See highlights from Verdi's hot-blooded melodrama Il Trovatore, including the famous "Anvil Chorus" and Antonello Palombi singing "Di quella pira." The video preview also features Lisa Daltirus, Gordon Hawkins, and Malgorzata Walewska.
To watch more videos or learn more about Seattle Opera's production of Il Trovatore, visit the Seattle Opera website (http://www.seattleopera.org/trovatore/). Il Trovatore performing at McCaw January 16 - January 30, 2010.
The baritone is Gordon Hawkins.
ktheyden 1 year ago
Who is the baritone? Beautiful voice.
BravoLucero 1 year ago
You really don't know what you are supposedly listening to. Maybe there was a slight issue with intonation but no flattening. Also, she didn't even sing from 2:52 through 2:55. Everyone has an opinion but at least be accurate!
chosensop 2 years ago
From 1:54 to 2:24 or 2:25 some lovely male-female harmony, but on 2:26 the otherwise funny & adequate soprano ruins the duet with a flat note. I'm still squirming from it. Actually she was already flirting with flatting at 2:21. From 2:52 through 2:54 she sours again, but redeems herself at 2:55.
I started out intending to comment on the tenor, but I got sidetracked.
ClaireConrad 2 years ago
I heard Antonello Palombi in La Forza del Destino in Poznan, Poland during their Verdi Festival. His voice is very nice, but the tenor that really stood out and became the star of the event was EMMANUEL DI VILLAROSA.
I heard him sing Ernani, Don Carlos and Norma, then I went to Germany and heard him in Carmen. He is an amazing tenor. He is a powerhouse on the stage. Seattle should hire this tenor again in the future. I understand he lives in California now, so he is practically a local.
10rfan 2 years ago