windstorm 1000: she started out as a pop singer. If you were able to see and hear this whole DVD you would see the way the music evolves between these four wonderful musicians. This bit we have watched here is an early rehearsal and Kiri is learning to sing jazz, which is another animal entirely.
I don't think she sings anything like an opera singer here. Have you heard her sing opera?
Breath windstorm, let it wash over you - it will be a much more enjoyable experience.
windstorm 1000: she started out as a pop singer. If you were able to see and hear this whole DVD you would see the way the music evolves between these four wonderful musicians. This bit we have watched here is an early rehearsal and Kiri is learning to sing jazz, which is another animal entirely.
I don't think she sings anything like an opera singer here. Have you heard her sing opera?
Breath windstorm, let it wash over you - it will be a much more enjoyable experience. With respect.
Why do opera singers insist on doing pop? Its like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole!! is it conceit that just because you can hit high c's you fell entitled to do Broadway??? These are two voice types folks.
@windstorm1000 well Autumn Leaves is not associated with Broadway
and really, musicians can sing anything they love, nobody is forced to listen to it against their will, and an artist wouldnt really serve themselves or listeners by placing limits on their creativity or how much love they express
both of these pieces are quite beautiful to me, and I am very very glad to have them available to listen to
@theblueangel28 You are right--we go to the concerts of singers we enjoy, or buy CD's of people we like listening to--it IS taste thing. I really liked what you said about artists not putting limits on their creativity--That's one of the most intelligent, perceptive comments I've heard about artists in general here. Thanks for broadening my tastes--I still prefer certain things, but don't we all. Love to you back.
Caught this rendition a few years ago on a PBS special - have been trying to find it again ever since - I believe there was an album/disk named "Kiri Te Kanawa - Sidetracks" that was released shortly afterwards that featured these wonderful performers - thank you so much for the upload
Not convinced that this renditon by Kiri is her best.I adore her voice in every other song I have heard ,but this song and her interpretation of it,does not inspire me.
Que douce voix pour cette chanson, J'aime beaucoup Feuilles mortes in French merci Kiri
pour cette version, thank you very much
maxicelab 1 day ago
They may respect each other, but obviously they are not relaxed. After all, the result is perfect and fits to the sophisticated song.
zzausel 2 weeks ago
A beautiiful traitress.
LeoInterHyenaem 5 months ago
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windstorm 1000: she started out as a pop singer. If you were able to see and hear this whole DVD you would see the way the music evolves between these four wonderful musicians. This bit we have watched here is an early rehearsal and Kiri is learning to sing jazz, which is another animal entirely.
I don't think she sings anything like an opera singer here. Have you heard her sing opera?
Breath windstorm, let it wash over you - it will be a much more enjoyable experience.
With respect.
Aidyl44 9 months ago
windstorm 1000: she started out as a pop singer. If you were able to see and hear this whole DVD you would see the way the music evolves between these four wonderful musicians. This bit we have watched here is an early rehearsal and Kiri is learning to sing jazz, which is another animal entirely.
I don't think she sings anything like an opera singer here. Have you heard her sing opera?
Breath windstorm, let it wash over you - it will be a much more enjoyable experience. With respect.
Aidyl44 9 months ago
Why do opera singers insist on doing pop? Its like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole!! is it conceit that just because you can hit high c's you fell entitled to do Broadway??? These are two voice types folks.
windstorm1000 1 year ago
@windstorm1000 well Autumn Leaves is not associated with Broadway
and really, musicians can sing anything they love, nobody is forced to listen to it against their will, and an artist wouldnt really serve themselves or listeners by placing limits on their creativity or how much love they express
both of these pieces are quite beautiful to me, and I am very very glad to have them available to listen to
-Love
theblueangel28 1 year ago
@theblueangel28 You are right--we go to the concerts of singers we enjoy, or buy CD's of people we like listening to--it IS taste thing. I really liked what you said about artists not putting limits on their creativity--That's one of the most intelligent, perceptive comments I've heard about artists in general here. Thanks for broadening my tastes--I still prefer certain things, but don't we all. Love to you back.
windstorm1000 1 year ago
Caught this rendition a few years ago on a PBS special - have been trying to find it again ever since - I believe there was an album/disk named "Kiri Te Kanawa - Sidetracks" that was released shortly afterwards that featured these wonderful performers - thank you so much for the upload
refundrick 1 year ago
Not convinced that this renditon by Kiri is her best.I adore her voice in every other song I have heard ,but this song and her interpretation of it,does not inspire me.
m10234 1 year ago
lovely! thanks for sharing :)
cozmin1984 2 years ago
LIsten to the first minute and a half of this vid.
I ask you: Who knew that such a beautiful tune was eclipsed under all the vapid, insipid ornamentation w/which Autumn Leaves is usually "adorned"?
lisag6 2 years ago
There are only a few version of this song that I really like....Dame Kiri Te Kanawa's rendition here is definitely on my top list.
porippon 3 years ago 6
previn says that she should be given the copy write on this tune..I agree
fralaw 3 years ago 5
Volume is too low
ytrogergt 3 years ago