Giunse alfin il momento - Deh, vieni, non tardar
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Her singing is miraculous. As deceptively simple as this aria is, to sing it THAT well is no small feat, especially since the temptation is to slack off because it IS a relatively simple aria. What a marvelous performance.
I also gotta talk about his reactions, too, which were amazing. Figaro, previously angry, is now absolutely crushed. I kept thinking, "How can she keep going while he's making THAT face?"
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Yeah soubrette pieces are totally safe for the trained teen voice. :)
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One of the best Susannas ever! She sings so tenderly...)
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Magic!!!
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Whoa! I don't think i could sing this THAT well. It'd be interesting to see if anyone could top it! Beautiful song though! =)
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I Was Redirected by Wikipedie :)
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@pinelopit That's exactly the word. :)
I guess it's not just the aspiration of voiceless stops (if they are stressed and are not proceeded by an S sound bla bla). The T sound in English is not produced in the exact same place in the mouth as in Italian, for instance. It may be a bit closer to the Italian Z in 'lezione'.
Italian is a beautiful, beautiful language. :)))
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@Edelien she's a soubrette actually. like me :) i think she's got an amazing voice.
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I've performed this piece before. So much fun and emotion. Absolutely a wonderful rendition. Love it!
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Compare to another similar aria writen by JOSEPH MARTIN KRAUS (1756-1792):
Concert aria - " Innocente donzelletta "
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Light lyric sopranos always sound so young...That to me is fantastic.
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I know precisely what you're talking about, and it is annoying. However, as easy as Italian is to sing in, very few non-Italians ever completely master it. Ferruccio Furlanetto said in an interview that the only non-Italian he's known to completely nail the language is Kathleen Battle, and I've heard her make that same mistake before as well. It's worth the effort to bear it when you hear it, I think.
What are the words to this beautiful aria? Please let me know.
MysticBlueIceBlast 2 years ago
you can check the description for the italian words as well now, if you like...
scordeteyla 2 years ago
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So bad italian pronunciation...oh my god! Singing is ok.
pinelopit 2 years ago
i don't know about the pronunciation; but the singing is far better than ok... her voice is heavenly; she still remains my favourite Susanna!
scordeteyla 2 years ago