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  • more than better, this interpretation is miles away from anay others..i just find it by chance, and more than delighted still srkewed on it. once upon a day...... had the same physical emotion with o solitude, i was'nt so keen with alfred deller version after all bur as it was the first time i heard it it was so superbb that i kept my mouth shut and let my ears open

  • I can't take this much ecstasy. I'm going to explode!

  • Very very touching....!

  • Lieberson was the greatest singer of Handel I ever heard.

  • In an era of assembly line singers she was unique and irreplaceable.

  • Quelle Voix......................

  • Thank you Lorraine!!!

  • I love the at stylised, choreographed staging of this, it feels so right it is sort of hypermodern yet very, very baroque. And the music just takes my breath away.

  • All at their best. It still brings tears to my eyes.

  • Handel the sublime, Lorraine the magnificent

  • God this is moving

  • Lorraine Hunt, great singer, great actress, what else??

    I love this orchestra....

  • ... it´s unbelievable,... play this to some friend of yours, who does not listen to opera,... and i swear the´ll get interested.

    DCsinger71,...right!

  • This is BRILLIANT!

  • Thanks for this upload. This is my favorite Lorraine scene in this Theodora production, along with her singing "As with rosy steps".

    She is irreplaceable...

  • 54. Air

    Irene

    Lord, to Thee each night and day,

    Strong in hope, we sing and pray.

    Though convulsive rocks the ground,

    And thy thunders roll around,

    Still to Thee, each night and day,

    We sing and pray.

    Lord, to Thee. . . da capo

  • I am very grateful for the preservation of this peak in LHL's career. This may be her greatest role, and she's heard here in 1996, the same year she consolidated her rep as pure mezzo and became an international luminary. It was also in 1996 that I attended one of the most extraordinary recitals of my experience, LHL at the Y with the estimable S. Blier at the piano. This particular video cut also shows LHL's staggering ease at poised agility while moving in a Bacchic frenzy (2:33 - 3:03)!

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