Maria Callas: "Nacqui all'affanno" from "La Cenerentola" | NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2021
- Maria Callas sings "Nacqui all'affanno" from Gioachino Rossini's "La Cenerentola". A recording from the Hamburg Music Hall in 1962 with the then NDR Symphony Orchestra (today's NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra). Georges Prêtre conducts the second appearance of "La Divina" with the NDR Symphony Orchestra in Hamburg.
Maria Callas, soprano
Georges Prêtre, conductor
NDR Symphony Orchestra
GIOACHINO ROSSINI
"Nacqui all'affanno" (aus: "La Cenerentola")
Concert recording from March 16th, 1962, Musikhalle Hamburg (today's Laeiszhalle)
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When Callas sings is fluid like cristal river water...
Proper Bel Canto technique
Einfach zauberhaft, Maria singen zu hören und zu sehen, was für eine Anmut und welche Klarheit in ihrer Stimme🌹🌹🌹
Herzlichen Dank fürs Anhören dieser wundervollen Aufnahme mit "La Callas" 🤗
I dance to this. This aria is a banger.
It sure is! 😂
I know Maria Callas was famous for her tragic roles, but, oh, I would have given my eye teeth to see her perform in a staged “Cenerentola.” 🤩
She would have been the perfect Cenerentola because she already was Cenerentola.
So beautifully sing, with absolutely the purest of joy. Her smile says it all
Straordinaria! Al mondo non si può cantare meglio di così! ❤
Il tocco della diva c'è e si sente. Come sempre inarrivabile!
Without proper words to express this wonderfulness.
Amo amor ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ María Callas , Magistral interpretación,,, emoción eterna Oírla,,
La DIVINA 💕❤️🔥
wonderfull!
Wahrlich legendäre Aufnahme! Danke fürs wertvolle Onlinestellen mit der höchsten Tonqualität!
So gern! :)
Deeply appreciate this post of our Maya❤
Beautiful voice. Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome. :)
This is better that her audio version.
Indeed!
Nacqui allaffano pianto soffrì tacendo il core;
Ma per soave incanto
Dell' età mia nel fiore,
Come un baleno rapido
La sorte mia cangiò.
No, no; tergete il ciglio
Perchè tremar, perchè?
A questo sen volate,
Figlia, sorella, amica,
Tutto trovate in me.
TUTTI
M' intenerisce e m' agita,
È un nume agli occhi miei,
Degna del premio sei,
Che dato viene a te.
CENERENTOLA
Padre ... Sposo ... Amico ... oh istante!
Non più mesta accanto al fuoco
Starò sola a gorgheggiar.
Ah! fu un lampo, un sogno, un gioco
Il mio lungo palpitar.
TUTTI
Tutto cangia a poco a poco:
Cessa alfin di sospirar.
Di fortuna fosti il gioco;
Incomincia a giubilar..
Born to trouble, to tears,
He suffered by keeping his heart silent;
But for sweet charm
From my age in the flower,
Like a quick flash
My fate changed.
No, no; wipe the edge
Why tremar, why?
At this speed,
Daughter, sister, friend,
You find everything in me.
ALL
M 'softens and m' agita,
It is a nume in my eyes,
Worthy of the prize six,
What data comes to you.
CINDERELLA
Father ... Spouse ... Friend ... oh instant!
No longer saddened by the fire
I will be alone in gorgheggiar.
Ah! it was a flash, a dream, a game
My long palpitar.
ALL
Everything changes gradually:
He ceases to sigh.
Fortunately, you were the game;
It starts to jubilate.
bravissima and diabolical. She keeps the roulades light and when necessary increases the pressure, as if to convince the audience that her luck has really changed. A few final sounds (one or two) are slightly shouted and out of control unfortunately, but everything else is sung in a way that serves as a lesson to future generations, never never changing throat position, leaving the sounds fluid, legato but always precise. She took up an aria she used to do as a girl. More than this, it is impossible to go into singing and style
Callas 👑- Superb ♥️🐝🪽🪽🥹!!!
Bartoli - sounds like a damaged car engine. 😂😌
Après cela, les autres interprètes disparaissent
Sutherland doesn't
Sempre straordinaria, ma il suo timbro vocale non è per nulla quello di una Cenerentola. Forse potrebbe essere la matrigna travestita. Questo , mi permetto di dirlo da VERO callasiano della primora. Ad ogni modo grazie per farcela sentire!
Grazie tanto, il piacere è nostro!
Her vocal technique is sorely lacking here, unfortunately. Not her best, but her interpretation IS excellent. :)
Too bad you were not there to advise her !
@@512gontran Shame you were not there to advise her as well though you offered nothing of relevant constructive use.
The vocal technique is fine; the breath support is just no longer there. Back in the 1980s, I read an interview with Phyllis Curtin where she pointed to the loss of breath support as the root of Callas's vocal problems, pointing out the slumped forward shoulder and the sinking chest we see here. And I think she was 100% correct. Callas herself said not long before she died that she lost strength in her diaphragm, which led to her troubles. I think her loss of breath support was caused by her rapid and drastic weight loss, where she lost 80 pounds in a year, going from 220 lbs to 140 lbs, and she was almost 5' 9" tall. By 1959, she was rumored to be 119 pounds. As Renee Fleming said about this subject, I think Callas's weight was an important component of how she supported her huge and heavy voice, having been a larger girl all her life. I don't think there is any way that someone with a large voice such as this could lose over a third of their body mass and have their voice remain unaffected. You can certainly hear a difference in the sound from 1953 to 1954. I think her loss of voice was one of the greatest operatic tragedies of the last centuries. Geniuses like Callas rarely come along.
Interesting thought! Thank you for sharing!
@@thesedreamsarefree Callas's prime vocal years on recording were 1949 to 1953. By mid 1954, she had lost a substantial amount of weight and looked glamorous, but the voice had begun to thin out as a result and to lose volume and plushness. She did do some incredible singing still until 1959.
Entschuldigung, aber das ist keine Koloratur.
No it's genius apocalyptic singing
Фальшиво прет. Техники колоратур, уже нет и голоса тоже. Кач и надрывный ор.
Her technique was always flawless even at the end it was still there. It was her breath and diaphragm support that weakened. When you're a bel canto expert and world class soprano only then you can pass judgement on a flawless technique, untill then be quiet and educate yourself