Elisabeth Rethberg sings "Non mi dir" from Mozart's Don Giovanni - LIVE!

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Uploaded by on Aug 25, 2009

the unique Elisabeth Rethberg performs Donna Anna's second aria at Salzburg on august 2nd 1937. Please enjoy!

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  • I think Bruno Walter conducting.

  • @OSMFANful Sure he is!

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  • Lei ha fatto una grande cosa.....veramente....Sopra tutto per noi, amani della .....storia e caccia di voci importante.Вы сделали удивительную вещь, особенно для тех ,кто любит историю и удивительные голоса.

  • I always loved her, and wished there were more recordings of her. Such sensitivity to the vocal line, such an understanding of the lyrics, such projection of emotion. Divine,

  • This is pretty terrific singing from Rethberg who is not known for her florid singing but who shows here what excellent florid singing she was capable of. What a well rounded and expressive artist.

  • In order to be able to sing Mozart opera you have to have vocal capabilities that are actually better than the minimum requirements. Being merely equal to the task of singing Mozart opera is not enough.

    Both of the great soprano Elisabeths from Sachsen (Saxony) i.e. Rethberg and Schumann were more than equal to the task.

    I think that even the great Joan Sutherland (known as La Stupenda) is just pipped by this performance of Non Mi Dir by Elisabeth Rethberg.

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