Best of Natalie Dessay (Part II)
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"dramatic intensity, incredible technique, and diversity of my favourite colouratura soprano"
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Fenomenale
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Perhaps, the funniest soprano ever!
She's great <3
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great
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@2002obie I prefer Diana Damrau :)
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@MrHbc3 @MrHbc3 Hehe...just kidding. But actually I think her presentation on the disc is much closer to her real interpretation, a noble but fragile, aggressive but graceful woman. In interviews for her debut Cleopatra in Paris, she said in the that production it's portraying her more as a "jeune fille" than a real Queen. But even so, yes she still goes through a phenomenal character kaleidoscope of emotions. I can't wait to see what her Met Cleopatra in around 2013 will be like...
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c'est superbe
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@SsteinwayS Yes, but it seems to me that her leaping about, lying down, dancing, etc. all illustrate characteristics of the person she is representing. In Cleopatra's case "the person" is a young, spirited, emotionally volatile young woman without a lot of inhibitions. Brave, scared, proud of herself, despondent, enthusiastic, all that sort of thing including being very much enamored of her "victim" Caesar. I think Natalie takes very good care of her health, but 2911 IS a bit optimistic.
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@MrHbc3 Agree! The things she does while singing is crazy...she's such a physical performer...leaping about, lying down, dancing, etc. What a musical athlete! btw if you made a typo...if she's still singing in 2911, let me know!! :P
Could you please say what are the pieces in the clip? Especially the last one :D
nitchoteles 2 weeks ago
@nitchoteles The first two and last two clips are both from "Die Zauberflote" (The Magic Flute) by Mozart. :)
SsteinwayS 1 week ago