Cecilia Bartoli: Vi sono sposa e amante, Salieri (La fiera di Venezia)

[1955507]

anyone have the lyrics of the aria?

[mayraymauri]

Sin palabras.... una de mis favoritas!!, espero tener la oportunidad de asistir a una opera de salieri. What can someone say but... Salieri!

[SCarleTT123star]

ma sapete dove è girato il filmato? e chi è quel ragazzo che ogni tanto si vede nel video il regista?? ;) thanks

[Micantropo78]

@SCarleTT123star E' il palazzo di Kromeriz in Repubblica Ceca.

quello in realtà è un'attore, si chiama Luca Lombardi e interpreta un giornalista che vuole sapere dalla Bartoli perchè le piace così tanto Salieri...(Da qui il titolo del docu-film) E lei per spiegarlo glielo fà ascoltare!!

[FRAGIORGIO1]

Splendido! Grazie molte di nuovo.

[mariadelamor21]

Descubrí a La Bartoli en Film&Arts. Me asombró precisamente en esta interpretación. No se puede cantar con más gozo y placer de hacerlo. Su técnica, capacidad de juego y voluptuosidad son asombrosas!!! Creo que Salieri se sentiría fascinado.

Gracias Cecilia por romper todas las reglas y jugarte en cuerpo y alma!

[Micantropo78]

3.30 to 3.42 simply WOOOOOOW!!

[prince2000ful]

She is Super talented! And a marvellous technique!

[Karl4242]

The fact that she bursts out laughing in just brilliant and to hear her speak Italian like a "normal" person (she is not normal at all = she is a Goddess) and what she does with her voice is simply beautifully amazing!!! She clearly has fun and loves doing what she does. THANK YOU = GRACIAS!!! Te amo, te amo, te amo Cecilia eres lo más!!!

[kalonice100]

Muchas graacias por subir esta maravilla !!!!!!!!

[FRAGIORGIO1]

Come si chiama questo palazzo e dov'`e? Grazie e saluti!

[Micantropo78]

@FRAGIORGIO1 E' il palazzo di Kromeriz in  Repubblica Ceca. :-))

[FRAGIORGIO1]

@Micantropo78 Molte grazie. `E un palazzo molto bello. Sai anche in che parte della nazione ceca? Saluti.

[Micantropo78]

@FRAGIORGIO1 Fu progettato e costruito da 2 architetti italiani. E' nella citta di Kromeriz nella regione di Zlin. In questo palazzo ci hanno girato anche alcune scene del film "Amadeus". 

[FRAGIORGIO1]

@Micantropo78 Molte grazie. Sei molto gentile e buon conoscitore!

[Micantropo78]

@FRAGIORGIO1 Prego! Ci sono stato qualche anno fà... per quello lo conosco ;-)

[TarquiniusRus]

Это достойно показа на "Культуре"!

[gorgolaka]

Amazing !!!!!!!!

[MopsusHears]

This voice is amazing. Divine.



[rafciobaka]

To się nazywa radość śpiewania!

[FRAGIORGIO1]

Bravissima! Straordinario! Viva Salieri! Viva Cecilia! (ed i musici anche!)

[thecrazytshirt]

JUST CAN SAY: WOW! AMAZING!

[merlinforever]

Molto bon...lol

[marciaholtzman]

BRAVISSIMO!!! EXPLENDIDA!!! BELISSIMA!!!

[marciaholtzman]

I L O V E GORGEOUS!!! BELISSIMA!!!!!!!!!

[Bogust5]

Ten piekny utwór Salieriego dedykuję mojej Buziulce z miasta z misiem w herbie

[LASERPENTA]

The best part is that you can actually feel how much she enjoys what she's doing.

[exohelenor]

brava!!!

[oliviasmulyan]

cecilia is one of the most beautiful women i have ever laid my eyes on. LOVE YOU CECILIA! WHAT AN ANGEL!

[SEXI884]

pues la verdad es una cancion my bella me impacto cundo la escuche

es muy llamativa......¿pero como la puedo buscar ?..

quisiera tenerla para escucharla

[vojta80]

Pour raconter la vie d'Antonio Salieri, Yves Angelo a réuni une équipe de pointures (Gérard Depardieu incarne le vieux Salieri, avec ses airs de général désabusé, comme il l'avait fait dans l'adaptation cinématographique du roman de Balzac, Le Colonnel Chabert), dans un lieu impressionnant (Château de Kromeriz en République Tchèque)

[vojta80]

Perchè Salieri signora Bartoli? Documentaire réalisé par Yves Angelo (2004, 42mn). Avec Cecilia Bartoli, Gérard Depardieu (Salieri), Luca Lombardi (le Journaliste), Véronique Leguyader (l'attachée de presse)...

