It is by far the best version of "A un dottor della mia sorte", a very difficult aria. Desderi expresses all the coloraturas with an extreme naturalness, without contracting the timing of the notes, as many other performers do, but above all respecting a la la clarity of speech that was essential for Rossini. Even in the "sillabato" parts.
My absolute favorite interpretation of this aria. Desderi's singing and acting are spot on. Love when he wags his finger at Rosina and fakes a heart attack.
You're being silly. Or perhaps you've never sung a Patter Aria yourself? This is not about sustained legato singing and vocal subtleties. This is all about delivering a Message - forcefully and rapidly. He sang ALL the words and notes - kept the voice forward and smoothly produced - and gave a wonderful characterization.
In Persian, the fairy tale is known as Turandokht, with "dokht" being a contraction for dokhtar (meaning daughter), and both the "kh" and "t" are clearly pronounced.
It's quite surprising that since 1816 certain terms were already in use like "infinocchiare", "corbellare", still in use. "I promessi sposi" were written just few years after (1827, reviewd 1840) and for those that don't know it, it is considered fundamental for the Italian language at the time not yet really established. Besides that, all the verses of this opera are very present in an Italian much more easy than others that came laters.
Every single time he sang this, his expression at the end makes you believe he did it with absolutely everything he had, one of the greatest voices we will ever hear.
I do agree indeed!!! not onlyt that, he sang it the way it was written with staccato and fast rythm and all of the small cadenzas!!! excellent araia and a great singer Signor Desderi, bravi mille bravi!!!
It is by far the best version of "A un dottor della mia sorte", a very difficult aria. Desderi expresses all the coloraturas with an extreme naturalness, without contracting the timing of the notes, as many other performers do, but above all respecting a la la clarity of speech that was essential for Rossini. Even in the "sillabato" parts.
My absolute favorite interpretation of this aria. Desderi's singing and acting are spot on. Love when he wags his finger at Rosina and fakes a heart attack.
now thats a big ass shout
Hermoso esto es arte 😪
Maestro Desideri R.I.P.
Dilegua, oh notte! Tramontate, stelle! Tramontate, stelle! All'alba vincerò! Vincerà! Vincerò!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you for the words,...n. california,usa.
Oh,Pavarotti mio, Bravo bellisimo......!!!!!
Grande Luciano
emoçionante.
voce e tecnica 10. scelta registica zero
arte scenica un po scarsa....non far ridere davvero
Forever Pavarotti... you are so missed.
May he rest in heaven, amongst the other gods!
Is that Rebecca Hall's mother he's singing too?
Yes, Rossina is played by Maria Ewing
Pes 2014
Madonna! Ché voce!!!
MÚSICA EXTRAORDINARIA
He never seems to mix much, just sings wide open "ah" vowels all freaking day!
You're being silly. Or perhaps you've never sung a Patter Aria yourself? This is not about sustained legato singing and vocal subtleties. This is all about delivering a Message - forcefully and rapidly. He sang ALL the words and notes - kept the voice forward and smoothly produced - and gave a wonderful characterization.
@@suzannederringer1607 wasn't a criticism. More like an admiration. He's my favorite buffo singer of all time...
Demolidor - daredevil
In Persian, the fairy tale is known as Turandokht, with "dokht" being a contraction for dokhtar (meaning daughter), and both the "kh" and "t" are clearly pronounced.
Bellísimo, gracias amigos
Fucking unbelievable. That last note
Grazie Deu! Una voce di Angelo!
sicuramente ha vinto il fisco italiano
Per me, grande voce, musicalmente eccelso, però.. non fa ridere..
Per me, grande voce, musicalmente eccelso, però.. non fa ridere..
una grande interpretazione ....
È più il Bartolo di Beaumarchais che quello di Rossini.
Raccontaci
It's quite surprising that since 1816 certain terms were already in use like "infinocchiare", "corbellare", still in use. "I promessi sposi" were written just few years after (1827, reviewd 1840) and for those that don't know it, it is considered fundamental for the Italian language at the time not yet really established. Besides that, all the verses of this opera are very present in an Italian much more easy than others that came laters.
Bravo Desderi, anche molto spiritoso.
Bravo Desderi! One of the best versions of this aria I have heard.
indeed lol
he did XD
did jontron brought you here ?
Every single time he sang this, his expression at the end makes you believe he did it with absolutely everything he had, one of the greatest voices we will ever hear.
I do agree indeed!!! not onlyt that, he sang it the way it was written with staccato and fast rythm and all of the small cadenzas!!! excellent araia and a great singer Signor Desderi, bravi mille bravi!!!
Bravo!!!
Así debe ser como un hombre se acerca por un momento a la divinidad.
Magnifico!!! El mejor!
PEACE TO ALL !!!
Cet homme est un géant...
A talent that has yet to be matched. Such an incredible loss.
most epic!!!
Superbe ! Grandiose ! j'en ressens toujours une émotion si forte quand j'entends cette interprétation du Grand Pavarotti!
Realmente emocionante!!!
Simply amazing that after all the years pass and others sing, Pavarotti still brings us to tears with his powerful voice
He is about to cry! D:! he put so much passion!
I've listened this wonderful performance since I was 17. :D
tenia como 20 años sin escucharla desde niña siempre me gusto me erizaba y wo ahora escucharla es magico