Angel's first aria
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@michelecenedese Her vibrato is just perfectly controlled, so it doesn't get in the way of the runs - which is probably why she can sing with such unbelievable agility and accuracy, and tune her trills so well. But I wouldn't call her voice totally straight either.... it's just... awesome, I guess. :)
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unbearable version, booooring
2 years ago 3
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Perfect. End of discussion. ;)
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Very well explained
3 years ago 2
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Great aria. What's it from?
3 years ago 2
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Simply I don't understand why Emma Kirby has no vibrato at all... really weird...
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Truly angelic!!!
3 years ago 3
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The tempo is sooooooo slowly taking into account this is a BRAVURA aria.
asisecanta 3 years ago 4
She has vibrato, you have to listen carefully, such as at 2:32 when she sings "cedete orride porte". Singing straight-tone is a distinct characteristic of the British choral tradition. In my opinion, controlling the vibrato is helpful in achieving precision and agility, therefore its quite appropriate for the baroque genre.
GoldenAwakening 3 years ago 4