Knoxville: Summer of 1915 Part 1

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Uploaded by on May 21, 2009

Maria Bellanca, Soprano
Malcolm J. Merriweather, Conductor
Eastman School of Music Senior Recital

Sorry about how shaky the video is, my mother is by no means a professional.

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  • This is one of my favorite pieces, and you perform it very well. Thanks

  • @fkittle Thank you!

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  • What a wonderful performance from all! Ms. Bellanca, you not only sing well, but are a musician, and your diction is a flawless pleasure to hear.

    Kudos all 'round!

  • Ms Bellanca, tis a great pleasure to hear you sing. Ork is right on, too, What the heck, it's Eastman! Am hearing this when it is a very hot summer. So the weather would be the same.

    Gosh, horse and buggy days. People sitting on their front porch. Slower-paced, reflective. Nowadays, it's cars racing by. Less communication.

    I'd rather scoop up horseshit and have a horse and buggy go by. It's worth it.

  • What a treat to hear students from Eastman offering such a gorgeous interpretation of one of my favorite works; and Maria- your mom's not half bad on video. Bravi, tutti!

  • @Greg07623

    The other comment (singular) is an opinion.

    The orchestra does sound good, probably because of the conductor.

    A conductor leads what has been practiced in rehearsal during a concert.

    The conductor was making music with the soprano and was attentive to her entrances and rhythm.

  • @margotmary351

    The conductor, orchestra and conductor are together the entire time.

    The soloist is setting the tempo.

  • Great piece. One of my favorites! And the orchestra sounded great!

    Your voice is beautiful!

  • Ms Bellanca: I had the pleasure of hearing you sing this in the middle of Minnesota's lake country this past summer. We've been so fortunate to have you sing for us the past couple of summers. I feel as though we're getting away with something here; someone should report this, should turn us in for enjoying more beauty than a rural location like this deserves. We hope you will return.

  • Really lovely singing. Would enjoy hearing your reflections on the text, from Agee and what you think Barber and Steber related to it. The other comments about the conductor are true. He really needs to put Thor's Hammer aside and pretend he's making music WITH you, not against you. That you coped so well with him says all the more about your abilities. You really nailed "Now is the night one blue dew",

  • I think this is so beautiful! The orchestra is fabulous also. Although maybe the conductor shouldn't try to overpower the soprano.?! And maybe he should let her set the tempo. She is really good. so is the orchestra. But the conductor might want to pay attention to following the soloist.

  • Very moving. Wonderful job.

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