Nathalie Stutzmann : " Le temps des Lilas" by Ernest Chausson

[RemovdSande11]

from who is the last painting ?

[operazaile]

@RemovdSande11 - The last painting is "Autumn" (1883) by Marie Bashkirtseff (1858-1884) Мария Башкирцева

[ladomi7962]

La plus belle version entendue jusqu'à présent!!!

Une voix exceptionnelle!

[amadeuswebern]

This is a first-class performance. Thank you for uploading. Try listening to Victoria de los Angeles' version, too. It is also awesome.

[gigigunn]

Astounding interpretation.... So lovely.

[transfixedtornado]

Wow, very good recording! Much too well done for youtube both on the level of musicianship but also recording production.

I miss the good old days when people still cared for that kind of thing.

:(

Good luck!

[sandradeeism]

les mots s'il vous plait

[joanabanyeres]

exceptionnel, meme transporté, Quelle belle voix.

[jmarqueslr]

Remarkable! I hope she has recorded the whole opus (Poëme de l'amour et de la mer) with orchestra,as originally composed. Stutzmann is able to give the right melancholic expression to this beautiful poem. Many thanks to "operazaille"

[leisema]

Maravilloso

[jeffreylang2]

What a gorgeous contralto voice! Like butter... And her phrasing is delicious, too.

[ahmadti]

thank you very much

operazaile

[ahmadti]

who is the man that appears in the first picture ?

[operazaile]

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882). Self portrait (1847).

[ghostofdayinperson]

@operazaile He is the man of my dweems. I'm not even kidding, I'm just bashful about my romanticism which is actually a kind of absurd sentiment to hold in the comment section of a video of a Chausson aria. Fuck post modernism and FUCK modernism. Ok , now I'm only partly joking ;)

[Judithmmm]

Divine!

[andreasscholl]

I've heard a recoring from this song with orchestra!

(The complete cylce)

Stutzmann sets the scene, frazing every word like as if she lived it.

Beautiful!