Danielle de Niese sings "Lascia ch'io pianga"
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I do think she can be good for some funny stagings, but in a vocal or musical level... come on! I mean, this could be alright for a student, but I don't think it's something to be shown by a professional singer.
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Horrible!! She should stay in the Whitney Houston territory and leave baroque gems untouched. Yikes!
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Nice voice... but it was all the same. No dinamics, no pianissimi, always the same and again and again. Is she having a career because she looks good?... that´s what it seems to me cause there´s nothing extraordinary in her voice or singing. Just a nice voice. Is was boring!
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kill me....this is hell......
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any woman who can truly sing earns my respect...
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delightful
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I loved it. I too think she truly understands the meaning and the emotion which Handel wrote and wished to convey.
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fuck those contertenors, i love female voice, hers and bartoli's.
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@51m0n77 well, perhaps you would prefer "...not to my taste..."
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@jakeyell yeah she looks fantastic but your criticism seem a little harsh.....
i feel as though she sings this song beautifully.
I dont like all the ridicule about how shes dressed.
These videos are here to critique then singing, and let people know your opinion on that.
She sings this nicely, she understands what the words mean, and she uses that to put some emotion in, and i like that :)
Tomeres 2 years ago 18
This wonderful woman has alot of haters....true the golden age of opera has now past, but these young artist are doing very well, shez bouyant, agile, and her technique is based off the Italian method which is different than then the Austrian Style, she reminds me of Cecelia Bartoli
musicmanm2005 2 years ago 8