June Anderson - LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (1991) - sextet

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Uploaded by on Feb 27, 2007

June Anderson, Shirley Verrett, Luciano Pavarotti, Piero Cappuccilli, Giuseppe Sabbatini, Giovanni Furlanetto in the sextet "Chi mi frena" from Gaetano Donizetti's opera LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, Reggio Emilia (Italia), 29 April 1991

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  • Fabulous performance! cwecub's comment is quite disgusting!

  • 3:53 the guy reaches for pavarottis hand and pavarotti avoids it

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  • grande giuseppe sabbatini

    

  • I was impressed by June Anderson. I thought she had a good instrument that she used well and that was flexible, strong and interesting. I did think she was influenced a bit by Sutherland but had enough of a unique quality to stand out. Her Lucia was good as was her Semiramide, Gilda and Traviata. She was wonderful in Concert with Alfredo Kraus and I value that recording. alas faded away quickly but quite enjoyable while the voice obeyed. Where is she now? Teaching?

  • Que voces...esto es musica para los 5 sentidos ..... gracias dios por permitir escuchar esto

  • Pavarotti: sguaiato e dozzinale e con quella caramella in bocca fa davvero schifo. Cappuccilli : nonostante sia l'ombra di se stesso, è sempre una signora voce.. la Anderson : gusto vecchio, voce vecchia e sempre "da sotto", sembra un disco che gira male.

  • Absolutely wonderful. The great voices of opera past! Thanks for posting...

  • FANTASTIC

  • @qawwi It was a Shemp, not a Curley, feature.

  • @martapoes: effortless is rite. What it must feel like to know that the voice is going to work for you however u want it 2. Marvelous Pavarotti

  • not my alltime favorit, but pavarotti, WHAT a voice.....effortless!

  • Yes, you are right. Maybe I exagerated when I said this was the ONLY way to enjoy it. At least I can say I have learned a lot everytime I buy a new opera CD with the booklet, so I can read the words. I can give you many examples, like the tragedy of Canio in Pagliacci, or the touching Vissi d'arte of the second act of Tosca, or the beautiful Di provenza il mare, il suol of La Traviata. Thank you for your reply. Greetings from Mexico.

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