Magnificent, the best word for her. I miss her so much, she was such a tremendous presence in such a wide range of repertoire-- I thought that was what a mezzo was supposed to be!
thank you for posting this, so rare, and i missed her, being so young.....my family thought I could not understand opera, let alone a foreign language. please...do not make that mistake for your children, nephews, nieces, grandchildren,little pals, take them or gift them a chance at the opera!!!even if it community opera company, start them off...or with a gift of a video or a dvd!
I watched this performance on Live from the Met- sometimes you're at the right place at the right time...truly one of the greatest nights of opera. Troyanos, Plishka, Domingo, Scotto,Milnes,Hines. This is the performance with so many great highlites here on youtube...check out the duet between Philip and the Gran Inquisitor...Hines' performance is hair-raising!! Troyanos Rules!!!!
She is a very beautiful woman, I did not know that. And a great rendition of this most difficult aria. See how she is literally out of breath before the very final notes.... this is REAL work too... Brava!!
This is the way it should be. Historically, La Princesa de Eboli had only one eye, which made her even more misterious in the already misterious Spanish Court of Philip de Habsburg. !Bravo Tatiana!
I know a performance is grand when it brings the ghetto out in me, I think if I had been in the audience during this performance I would've screamed out loud "you better sing that shit tatiana!!!" lol sorry
@VoyArrasando lulz! i too would be snapping my fingers and nodding my head in aprovval going "uh huh dats muh gurl tatiana there" . All this with pouty lips of course
hurling the eyepatch was extrememly effective in the house -- an exclamation point, if you will. At 1:17 she propels herself from the balls of her feet for vocal emphasis.
Also, forgive me, TT, but she was TERRIFIED to enter the stage area from the wings (as was Corelli). We had to get behind her and literally push her out onto the stage. Hearing her, though, you'd never know it.
Princess Eboli, the character, is sometimes depicted as a one-eyed woman, thus the eye-patch..Nothing wrong with Troyanos...Bumbry on the Deutsche Grammophon video of the same production also wears it.
Her Eboli was magnificent. I was fortunate to hear her sing this role with the Dallas Opera about a year before she passed. One of the most memorable opera performances I have ever heard.
1980 at the Met, John Dexter's production. It's still in the repertoire; last year it was revived with Patricia Racette, Olga Borodina, Johan Botha and Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Miss Troyanos really was something, a truly singular talent. We'll never see her like again.
Magnificent, the best word for her. I miss her so much, she was such a tremendous presence in such a wide range of repertoire-- I thought that was what a mezzo was supposed to be!
drtmuir 3 weeks ago
She's superlative
thomassmile 2 months ago 2
Damn she was nasty wit it! Get it!
FrancescaChiejina 2 months ago
thank you for posting this, so rare, and i missed her, being so young.....my family thought I could not understand opera, let alone a foreign language. please...do not make that mistake for your children, nephews, nieces, grandchildren,little pals, take them or gift them a chance at the opera!!!even if it community opera company, start them off...or with a gift of a video or a dvd!
chelseaguy52 6 months ago in playlist Tatiana Troyanos
She's my new favorite mezzo, her voice has such a stunning violet color to it.
Mike98861 7 months ago
INCREDIBLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thomassmile 9 months ago
I watched this performance on Live from the Met- sometimes you're at the right place at the right time...truly one of the greatest nights of opera. Troyanos, Plishka, Domingo, Scotto,Milnes,Hines. This is the performance with so many great highlites here on youtube...check out the duet between Philip and the Gran Inquisitor...Hines' performance is hair-raising!! Troyanos Rules!!!!
bcndn63 1 year ago
Temper, anguish, art, voice, pain, love, regrets, a whole palette, my God!!!!!
cmmenah 1 year ago
Such a powerful performance. She owned this role. What it must have been like to be in the house that evening she did this.