[BnZunni]

I have not listened to lot of Salieri's pieces, but this sounds beautiful. I love Mozart's music very much, and comparing them would be too narrow of a point. They are different, and that difference makes them both special. The movie, is that: Just a movie. Let's enjoy them both. Composition is special, because it makes individuals trascend trough their music. Greetings. ♪♫

[florlowe]

She's so beautiful!

[oliviasmulyan]

@florlowe ohhh yes! i LOVE HER!

[gayo72]

you can see that she has fun with the singing.

And that voice It's like a angel. I do love here voice.

[rafarabe]

I´d like to get the whole documentary!!!!!!!

[Richard2694dd]

Canta divinamente.Per me Cecilia Bartoli è vero talento

[HenryBakerHarvington]

Bravo, signora!

[gq5341]

Great aria and great singing

[AlyaBlack92]

I have to agree with mztguitar

[mztguitar]

@AlyaBlack92: THANKS!!

[jfbecks17]

Yes, people who like Mozart PRETEND to have musical knowledge. That is why theory classes always analyze mozart pieces and not Salieri pieces. I don't know how you can say Mozart is Muzak... haven't you heard any of his Operas or his Requiems? He's clearly a master of musical construction. Yet again, I'm not saying Salieri is awful, but there's a reason why Mozart is more famous.

[mztguitar]

@jfbecks17: Artists are just like stars, some shines more then others @ the end they're all the same, I can say I have a little musical knowledge but that doesn't stop me from feeling the music at its fullest... personally I love Mozart, Salieri, Tchaikovski n Bach, they are from different eras yeah but theyr music have something I cant describe that amaze me... unfortunately I cannot say the same about Beethoven, Strauss, Paganini's work BUT I think they are great musicians. All'bout taste

[ontcanman]

Thank you for uploading this again. It's absolutely wonderful.

[rodrigoraulsuarez]

Great movie "¿Per que Salieri signora Bartoli?" (something like that). She is a great great singer. I really loved this.

[metalkaren]

Me encanta Cecilia! es tan simpatica!

y su voz es la mejor.

[Luzlirica]

Sencillamente hermoso y conmovedor, las composiciones de Salieri me llegan al alma e interpretada esta bella aria en la voz de Bartoli es maravilloso!

Mi enhora buena! todas las estrellas!

[IvyAntimonio]

Salieri fucking rocks! He was not a genious like Mozart, genious are just a very few people in the history and in the world. Salieri is a lovable composer, and he didn't kill Mozart. The movie Amadeus is just another Hollywood's invention. I hate that we can't talk about Salieri without comparing him with Mozart.

[Cannabich]

It's absolutely beauty!

[rafarabe]

I love this aria, I like its orchestration. Cecilia soberbia!!!

[annao273]

I think those who say Salieri was not a good composer don't understand the significance of Mozart's work, and just how revolutionary it was at the time. It's easy to criticize Salieri by comparing him to Mozart, but that is not how his work should be judged.

[annao273]

In fact, the briliance of composers like Bach, Mozart and Beethoven likely overshadowed many of their contemporaries and it is right that while we continue to admire these musical geniuses, the work of lesser known composers is being brought to light. It makes for a richer collection of music that we have the chance to listen to and a better understanding of musical history.

[Callixtinus]

@annao273: Completely agree, could not have put it better myself. You've got my compliments.

[singingwhore]

I do agree with saying that this is a masterpiece. Salieri wrote this in his twenties I believe. The 1st melody lasts for 1.15 without ever repeating itself. The singing was made for virtuosi only.The rythm is incredible. It almost sounds like contemporary pop music. You could rap on it if you wanted. If that's not called avant garde! The bridge is a perfect variation of the theme and brings you to this incredible end with the use of syncopations! And Mozart can't be compared to anybody anyway!

[xr1983kr]

we do not know anything about Salieri. he is a master in the opera.

[jfbecks17]

I can see why Salieri isn't a widely performed composer.

[BarbaraPloyer333]

What makes you see that in Salieri? I'm anxious to see what you think!!!

[jfbecks17]

Salieri seems to have kept all of the more tedious aspects of the Baroque period (sequence after sequence) and uses classical technique albeit in an immature way. His thematic material is pretty weak and never reaches any sort of exciting, unexpected, or avant garde writing here.

