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Sumi Jo - Thomas - Hamlet - Ophelie - A vos jeux, mes amis

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Uploaded by on Sep 22, 2006

This video clip is one of Sumi Jo's
DVD Title "Mad for Love/Amore di Pazzia
- Coloratura Highlights." This Opera Gala
Concert DVD consists of Sumi Jo's 4 coloratura
mad scenes and 5 encores. Elvira (I Puritani),
Lucia (di Lammermoor), Amina (La Sonnambula),
Ophelie (Hamlet) are main arias.

This clip is Ophelie's mad scene
from Hamlet.

2003, Seoul, South Korea.
Conductor - Paolo Olmi
Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra

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  • who knows what she was thinking at 9:55 ... first time i see her so....thrilled?

  • @killerbunny123123 Maybe she thought "Oh.. Thanks God... This concert is finally over .... Oh..No!! Encores are waiting for me"...hehe.. just a joke...

  • @killerbunny123123 One more thing... at that time she caught a cold !! (I was shocked ... knowing that this horribly mad scene concert with a cold..) So maybe she thought " Thanks God!! I did it in spite of a cold".... Anyway I was there at that time... it was a just fantastic concert...~

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  • She´s just to good! everyone could love her and hate her at the same time!!

  • Imagine singing back-to-mad mad scene arias--I'd be nuts! But seriously, Jo is truly the victor. Congratulations!

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  • This is sublime!!!!!!!!

  • Sumi Jo is a superb vocalist; however, she is also a superb musician, in my opinion. Her phrasing is musical, & she has a true feel for coloratura, not merely great pipes.

  • @sandytheslayer I'm pretty sure it's an E. I checked a long time ago: the aria is in the key of B major, and that note is a "Fa."

  • @smoothiw lucky youTT__TT

  • This is the rendition that Joan Sutherland recorded way back in the 1960s ...but ..with a trill to die for! Jo is lovely though - and she does clearly far more look like the poor sweet Ophelia. Sutherland - still in my ear's mind the par excellence in this role - with all due respect - always looked as though she could have bench-pressed any Hamlet who crossed the stage.

  • That is an e-natural. Then she pops up to an e-flat 9:36. I love this rendition!

  • Wow. That ending was was fantastic. I usually find a lot of her interpretations to be rather bland. This is fantastic!

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