Jennifer Larmore - Il segreto per esser felici

From Donizetti's "Lucrezia Borgia".

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Music

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• jennifer
• larmore
• mezzo
• soprano
• pants
• trousers
• role
• lucrezia
• borgia
• opera
• bel
• canto
• donizetti
• brindisi

[wattever333]

I can't hear a thing. Why is the volume 10% of the average volume on youtube?

[primohomme]

@wattever333

The volume control on your computer must not be working, because the volume of the video is just fine.

[lipera]

She's just awesome! Her voice is enormous and yet very comforting. And man, how beautiful she is now! Thinner and with a vocal ability that amazes everybody! Long live Jennifer!!!!

[primohomme]

@lipera

I think she was beautiful before too, just had a much bigger ass.

[wattever333]

@primohomme OK, I had to ask. I wonder why that happens, some videos have almost no volume compared to the average video, on my computer but not for everyone. Maybe a compatibility issue with certain video formats.

[guendy77]

If you don't like such a performance you do know anything about singing. She is absolutely perfect. A beautiful voice and a great tecnique plus very expressive. I can tell this after years of studying! I wish I could sing like that! Sorry, dear Sisisk, she is much better than Garanča in everything and expecially because she just pretends to be a mezzo! Garanča has nothing of a mezzo, she's just very sly...

[michael72401]

@ sisisk --- RUBBISH

[sisisk]

I dont like it, Elina Garanča sing this song much better

[lipera]

@primohomme oh God! I'm sorry, I also think she was beautiful before! Hahahaha! I just forgot mentioning it...But I gotta admit that she's waaaay different from the old Larmore, I mean when we look at her we take a little more time to recognize and then she opens the mouth and we say: IT'S LARMORE! thanks for replying...

[voiceproject]

yes, definitely!