Maria CALLAS sings Carmen HABANERA in covent garden

Wow, Striker you could be Practical Pig!

Neander, I surmise only two things. You must hate Callas because someone of her nationality dumped you!! HA!HA! You do not hate a Dead, Defenseless Woman, you hate what she represents to you. You are becoming more and more a
object of derision. Let the hate eat you alive, with its Kharma. You also hate her Greatness, so superior to your cousin Annushka.

I admire your vivid fantasy but you misrepresent the facts.
I think you lack every musical skills and your feelings are running high.
But mind, you live in a dream and when you awake you see this voice is shrill, ugly and in the history of opera unprecedented boring!

la sua bravura è indescrivibile..

She even sings with her smile. The best! The rest seem so rigid and artificial compared to her. Must have had something to do with singing being her natural and instinctive communicative expression upon which she was able to build so many emotive nuances.
Thank you so much for this.

Love the dress, the jewels, so very striking and elegant! Her singing is way more nuanced and varied here than on the full recording she made later. Amazing diction and phrasing as always. Utterly precise and exact in the dynamics and the pacing, her timing and vocal colors are unmatched. Just compare it to the tragic "Tu che le vanita" she sings in the same concert. She makes every character unique. Records of cancellations and unfinished performances? When? Where? And she is gorgeous here.

Poor You !! .. I felt petty 4 U ..

Oh yes, I'm a real neanderthal girl but i know what i'm talking about Callas.
Nothing is harder as the truth. .......sorry but i shortly take a dump! You know?

you seem to be a real neanderthak girl. u got no idea what you're talking about.

oh yes she was a real good
technician but her voice was
so ugly. Her breath control
in the middle range sounds
just like a tattered bellows.
But worse are the high tones
..... it really sucks.
Finally, she was a mediocre
Mezzo and in the beauty of the
voice only third-class.