M. del Monaco & A. Rothenberger "Libiamo" La Traviata

[TheAmanditamartins]

bom de mais

[AllievodiCecchele]

Ahimè questo era il "secondo" del Monaco e certo non si può dire che il suo canto sia GRANDE in questa situazione!

Onore al grande Mario di cui, in quanto tenore lirico spinto/drammatico, vorrei essere emulo!

Grazie MARIO!

[11return]

R.I.P. Anneliese

[tomzoricic]

of course this is not his "Fach" ,but whatever he sung was something special! Isn't it?! :)

[me47244]

yes, you're right!

[aoknponte]

Lipsing? allora non ditemelo, meglio essere ingannato che sapere la verita' in questo caso; non sapevo che potesse essere capace di essere ingannato a credere che il falso lo poteva credere il piu' bello / il meglio, il curioso e' che ancora ci credo !

[MARISOLDELMONACO]

Il piu' grande tenore di tutti i tempi.

Bravo Mario sei un mostro sacro

[tightlygagged]

There is nothing 'surprising' about Anneliese Rothenberger's virtue; the attempt to condescend to such a great singer is pathetic to say the least. Rothenberger was one of the last real singers, not only on German television but, before that, sought-after in every light/coloratura Mozart and Strauss role, and in other parts ranging from Hanna Glawari to Lulu.

[Irrevernt1]

@tightlygagged

Yes indeed! Loving A.R. as a performer and a person is no basis for guilt or surprise. She also always radiated beauty and charm for ANY age. Für diesen alten volleingedeutschten Ami-Soldat der 60er Jahre war sie der Allerwichtigsten aus vielen verzaubernden Einflüssen, die ihn von dieser Musik begeistert hat. She was foremost among marvelous German performers opening a magic world to a US soldier who loved living in it ever since. Küß' die Hand, gnädigste aller Frauen!

[rovingdesertfox]

what's the definition of a live broadcast?

[louvet66]

Ce qui est gênant c'est surtout ce play back.

[aoknponte]

Se solo tutto si potesse essere o fatto cosi bello cosi perfetto cosi pieno cosi completo, vivessimo in paradiso.

[LeslieSoprano1960]

Thanks for posting this!  Anneliese Rothenberger's voice is superb, and it's not often we get to hear Mario Del Monaco singing excerpts from Traviata, since he was known more for his dramatic roles, like Otello and Canio in Pagliacci.

[easypad]

wunderschön

[jokielcgn]

Große deutsche Fernseh-Unterhaltung der 70 er.

[aoknponte]

Ambidue bravissimi e bellissimi and what a fit!

[pearlmuth3]

let us be fair, del monaco was older here singing a more lyric opera, really not his fach at all. He was the greatest Dramatic tenor in our time and he had a great big voice, especially for Otello.

[nnsochedirti]

Mario è qualcosa di incredibile

[Azzenstudent]

Rothenberger is a guilty pleasure. I lived in Germany in the 1970s and she was all over TV. I used to see her and Hermann Prey so much I thought they were married. For a middle-aged woman, she was quite comely. Her voice was surprisingly good, too.

[omtara]

Why a guilty pleasure? I think she is a pure pleasure.

[petelovesbevsills]

ugh!

[puddingwithcookies]

Too bad, they didn't sing live. But then, they never did in German television...

[jbj1963jbj]

Wonderful to see these two in her own show. When I as a young buy we always watch her shows and learnt much about the repertoire. xxx

[not2nys]

can you imagine being annaliese rothenberger, and having that voice fired at your face? good thing she was as powerful as he!

[raythetse]

I've often wondered how some of the people performing next to him survived the opera with their hearing intact!

[operacaster]

without a doubt the worlds loudest alfredo ever :--) fantastico

[baritolo]

Che tenerezza mi fa qui Mario! Dopo il ritiro in un pezzo dell'opera verdiana che meno si adatta alla sua voce.

[VivaRenata]

Rimango sempre toccata dell'arte di Mario del Monaco. Avrebbe voluto sentirlo in quest'interpretazioni più lirici, come Alfredo. Bravo!

[DurchMitleidWissend]

die Rothenberger war schon grossartig!

[VivaRenata]

Dass war sie, und entschuldige meine Fehlern wnn ich schreibe in Euerer Sprache.