The Deller Consort " Moro Lasso " ( Gesualdo )
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Uploaded by jaaaaaayynnee on Jul 27, 2009
The Deller consort interpretation of this stunning Madrigal.
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This ensemble, with fewer voices than in a whole choir allows to seize all the nuances of this complex and beautiful work.
Very well sung indeed.
2 years ago 4
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Deller had such an impressive voice and distinct tone you can only follow his line... he draws you to listen only to him. Great man!!!!
1 year ago 2
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What an experience...! Lovely!
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This is the most learned discussion I've ever seen on YouTube. It's nice to know that there's somebody with brains out there. As for Gesualdo, he's a sexually perverted 20th Century musician who stepped into a timewarp and found himself in the body of the Prince of Venona in the 1500s. It's the only explanation that makes sense.
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I only just heard of Gesualdo. There's a good article about him -- his bloodiness -- in the December 19 & 26 issue of The New Yorker.
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It's between them and The Kassiopeia Quintet I think, both are superb.
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The best interpretation of Gesualdo's Madrigals that I know is that of La Venexiana!
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These disagreements over vibrato are just silly. A vibrato is part of a well-functioning singing voice. Sometime in the 1980s choral singers started turning the vibrato off. The production of the Diller singers is superb and the vibratos are natural and human. I sang with the San Francisco Symphony chorus, sans vibrato, while the string section continued producing vibrato. Is this inconsistent? No, just a matter of performance taste at this time.
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@Birgita it makes PERCECT sense. If only the mad Prince wrote operas too...
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@Birgita
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In not comparing Gesualdo to Wagner musically only the vibrato which can be more extreme in Wagnerian singers !
jaaaaaayynnee 5 months ago
The Vibrato is not extreme _ if you want extreme then listen to Wagner !
jaaaaaayynnee 1 year ago
Thankyou below for the translation
FAB!!!
jaaaaaayynnee 2 years ago
I've heard lots of versions of this work but it works best slow - it really exposes the harmony and the tension it creates.
Regardless of this and whatever tempo people enjoy Gesualdo's music so keep listening to his music.
jaaaaaayynnee 2 years ago 2
Many thanks for translation ! X
jaaaaaayynnee 2 years ago
Can someone translate the Spanish below ?
jaaaaaayynnee 2 years ago