Verdi. Macbeth. Pietà, rispetto, amore

[lapzap56]

Wonderfull!

[G17IgorM]

Enorme Bruson!! Il mio preferito Macbetto nel mondo! Grandissima voce! L'ARTISTA!!!!

[operassassin]

Bruson was and is of a distinguished class of baritones. It's a pleasure to hear and see this.

[sartrific]

Wonderful voice and interpretation. He is feeling the part!

[guillecanaleja]

Bravissimo!!!!!!!!!!!! Grande, grande, grande.

[SandrineSoprano]

Cheers for upload. Love Verdi

[witness124]

I can only guess what he's thinking after doing that. Bravo!

[barytondehautemer]

La beauté absolue.  Du grand art. je ne me lasse pas d'écouter et de regarder cette video.

[troppofiato]

Great artist. He had everything: the voice, the technique, and the heart.

[rmcubed]

@troppofiato everything but a towel apparently. No, seriously, amazing, you are right!

[bestbaritones]

This clip ranked Bruson in the top of my baritone favourites. Check out the richness, amplitude, legato, etc. Excellent.

[ranigema]

é stonato ,e poi perche grida ?

[AleBro83]

@ranigema e TU perchè scrivi queste cazzate?

[ranigema]

@AleBro83 chi sei tu? un/a ragazzo/a maleducato/a!.

non hai orecchio? non é il problema mio.

giovane,ferma ti !

vai à scuola e impara,e ovvio che è stonato e che grida.

dove senti 'l'eleganza' in questa 'interpretazione'?

impara l'italiano e apprendi la buona educazione,si no, non ti rispondo più!

maleducato!

[AleBro83]

@ranigema Spero che il Signore ti perdoni per le fesserie che scrivi...mi dispiace rimani nella tua ignoranza.

[Chemise63]

Wenn man dieses Video sieht(und einige andere auch, z.B. Capucilli) kommen einem gleich zweimal die Tränen. Einmal wegen der fantastischen Gesangsleistungen, die man heute eher selten hört und ein zweites Mal beim Anblick der Inszenierungen und Kostüme. Da passen Musik und Bühne emotional noch zusammen - was viele heutige, vermeintlich intellektuelle aber in Wirklichkeit nur kranke Regiegehirne nicht mehr wahrhaben wollen - und es handwerklich wahrscheinlich auch nicht hinkriegen! Danke!!

[danilirico]

Increible!! wonderfoul

[VolkgartenBySquirrel]

It's about people losing it from obstinate selfishness. There's a lot of work for the artist to show the humanity (usually under siege from his own guns) of such a character. This Macbeth is good art and great music, not wooden whinging.

[bodiloto]

dal vivo il migliore Nabucco era Stoyan Popov.

[DantestheCount]

The small section beginning 2:12 is absolutely stunning.

[norisv]

Love this aria... wish I were a guy with a deep baritone voice for just a day, so I could sing this.

[TheWisemonkey8]

Bruson... in my mind has the greatest of Baritone voices. The breathing, musculature and technique is simple miraculous. I wonder how many decibels he could unleash in full vocal flight.

[TheWisemonkey8]

1:49 ... get in there! Amazing! Thanks for this post!

[stevevandien]

Bruson was a fine artist. His voice had sufficient weight and color for Verdi (although MacNeil and Milnes had better high notes and generally greater facility up there), and he was a good actor. He conveys Macbeth's resolve AND the pain that threatens to burst through it --

[tervonlis]

I think he sounds great. A live performance is always touch and go depending on the condition of the performer that day. Recordings cannot be compared to them. And singing is hard physical work -plus lighting, costumes, makeup,-sometimes one does work up a sweat...completely normal.

[posaunistdeluxe]

Erano tempi! Das war einmal eine Zeit.

[posaunistdeluxe]

Were any of you guys around in the 80`s in Vienna? Bruson was fabulous in Attila with Capuccilli, each one was better than the other. This was also one of his roles, young Dvorsky was MacDuff.

[bariverdi]

Gosh Bruson is good. I just put up my version on YouTube.

[UllaNielsen]

This is simply wonderful!

[Noccioladorata]

voce meravigliosa!

[BitOfKid]

I loved it. Bruson is a really great singer.

[dusxogma]

the best.

[lmspr]

This is really good, but for an even better version by Bruson himself type "Bruson Torino 1977". His voice was even more velvety then.

[lmspr]

I actually like watching both versions. His voice is better in 1977, but this clip here has much better image and it's great to see his wonderful acting/singing and the depth he gives to this character. He is one of the most convincing Macbeths I have seen.

[Wilhelm224]

@lmspr simply sublime. With deep gratitude to the divine gift of music, Verdi, this wonderful baritone, the conductor, the orchestra and everyone who has made this possible.

[arturovilla02]

great great!!

[operafan85]

Wonderful singing by the great Bruson

[makran4]

Paskalis was the best Macbeth finally

[suesongs]

Bruson is a great Verdi baritone. I saw Olivia Stapp as Lady Macbeth in Washington DC, (sometime in the early 80s), and she was awesome. Strong vocally and an impressive stage image.

[wittbrg]

Bruson is the best Macbeth. I love him in this roll. He is my favorite Bariton.I have see the premier an then more then 10 times.

[operafan85]

When was it?

[elfenfruehling]

The premiere was on February 2nd 1981. Olivia Stapp was singing Lady Macbeth. I saw this performance five times and it was worth every minute !!!

[escamillo85]

Semplicemente strepitoso!

[libro07]

Excellent!!! The ultimate baritone indeed. Bruson is still performing every now and then. His voice is, of course, much weakened now, but this is one of the best baritones of the last century, without a question. The delivery of angest beneath the superficial strength is masterful indeed, at once bone-chilling and beautiful.

[Alcina68]

My favourite DVD version of Macbeth, thanks for sharing!

[tunca34]

ultra baritono.really huge voice and nice interpretation.