Comparing Mozart to Salieri, Salieri sounds like the stuff Mozart was writing when he was around 14. At least Mozart used chromaticisms in a fun and interesting way... They are almost absent in this song.

[jfbecks17]

His utilization of the instruments to their full potential is also weak.

I'm not saying he's a bad composer.

I'm just saying he's not a good composer.

[BarbaraPloyer333]

Alright.... it seems to make sense. An excellent critique- supported by facts and all.

You have to remember that Mozart was a bit of a crazy composer for the time period, though... he was innovative and most obviously an amazing genius. If he would have lived longer, I'm most sure that he would have changed music in a most drastic manner- however, he had to die to make way for Beethoven, hence that was Beethoven's role in the musical world, not Mozart's, despite his apparent potential.

[jfbecks17]

Of course Mozart was crazy! That's why he was great. And yes, I think about that the exact same way, he wrote some really interesting music in his later years, but since he died Beethoven came and finished what Mozart started.

[ontcanman]

Mozart is terribly overrated by people who pretend to have a knowledge of music. If I was stuck on a desert island and had to choose between a CD f Mozart's music and a CD of Salieri's I'd choose Salieri's. His music stands up to repeated listenings better than Mozart's does. Mozart is 18th century Muzak. My humble opinion anyway.

[leoperarm]

@ontcanman there are no more than 5 Salieri CD's out there, maybe because more would be exponentially boring, good luck :-)

[operastud82]

You cannot criticize music of another era with modern ears and sentiments. Mozart was another generation and of course was greatly innovative...but Salieri was THE master of the classical style and every composer from far and wide, including Beethoven, came to study with him. What he did for vocal music was unmatched during his time and his he mastery of prosody and theatrical drama was what inspired composers like Mozart to take things further. Salieri was not the pioneer, but the catalyst.

[eleos11]

I completely disagree! I think this is one of the most inspiring pieces of music I've ever heard! And yes, I like Mozart more than anything! (Except bach maybe hahaha)

[josemanuelmallo]

@jfbecks17

Chromatism is a good thing and diatonism a bad one???????

This is not about ethics, but of enjoing music. And this music is fully enjoyable. Please stop comparing Mozart and Salieri. Salieri, as most composers has a value of his own. Open your mind to see beauty.

[jfbecks17]

@josemanuelmallo

Chromaticism is tension which is resolved by diatonicism, a feeling of rest.

What creates the feeling of excitement in music is this feeling of tension, also known as chromaticism. Of course what's chromatic and not is relative to each person.

maybe some people can listen to Palestrina all day, but I would get quite bored.

Anyway, this is why Mozart excites me more.

As I might state AGAIN I never said Salieri was a bad composer, I merely think Mozart is better.

[mradaChris]

She really is absolutely amazing!

[lalagonegaga]

The greatest piece Salieri ever wrote. Absolutely perfect. :)

[marrieter08]

the guy is hoooot

[AmericanEvita]

This is in her Salieri album...Cecilia has as lot of talent people! She has a small voice but it's intense, powerful in its own way and full of coloratura that you don't hear these days..this aria is an example of the long forgotten music of Salieri...truly terrific stuff! Who can sing like this nowadays ? No one...maybe just DiDonato who specializes in Baroque

[BarbaraPloyer333]

Oooh- the throat of a bird, she has- as Yoda would say.

[FlamingFairy]

Absolutely glorious!

[ManuelSpintoTenor]

May somebody post the lyrics????

[dbertobis]

Mamma mia, ti prego Cecilia vieni a Bruxelles!

[momoq86]

the way she hold that note in the beginning is awesome!!! also kind of sold me on the idea that she is a soprano with a richer and darker tone to her voice, or a mezzo with range of soprano...i really hope she take more soprano roles...her coloratura is second to none...Cecilia please sing Norma!!!

[AmericanEvita]

she could at least try Norma like Beverly Sills did but lots of people wouldnt like it or take it seriously....Norma is a BIG SOPRANO VOICE role and it's forever linked with Maria Callas...and Bartoli, great as she is, doesn't have a Maria Callas type voice...it's pretty small...it's just she does amazing thigns with what she has

[fraisierdesvosges]

it seems as though Norma was not first created for a soprano voice, but for a mezzo soprano voice. Everybody thinks it was made for a soprano, because famous soprano singers sang this role, but apparently it's not the case. Besides, Cecilia Bartoli sings "Casta Diva" on her Maria Malibran album, like it is originally supposed to be sung.

