Lydia

[Barwasser]

is he holding a imaginary sheet?^^

btw. the last words are "mourir toujours...

[ecospock]

the "e" at the end of "puisse" is not accented, meaning it should be sung as a schwa (and would not be spoken at all), otherwise that was beautiful

[SuperMurton]

@ecospock

But if you know the song, you would know that there is a note on that "e", so even though you're right about the pronounciation when speaking french the "e" still has to be sung. Composers fault then! :o) It's always easier to blame thing on a dead guy ;o)s

[elfefesterling]

t sound as to fuck and not to kiss, anyways nice voice tho, watch your hand too please

[HotChick69000000]

Nice job!

[Los3JInetes]

TRÈS BIEN!

[ilovechopinprelude]

wow your french speaking diction is awesome. But be careful with mixing it with your singing french. Not bad at all.

[transat1anticism]

be careful not to fall into spoken french while singing--big no-no in the classical world. and watch out for the conducting with your hand...it just makes you look either nervous or unsure of the music.

nice otherwise.

[typicalsoprano]

Ahhhh!!! No uvular rs!!! No uvular rs in classical French! You need to take French diction badly. Just warning you now, because uvular rs in classical French are considered vulgar, let alone wrong. Sung French and spoken French are two very different animals. That's not the only rule.

[pikamom11]

Hey, if they're good enough for Natalie Dessay...

[ascohn]

@typicalsoprano In English, "[something] is considered vulgar, let alone wrong" is unidiomatic. Advice for everyone! ;)

[soundlogik]

great voice, watch the hand conducting

[arkibet]

Wow - you really do have a flair for languages.

[pikamom11]

Je t'aime, garçon.