@Saruman38 Unfortunately, this was made for SPANISH PEOPLE, hence the voice over. Learn Spanish and you will get it... it would be easier than understanding K's hideous French. Or, altenatively, fuck off! :-P
Thank you for the translation!!! Carreras and Karajan were kindred spirits and they worked very well together. Karajan did NOT destroy Carreras' voice, and Carreras is very proud of the work that he did with Karajan, his very favorite conductor.
Karajan was a truly great conductor but cared or understood voices very little-that's not just Carreras but El.Schwarzkopff also writes about it.
Carreras should've moved to dramatic repertoir where he distroyed his beautiful, lyric voice and the man who asked him to do it was Maestro Karajan. If the greatest opera conductore doesn't understand or cares about voices, what about others?
@Cesaare Karajan turned all operas into soap operas, all pretty with not power, drama, excitement. I've seen all of his Wagner and a few Strauss along with Fidelio, etc. and it was less than worthwhile.
Illness and Katia Ricciarelli destroyed Carrera's voice... I met hm in Rome in 1986, his face was really grey. Of course, Karajan was mostly a symphonic conductor, he had not too much to do with Belcanto....
You got it right, dont worry. just a few details here and there (mostly the way things were said but nothing to really worry) Y sí, hablo leo y entiendo perfectamente bien el Español.
...the complete orchestra and a selection of the greatest singers of the world. In some way we created a sort of group and worked together so often. We're going to do a Tosca disc because I use to make the disc first, and then it could be useful for a film production, either for television or for cinema. These are our next projects. I'm so satisfied with him, because we really need someone who can represent our working spirit. I'm so happy for the opportunity to count on him...
My career started long time ago, but we've been working together for 5 years in a very fantastic way, and I'm very satisfied with it because we did our best, first of all his voice, so young and brilliant on stage. We've just finished working at Don Carlos performance appearing soon and now at Aida in Salzburg, that's going to be something great. In the Festival palace are going to be more than 300 musicians, Vienna's and Sofia's choir.
No subtitles= 1 star.
(And when I think he's speaking French but there is this stupid Spanish voice-over which screws everything).
Saruman38 2 years ago
Agreed. He is speaking French. At least don't voice-over when HE'S speaking.
SteveAndrewLangford 1 year ago
@Saruman38 Unfortunately, this was made for SPANISH PEOPLE, hence the voice over. Learn Spanish and you will get it... it would be easier than understanding K's hideous French. Or, altenatively, fuck off! :-P
amatorynumber 1 year ago
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Matt54e 2 years ago
The classical establishment scorned mario Lanza, the great tenor just because he sang mostly popular songs.
I´d like to know what Karajan thought about Lanza.
panegyricoo 2 years ago
Thank you for the translation!!! Carreras and Karajan were kindred spirits and they worked very well together. Karajan did NOT destroy Carreras' voice, and Carreras is very proud of the work that he did with Karajan, his very favorite conductor.
novice1959 3 years ago 4
Here´s the guy who distroided Carreras voice!!!
corellilover 3 years ago
If you mean 'destroyed' - I doubt Carreras would agree with you.
Daeghraefn 3 years ago 5
Karajan was a truly great conductor but cared or understood voices very little-that's not just Carreras but El.Schwarzkopff also writes about it.
Carreras should've moved to dramatic repertoir where he distroyed his beautiful, lyric voice and the man who asked him to do it was Maestro Karajan. If the greatest opera conductore doesn't understand or cares about voices, what about others?
Cesaare 2 years ago
he oversaw the decline of Wagner singing in Germany - a secret agent of Habsburg !
etiterum 2 years ago
@etiterum You don't think his cancer problems had anything to do with his career?
rumpwrestler 1 year ago
@rumpwrestler - who are you talking about ? I think Carreras had a cancer. But I was writing about Karajan.
etiterum 1 year ago
@Cesaare Karajan turned all operas into soap operas, all pretty with not power, drama, excitement. I've seen all of his Wagner and a few Strauss along with Fidelio, etc. and it was less than worthwhile.
rumpwrestler 1 year ago
@rumpwrestler Disagree totaly. The best productionof the operas were when Karajan was not only conducting but directing them.
Watch his Don Carlos-the best stageg and performed opera I've ever seen.
If you have your real opinion and not just what some "wise" critics say, please, tell me who is in your opinion is the best opera conductor
Cesaare 1 year ago
Illness and Katia Ricciarelli destroyed Carrera's voice... I met hm in Rome in 1986, his face was really grey. Of course, Karajan was mostly a symphonic conductor, he had not too much to do with Belcanto....
gaemp 2 years ago
Thank you very much. I always wondered what would such a great musician like Herbert von Karajan say about Carreras. I'm not disappointed.
djura3 3 years ago
(3rd part)
...we're close friends, and I wish him all the best.
-What about his voice?
Well, if we've to define it, I'd say that it's re real voice of Belcanto Italiano.
This is what, more or less, I've understood. Maybe I forgot something or made mistakes. But that is the sense of what he said.
inmylife9 3 years ago
You got it right, dont worry. just a few details here and there (mostly the way things were said but nothing to really worry) Y sí, hablo leo y entiendo perfectamente bien el Español.
DerMeister2007 3 years ago
(2nd part)
...the complete orchestra and a selection of the greatest singers of the world. In some way we created a sort of group and worked together so often. We're going to do a Tosca disc because I use to make the disc first, and then it could be useful for a film production, either for television or for cinema. These are our next projects. I'm so satisfied with him, because we really need someone who can represent our working spirit. I'm so happy for the opportunity to count on him...
inmylife9 3 years ago 2
(1st part)
Is it a long time since you worked tohether?
My career started long time ago, but we've been working together for 5 years in a very fantastic way, and I'm very satisfied with it because we did our best, first of all his voice, so young and brilliant on stage. We've just finished working at Don Carlos performance appearing soon and now at Aida in Salzburg, that's going to be something great. In the Festival palace are going to be more than 300 musicians, Vienna's and Sofia's choir.
inmylife9 3 years ago
Can anybody translate this in English?
djura3 3 years ago