Verdi: "Il balen del suo sorriso" from Il Trovatore Fischer-Dieskau
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accuratissima la linea di canto, la mezzavoce è un filo d'oro ('la tempesta del mio cor': chi è mai capace di filare un sol acuto? forse neanche un tenore ci riesce); il fraseggio è nobile ma anche appassionato.
Bisogna urlare per rendere passione e dramma? Verdi sosteneva proprio il contrario
Dieskau un gigante dell'arte dell'arte del canto
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I call this perfection...
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io son d'accordo con mongemark...
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I agree with saiserieht. Rigoletto and Conte di Luna are the most hard to sing . Never he could sing these two in Theater. In french they call it "Ampleur".He miss just it.
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DFD is God...fantastico...immenso...
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I understand that he wanted to sing this aria. It is such a great one. But this would not have worked live. With a different technique - probably.
Just compare the loudness of the consonants to that of the vowels. Still one of his better Verdi recordings.
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Did DFD ever sing Rossini's Largo al factotum? I think that might have been interesting.
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Nicht umsonst hat Fricsay 1948 gesagt, ich habe einen italienischen Bariton gefunden. Schubert und Verdi sind nicht so weit auseinander, wie manche vielleicht denken. Ich schätze Fischer-Dieskaus Verdi-Aufnahmen genau so hoch ein wie z. Bsp. Liedaufnahmen von Schubert, Schumann, Wolf usw. Ich denke besonders an Don Carlo (mit Bergonzi, Ghiaurov, Tebaldi und Bumbry), Rigoletto (Bergonzi, Scotto) aber auch die frühen deutschen Aufnahmen mit "Ein Maskenball" und "Die sizilianische Vesper".
I love FiDi singing opera !
(Especially early recordings in German translation, I am a heretic, he-he:)
podkivanok 2 years ago
Ha! I guess we're both heretics. I love those early performances sung in German too.
FiDiTanzer528 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. Nice job with the lyrics and some beautiful backgrounds!
operablogger 2 years ago
Thanks for the comments. Glad you enjoyed.
FiDiTanzer528 2 years ago
Very interesting to hear this aria approached by DFD in all his lyrical sensitivity and nuance rather than by a typical bellowing Verdi baritone
Jonnybrams 2 years ago
Someone once accused him of singing this like a Schubert Lied. It was meant as a criticism, but he took it as a compliment. :)
FiDiTanzer528 2 years ago