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moo7chi7ld commented 3 months ago

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JOAN BAEZ ~ Fare Thee Well ~

Joan Baez ~ FARE THEE WELL ~ "Of British origin, the text is the most moving declaration of a lover`s farewell to be found in our folk literature....

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moo7chi7ld said:

has anyone heard Dave Gude sing it?

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  Maria Callas

  Maria Callas was born in New York City in 1923 to Greek parents. The uniqueness of her angelic voice and her unmatched artistry of interpreting op...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  wonderful post. No evidence of vocal deterioration there.

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  Reynaldo Hahn Si mes vers avaient des ailes, L'heure exquise, DAMRAU, DE MAISTRE

  Diana Damrau, Soprano

  Xavier de Maistre, Harpe

  oncert donné le 20 juin 2010 au Forum du Théâtre de Ludwigsburg dans le cadre du Festival du Châte...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  fascinating phrasing

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  DARLING LORRAINE ~ The Knock Outs 1959.wmv

  DARLING LORRAINE ~ The Knock Outs ~1959~ Shad Records.

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  @37gasr Bobby who? Who is singing the arpeggios in the background?? I love sound.

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  Seinfeld Elaine Benes

  My favourite Elaine moment by far. Which one is yours? :)

  Link to Seinfeld DVDs

  http://urlsnippy.com/Sein74...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  Thank you very much for posting.My other favorite is when Mr Pitt got the ink on his face and looked like hitler, and gave the speech to the board "we will annex Poland ......and our stock will rise!"", while making the salute

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moo7chi7ld commented 8 months ago

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Recondita Armonia - Jose Carreras (1970s)

Recondita Armonia from Tosca's Act 1. Sang by Jose Carreras in the early 1970s.

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moo7chi7ld said:

@bigus How is it possible for a singer with his resources to not be able to find a reliable technique? Is it so elusive to embrace a natural way of singing (like

bjoerling did for example) or is it the fiery spanish emotionalism, that also villazón succumbed to that was their voices undoing?

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  Recondita Armonia - Jose Carreras (1970s)

  Recondita Armonia from Tosca's Act 1. Sang by Jose Carreras in the early 1970s.

  10,490 views

  moo7chi7ld said:

  @bigus How is it possible for a singer with his resources to not be able to find a reliable technique? Is it so elusive to embrace a natural way of singing like bjoerling did for example) or is it the fiery spanish emotionalism, that also villazón succumbed to that was their voices undoing?

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  Lily Pons sings Queen of Night

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  @flowersings I dont think she liks this aria, and she showed it by swinging slightly flat. This is a song of hate and revenge, not like her at all.

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  "The Waters of the Minnetonka" sung by Desi Arnaz, Carol Richards..and Lucy.

  Love this song. Lucy's part starts at 02.19. Hilarious.

  Season 2; Episode 24: "The Indian Show".

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  priceless.

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  The Guess Who - Undun

  Undun by The Guess Who

  She's come undun

  She didn't know what she was headed for

  And when I found what she was headed for

  It was too late

  She's co...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  @lasinlo-- me too-- I never knew who it was but I sometimes heard this song on the radio for like 20 years, I thought it was an obscure jazz singer who had a lone hit. So its burton cummings.

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  "Macushla", John McCormack

  Vicrola (RS) 64205, "Macushla" (Rowe-Macmurrough), John McCormack, Tenor with orchestra. Played on my 1916 vintage VV-X. First issued circa late ...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  what are the last two words--awaken Oh ______.? The text says 'to stay', but Mccormmack seems to be saying ''Oh Fair. . . " what ever it is, it sounds miraculous, a piannissimo on such a high note as b natural.

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  Thill sings "La Traviata" "Je suis aimé de toi"

  Georges Thill sings Alfredo's Aria "De miei volenti spiriti" from La Traviata by Verdi, sung in French. This record runs at 80 rpm, thus apparently...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  Very much appreciated, and his voice sounds much darker than I usually heard it before

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  42. He that dwelleth... + 43. Thou shalt break them. Messiah, G. F. Handel. AD LIBITUM

  Messiah, G. F. Handel (El Mesías, selección)

  42. He that dwelleth in heaven (Recitativo de tenor)

  43. Thou shalt break them (Aria de tenor)

  ORQUE...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  Is this version of Messiah on a disc? Or a fulll length dvd?

  I would think that this kind of singing is very accurate for this period, and would have been loved by Bellini as well. Each note is intoned perfectly without any sliding or slurring and is joined to all the otherswhile remaining inded...

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moo7chi7ld commented 1 year ago

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Jussi Björling - Faust - Salut, demeure

The whole performance of Jussi Björling singing Salut, demeure, from Gounoud's Faust.

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moo7chi7ld said:

@opera888able One recording of his has "joy-jelly" instead of gio-i-elli in Che Gelida Manina. That gave me a tickle. His voice is on the dark side, like caruso's; and dorothy caruso praised him as enrico's successor, I read.

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moo7chi7ld commented 1 year ago

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Leonid Sobinov - Lensky's aria "Kuda kuda" 1910

From the opera Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky).

The most famose Sobinov's performance.

Leonid Sobinov -

(1872-1934). Russian tenor. He sang at the Bo...

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moo7chi7ld said:

@seektheforce THANK YOU I had. noticed the pp on celeste aida, long after I wrote this. But what about the lisping in corelli's pronunciation? Did he have a speech problem? or was it the low larynx intereing ?

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  Rolando Villazon sings "Je Crois Entendre Encore"

  Rolando VILLAZON sings wonderful aria "A Cette Voix Quel Trouble... Je Crois Entendre Encore" from Les Pecheurs de Perles(The Pearl fishers) by Geo...

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  moo7chi7ld said:

  @fierysensual-- maybe the answer ot your complaint is in the capitalized word at the end-- because they ignore a muse. every artist is insired in his own way by his muse. youtube is wonderful because you can compare the artists'interpretations so easily. everyone sings this number differently

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