JON VICKERS PASADENA RECITAL PART TWO
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JON VICKERS PASSADENA RECITAL PART THREEby promptersbox2,147 views- 5:28
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P. Cappuccilli as Simon Boccanegra "Plebe, patrizi, popolo!"by Onegin6524,763 views
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Jon Vickers - Vois ma misère, hélas (Covent Garden, 1981)by hymnforlorca2,617 views
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Jon Vickers "Dio mi potevi scagliar" Otelloby Onegin6531,930 views
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J. Vickers & C. Macneil "Desdemona rea!" Otelloby Onegin657,422 views
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Jon Vickers sings In des Lebensby dorje19756,019 views
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Jon Vickers "Nur eine Waffe taugt" PARSIFALby Onegin6510,669 views
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Jon Vickers and Teresa Stratas "Prodana nevesta"by Herur227,510 views
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Jon Vickers e Tito Gobbi - Sì pel ciel marmoreo giuroby TheBestOfGobbi2,275 views
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Peter Grimes: "What Harbour Shelters Peace" (Jon Vickers)by msholmes2,319 views
True artist.... Never can forget such giants!!!
temeculadiva 3 days ago
@1Victorinus
Yeah, I understand. I'm a big fan of Mr. Vickers, and I highly doubt his ego was larger than his voice. I appreciate that he's trying to get a message across in this last recital of his. But that doesn't mean I should change YOUR mind.
SageFlores 1 month ago
@SageFlores I was with him on the stage, but why does that mean I should show more respect? He is not above criticism. He had a magnificent voice and, I repeat, his ego was larger than his voice.
1Victorinus 1 month ago
@1Victorinus
If you were with him on stage you should show more respect.
SageFlores 1 month ago
Happy birthday to the greatest tenor of them all!
ezev8logos 4 months ago
I never heard a singer talk so much during a recital. Vickers had a great voice ( I sang in Otello with him in Miami in the 70's). He was an excellent Wagnerian, however, his huge ego was always apparent. All this unnecessary pontification is testimony to that ego. I'm amazed no one in the audience yelled out, "Shut up and start singing".
1Victorinus 6 months ago
Jon is pointing out what can keep a singer grounded: a focus on sentiment first and to show secondly. This is the key to everyone of his interpretations. He is trying to find a way to express a sentiment. How he understands his music is always deep. This gives his singing a lived in quality that is unique. He is not at all Italianate and often his German is horrible. Yet he finds the thread of human understanding in sentiment: which we all "get" and admire.
deutschefach 6 months ago
@juadan thanks I understand now
ezev8logos 1 year ago
@ezev8logos ...The piano is a Steinway, the violin is a Stradivarius, the music is Mozart, and the cat food is.... (laughter)...
juadan 1 year ago
what does he said when all laughed? i can't understand
ezev8logos 1 year ago