BravoLucero 1 year ago
Bring me tears... A M A Z I N G
JoseLery 1 year ago
She is a very beautiful woman, I did not know that. And a great rendition of this most difficult aria. See how she is literally out of breath before the very final notes.... this is REAL work too... Brava!!
TommyHaegin 1 year ago 2
This is the way it should be. Historically, La Princesa de Eboli had only one eye, which made her even more misterious in the already misterious Spanish Court of Philip de Habsburg. !Bravo Tatiana!
Bernardette2323 1 year ago 3
Isn't opera just incredibly fabulous when done like this? Don't you just live for it? Brava, diva.
Was Levine conducting? He really brings out the lower instruments in Don Carlo, perfect for such a brooding, dark opera.
yes4albert 2 years ago 9
this is what surpass Stignani and God Bless Stignani
egymagyar1111111 2 years ago
Troyanos was terrific!
Jeanne90275 2 years ago 2
I know a performance is grand when it brings the ghetto out in me, I think if I had been in the audience during this performance I would've screamed out loud "you better sing that shit tatiana!!!" lol sorry
VoyArrasando 2 years ago 15
I love your comment! No need 4 "sorry" I'm LMAO!!! Thanx for the chuckle :)
andrea585ny 2 years ago 2
LOL. I feel you, boo. I have to keep the opera and ballroom separate myself, lest I call out, "Work, bitch" after a fabulous performance like this.
yes4albert 2 years ago 2
Amen to dat! She SANG dat, she didn't sing it, she SAAANGGG dat shit!
rlee1976 2 years ago
@VoyArrasando That's too funny.
erer2930 1 year ago
@VoyArrasando lulz! i too would be snapping my fingers and nodding my head in aprovval going "uh huh dats muh gurl tatiana there" . All this with pouty lips of course
SiEtIn1 1 year ago
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SiEtIn1 1 year ago
Wow!
pweny 2 years ago 2
hurling the eyepatch was extrememly effective in the house -- an exclamation point, if you will. At 1:17 she propels herself from the balls of her feet for vocal emphasis.
Also, forgive me, TT, but she was TERRIFIED to enter the stage area from the wings (as was Corelli). We had to get behind her and literally push her out onto the stage. Hearing her, though, you'd never know it.
johngotwalt 3 years ago 2
the droopy eye was given at birth --
she was a tall, regal, handsome woman who wore Blackgama
and was most comfortable in the company of women
this aria is more affecting than that of Agnes Balsta, who recorded in one uninterrupted cut under von Karajan.
TATIANA RULED !!!
Know her utterly seamless Carmen ?
johngotwalt 3 years ago
She is magnificent, of course, but I wonder what the matter was with her left eye? Sorry to ask. Anyway, I enjoyed her singing and acting.
corellithebest 3 years ago
Princess Eboli, the character, is sometimes depicted as a one-eyed woman, thus the eye-patch..Nothing wrong with Troyanos...Bumbry on the Deutsche Grammophon video of the same production also wears it.
rrgallo 3 years ago
One of the greatest Eboli's I have ever heard. Perhaps only Verrett is greater. RIP dear supreme artist!
jplaura02 3 years ago
What a legend.
niallguinan 3 years ago
oooh,,,,nice B flat and the approach is gorgeous !
DivaDeb1234 3 years ago
brilliant.
herrwertheimer 3 years ago
What production and year of this performance?
Her Eboli was magnificent. I was fortunate to hear her sing this role with the Dallas Opera about a year before she passed. One of the most memorable opera performances I have ever heard.
usedalittle 4 years ago
1980 at the Met, John Dexter's production. It's still in the repertoire; last year it was revived with Patricia Racette, Olga Borodina, Johan Botha and Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Miss Troyanos really was something, a truly singular talent. We'll never see her like again.
dacooldl 4 years ago
Onegin,eres un rey.Quien canta Carlo?
poliuto 4 years ago
Vasile Moldoveanu
Onegin65 4 years ago