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I love it!!!
Youkali67 3 months ago
Thank you for this!
walkcordatus 11 months ago
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What a wonderful version!
elettrofisa 1 year ago
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gotterhaus 1 year ago
Jean-Pierre Ponnell was very insightful.
gotterhaus 1 year ago
Fantastic, thanks!
lissiepuerto 1 year ago
It is nice seeing Ms. Schmidt when she isn't dressed as a man. She's great in Strauss pants roles, but this is lovely.
waustad 1 year ago
It has one flaw: it stops too soon. Or is there a part 2?
voxhunden 1 year ago
Very great :)
SokolHht 2 years ago 2
hopefully you all noticed the lutenist is playing "left-handed." His lute was made to point to the right instead of the left.
williejax2 2 years ago
nah a bit overdone, too staccato for the rittornello's, the singing is good though :)
AnimaMiaPerdona 2 years ago
L'Orfeo is the most pure and fresh music i have ever heard. I find this document very interesting. Thank you.
Schollistico 2 years ago 4
the sound is really beautiful, and authenticity has been joined with verve and life.
mrmolinodelahoz 2 years ago 3
theorbo guy at 4.40 miam miam miam :p
phlarrdboi 2 years ago
MERAVIGLIOSO!
robinflor70 2 years ago 2
What a wonderful version!
wellbn1 2 years ago 14
GRAN OPERA
jorgealbertobaron 2 years ago 2
MUSICA, SIGNORI... LA MUSICA!
dequadix 2 years ago 8
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OMG! This video is awesome! I'm astonished with the quality and beauty of the production!
Polluxgeminae 2 years ago 6
Thank you so much for sharing this treasure with us; now we can compare with the other performances on YouTube. Only Jordi Savall includes the drum flourishes; did he add them? Harnoncourt's direction is always more lively and interesting in this music, and I prefer the singing here as well.
billyguns2 3 years ago 13