Orlando di Lasso: "Susanne un jour"

[DonVueltaMorales]

Must be a recording from 1958 re-released by the Musical Heritage Society in 1972. I wanna puke!

[LaurentziuRo]

Verry beautiful music!

[Bendesho]

I agree. The vibratos don't ruin it per se, but they definitely make it less enjoyable and I'm just sitting here listening to it thinking the whole time "this would be a lot better without so much vibrato"

[askapornographer]

This would be spooky delicious without so much vibrato. I can't stand pervasive vibrato in early or pre-Baroque music. Voices are rich, acoustics good, mic placement good. Just too much vibe. At 2:41 and 2:43 I heard a telltale "pop, pop" from a vinyl recording. That explains the vibrato (performed in the vinyl era, when most ensembles sang all early music with "modern" vibrato). OK, how many times can I say "vibrato" in this post?

[britcrit09]

Great! A real joy to listen to.

[marsvltor2]

Is this Lassus or Verdi? The vibrati are more suitable for La Scala than a room in a 17th century palazzo!

[robotkarel]

@marsvltor2 But how we know how they interpret this music in the XVII century?

[pierauspitz]

Should get to listen to the version Claude le Jeune wrote for this poem. Very nice! (And the lute solo version is exquisit). :D

[SilvaMorasten]

I think that thinner voice with more soft vibration is better for music like this. This women's voices spoil harmony of polyfony

[korneelmans]

Ridiculously overdone vibratos. really horrible interpretation IMO, I really don't like listening to it although it the piece itself is nice music.

[eriksatie3000]

A little mistake : the mezzo is'nt Denise Schwartz but Magali Schwartz.

Redde Caesari quae sunt Caesaris ;-)

[cesarsalgado1972]

Thank you very much. My source may be wrong. Sometimes we try to post many informations and cannot verify them all... I will change the name.

[artemaestro]

Commovente:un grande musicista,al di là dello spazio e del tempo;ce ne fossero oggi di Maestri così...

[jamesrobert2]

I listen to so little of this music, yet always enjoy it. Thank you for sharing this nice video.