[chopin8585]

Hi Thrax...First of all, many thanks to have put this video on youtube...It's awesome! I would like to ask you if you know where I can find the documentary you was speaking about...it has to be very funny and it could be another chance to see cecilia, my love... Thank you so much =)

[Bogust5]

Piekne, uwielbiam to - dedykuje to S.L.

[chopin8585]

La adoro!!!!!!!! =) è meravigliosa...

[ligth95]

canta como si de ello dependiera su vida y es genial que los compositores como salieri y vivaldi hicieran piezas tan bellas por que sabian que este angel las hiba a cantar algun dia

[ligth95]

per dio

e a nume

[iraqi0boy]

woooooooow

i didn't hear like this voice before

i can't stop my smile when i hear her voice

thank you so much

[msar0iraqi]

wooooooow

she is great

i didn't hear like this voice before

i can't stop my smile when i hear her

thank you so much

[7050n]

FaNtAsTiCa!!

[lanicolotta]

non avevo mai sentito questo pezzo, che impegno, fa soffrire ascoltarlo...bravissima ! grazie da venezia

[vincik80]

questo significa lo "stile classico".... grande bartoli...

[Danitza1966]

I love her faces.

[LASERPENTA]

She's got the throat of a bird! WOW!

[laurion69]

Why Salieri has been choosed by Mrs. Bartoli?

Because Salieri has been one the most important composer of '700 and not surely the mediocre composer jaelous of Mozart that a silly legend and the implausible movie "Amadeus" would show to common people.

This aria is an example of Salieri's greatness!

[mztguitar]

I LOVE BOTH MOZART AND SALIERI... I just hope Salieri can get soon the respect and the recognition he deserves!!

I love his work!!! is just amazing... the same with mozart!

[am1966ath]

@mztguitar unfortunately Salieri s work was forgotten for 200years..wonderful with this rediscovery of his beautiful music..Mozarts art is so well known that it doesn t arouse me as this music does.

[am1966ath]

@mztguitar Unfortunately the fame of Mozart put a 200years shadow over the genius of Salieri..fortunately he is being discovered now...was the same with Vivaldi..I hwas also forgotten for 200years.

[mztguitar]

@am1966ath, yeah I'm actually seeing more recordings and performances of his music however not as many as I would like to see but it's good people is giving the recognition he deserves.

[Thrax1982]

@mztguitar

It's just not Salieri, the entire classical period is like a black hole,

there are plenty of even even more underrated composers out there,

Salieri at least has the benefit of a famous name so people can search for his music, even if only out of curiosity.

[am1966ath]

@Thrax1982 I absolutely agree with you..Salieris recordings have started to appear in the last 20years. There are certainly many more composers to be discovered by record-companies.

[am1966ath]

@mztguitar I have been a fan of Salieri since mid-80S..but finding something by him in the music shop is another matter...everywhere in Europe you will find lots of recordings of Mozart..Karl Bohm,Karajan,Galway etcetc.....The recordings by Salieri I found by chance..one in Andorra, one in Naples, two in Zurich but not even the shop attendent knew much about him..he was a genius whos music I find more interesting than Mozart.

My Opinion that is...

[d4rkn3ss13]

cecilia bartoli on vous adore continué vous etes la meilleur (brava signora!!!)

[alistrone]

Salieri, grande!

[gabohuaroc]

isn't it for sale somewhere? Italy? non-commercial organisation? somewhereeeee some hoooow ...

no, seriously, i gotta get my hands on this

[Thrax1982]

I don't think so, not available online at least, I checked before posting - I try to keep the amount of commercially available stuff I upload to the minimum.

[d4rkn3ss13]

chui tj emerveilleer devan ce talent cet enorme talent

[esterdion]

oh thankss soo muchhh

[d4rkn3ss13]

elle est vraiment tres doué

[mkart9]

C'est magnifique!

[d4rkn3ss13]

en effet

[schuyna]

maravilhosa amo essa mulher!!!BRAVA.

[LASERPENTA]

It's a wonderful performance. She looks so beautiful, so full of life! Thank you for this amazing video!!!

[JenzoCL]

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.

Thanks SO much for posting this.

[Thrax1982]

Well, I though that it's about time to have this on Youtube again.

[Saliaah]

Thanks for uploading this. This documentary is nowhere to be found in official sale.