Besides Emma Kirkby, this is my favorite version I have found on youtube so far. You have clear, crystalline quality and the rate of your vibrato is perfect. Some people try to use too much vibrato and it ruins it because its Haydn ;)
I was impressed by the recitative. A 19th C clarinet player (whose name I forget) used to play his own ornamented version of this aria. It is lost, of course, but it is a brilliant idea because it obviously combined the vocal part with the clarinet obbligatti dropping the odd arpeggio an octave or so down to the written F3 and doubling the number of notes etc, add a few trill and turns here and there ...I'll get it into Sibelius in the morning.
Besides Emma Kirkby, this is my favorite version I have found on youtube so far. You have clear, crystalline quality and the rate of your vibrato is perfect. Some people try to use too much vibrato and it ruins it because its Haydn ;)
very well sang! Love it! Thank you Addie!
I was impressed by the recitative. A 19th C clarinet player (whose name I forget) used to play his own ornamented version of this aria. It is lost, of course, but it is a brilliant idea because it obviously combined the vocal part with the clarinet obbligatti dropping the odd arpeggio an octave or so down to the written F3 and doubling the number of notes etc, add a few trill and turns here and there ...I'll get it into Sibelius in the morning.
Lovely voice Addie. Well sung.
How's it going ? I hope you are still performing
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