft's velvety timbre. All in all, Croft & Florez are wonderful artists, but my preference goes to Croft.
Does anyone know the painter and/or provenance of the painting starting at 00:28 into the video? It is clearly Orpheus and Eurydice farewelling Pluto and Persephone when they leave the underworld.
Bravooo!!!! Juan Diego, que talentoso y correcto es este tenor!!! Su bella voz sirve muy el texto de Gluck!!!Bravooo!!!, gracias por compartir con todos nosotros!!!
tenorschofield 1 year ago
I prefer women singing this aria!!
his voice is too strong, he shouts!!
and his french is rather bad
padronaserva 1 year ago
I prefer women voice for this aria, just listen to Elisabeth Schwartzkoph....she's amazing !!!! in italien is better "che faro senza Euridice"
he is too stong, he shouts
padronaserva 1 year ago
@padronaserva If you prefer a woman singing this aria, why the hell are you looking for this? go to Elisabeth's posts
Camdeus 11 months ago
There's nothing surprising about Orfeo being sung by a tenor. This is the 1774 Paris version -Orphée et Eurydice-, revised by Gluck and with a tenor singing the part.
ninetta209 1 year ago
orfeo un tenore?
donalfonsotube 1 year ago
@donalfonsotube
Like you I'm surprised to listen to this aria sung by a man but I do like it.
At last it has been done. Apart from that point J.D. Florez sings French
perfectly.
dacor31 1 year ago 2
@dacor31 i don't like it!
I prefer women singing
padronaserva 1 year ago
this is my favorite rendition of this aria.
diuscorvus 1 year ago
he sounds a bit tired here. and the orchestra is terrible in my opinion
Elried 1 year ago
¡¡¡SUPREMO JUAN DIEGO¡¡¡ Heredero, in-
discutible, de las antologicas versiones,
que grabararon en el disco, y dejaron pa-
ra siempre un enorme recuerdo, Simone-
au y Gedda; Y ahora Juan Diego, viene, y
completa, con su ¡¡Suprema Interpretaci-
on!! Una Trilogia perfecta, e, imposible de
de superar.
danibal54 2 years ago 2
Splendid. Thank you for posting this.
TedMichaelMorgan 3 years ago
Try Richard Croft's version : although the voice is darker (which is, in my opinion more appropriate considering the theme of the aria), it's as flexible as Florez's (if not more). Moreover, although Florez's tone is very nice, it gets a bit shrilly at times as opposed to Croft's velvety timbre. All in all, Croft & Florez are wonderful artists, but my preference goes to Croft.
rayangreene 2 years ago
I prefer the velvety sound . . . that's a good word, rather than ''dark. ''
moo7chi7ld 2 years ago
Does anyone know the painter and/or provenance of the painting starting at 00:28 into the video? It is clearly Orpheus and Eurydice farewelling Pluto and Persephone when they leave the underworld.
deewhytony 3 years ago
Orpheus and Eurydice, Pierre-Paul Rubens.
ninetta209 3 years ago
´Rara avis una persona con su cultura pictórica y musical !! La felicito, y gracias por haberla hecho llegar a nosotros.
Erial80
erial80 2 years ago
excelente...
quintavale 3 years ago
Extraordinario!
alfredogerm 3 years ago
BRILLIANT!
Thanks Ninetta :)
hwhap13 3 years ago
Superbe !
Merci
raminagrobisssssssss 3 years ago
magnific!
thank you for posting it!
aiulina 3 years ago
Celestial!!!
deutchesrequiem 3 years ago