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I love this version!

mchang55 2 months ago 3

This is good, but his 1994 performance with Vaduva was truly amazing. He was much younger back then, which suits this role, and he had his voice. Look for it. You won't regret.

kawai1 6 months ago

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Very, beautiful!!!!!!!

leaandroh 8 months ago

I just start crying 'cause I know how she's going to die in this scene.

gillimut 10 months ago

Wow, those closing bars sound almost Wagnerian. I feel like I'm hearing the closing bars of Gotterdammerung there.

ernestalba 11 months ago 2

beautiful!!!!!!!

Milylily4Ever 1 year ago 4

Estuve presente en la función del MET con la actuación y la voz de estos dos grandes cantantes. Fue una noche mágica...hoy nadie como ellos cantan con tanta trasmisión de sentimientos al públicos como ellos. Arturo de Venezuela.

MrArthurovenezuela 1 year ago

Thank you so much for posting this beautiful scene from a wonderful opera.

berlin194 1 year ago 3

cool

dawngoth20 1 year ago

Estuve presente en la función del MET con Alagna y Netrebko...fue una función y unos momentos mágicos con la presencia y la voz de estos dos grandes cantantes.

MrArthurovenezuela 1 year ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

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Traviata - Ms. Netrebko displayed an ample power, coloratura bravura with a marvelous tone Having recently heard Natalie Dessay sing Sempre Libera at the Met Gala, one was impressed by the legato nature of Netrebko's portray in contrast to Dessay's intentional staccato, fragmented phrasing interpretation. Having also seen photos of Fleming in her current Violetta at the ROH, one can only marvel at Netrebko's resilience, endurance and commitment to the bel canto opera.

IrinaMataevaSucks 2 years ago

So maybe Placido Domingo is as irritating a conductor as he is a tenor. Still, the Alagna-Netrebko death scene is almost as good as the Love Duet you so kindly uploaded. They show their broken hearts in their voices beautifully without sacrificing vocal quality.

ClaireConrad 2 years ago

Magnifica, splendida, per eternita.

mgarovano 2 years ago

one of my favorite things about opera: they sing their hearts out for 5 minutes while they're dying.

vivlingdarling 2 years ago

They are really great actors too!

luboc007 2 years ago

I think this is pretty boring. I love Romeo and Juliette and in this version I'm not moved at all! And I love both these two singers.

irinucam 2 years ago

where did this production took place?

Shostakovich87 2 years ago

The Met in New York . I saw this matinee wich was broadcasted also to cinemas around the world. Cunductor was Placido Domingo.

lovecp11 2 years ago

Who the hell was the director??? Clearly killed the music...

PakoChile 2 years ago

Placido Domingo

peque1204 2 years ago

Was Placido the conductor?

luboc007 2 years ago

Why would he kill the music?

luboc007 2 years ago

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What fabuous voice? You can barely understand what she's singing. All the words and notes are muffled like she is munching on a golf ball.

thugman30 2 years ago

thugman30 , schizophrenics usually have difficulty understanding other people, so that should be O.K. for you, you do not seem to understand anything, seek treatment

sorkin777 2 years ago

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The voice doesn't double. LOL

Her voice is losing every year. You hear the high notes especially the endings out of balance without vibrati and shouted.

thugman30 2 years ago

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if you have any sense of music and your hearing is not impaired you should hear that she is not a throat singer (like Vilazon was). Anna sings very deeply from her chest and from the back of her lungs. And I repeat, her fabulous, sophisticated, round, velvety, golden voice with an effortless and easy top note HAS DOUBLED in the last few years. You and you pal eradesso have been predicting that Anna would loose or that she is close to loosing it. YOU ARE DEAD WRONG. Sorry to disappoint you.

aklev77 2 years ago

thugman30 is a maniac who insults Netrebko on every page, he is in jail thank God

aklev77 2 years ago

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They have no agility. It's so un-opera.

thugman30 2 years ago

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Well shouted!

thugman30 2 years ago

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I can't help but find Alagna's voice annoying...

OperaGIRL777 2 years ago

mais pourquoi n'y a t'il pas un dvd de cette production????????,c'est magnifique.

petitspirouet 2 years ago

don't know much about opera but i was crying watching this scene. .

stellaum 3 years ago 2

Wow, i think Netrebko is fabolous on this arias. I prefer Alagna than Villazón! :)

tochidule 3 years ago 4

I think the Alagna/Netrebko R and J made for truly stunning theatre.

This scene is so gripping!!

meriomeri 3 years ago 14

Just saw this yesterday. IMO Roberto Alagna is a better actor than Netrebko in this production. Netrebko isn't innocent and gentle enough. Alagna grips me. But BOTH made me weep in the death scene. Bravo!

OnlyBallet 3 years ago

Is this out on DVD yet? I saw it in December 2007 at the HD theater in Chicago.

Lflennoy 3 years ago 2

I don't know about DVD. I saw it at the cinema.

OnlyBallet 3 years ago

That's interesting because the entire 2007-2008 season is on DVD for purshase EXCEPT for THIS production.....maybe there is a problem with it's rights or distribution.

Lflennoy 3 years ago

go netrebko go!!

Fundudehh7 3 years ago 3

She ranks the best youtube juliet

Fundudehh7 3 years ago 3

wow she is one of the most amazing actresses that i have ever seen!!!

Fundudehh7 3 years ago 3

she's a great actress and rather pretty also

Fundudehh7 3 years ago

i hate opera but i just love the storyline behind the brilliant r&J

Fundudehh7 3 years ago

al fin Alagna sin Angela Gheorghiu..!!!

larunru 3 years ago

Thanks too , but there is another very deep moving version : it is the one with Alagna and Vaduva ( at the Royal Opera House ) , to my opinion , it is more touching ( specially the Final Scene ) , it was some years ago , and together they seem to be "the best team or duo"..Just for one second they were the TWO Roméo and Juliet ,just a dream........But that new version is very good too !!! Bravo Anna and Roberto !

motardbear15 3 years ago 3

this is the 1st opera i ever saw back in 1990 or 91. It is a beautiful love story. Thank you for posting it. it brings it all back to me.

JasonDavis1969 3 years ago

SO. BEAUTIFUL. :(

SarahSopran 3 years ago

LOL I just spent all morning trying to cut this nicely from the DVD so I could post it. I should have checked first! Yours is much better quality. Thanks for posting!

Luindriel 3 years ago