Hvorostovsky - interview in Russian (part 2 of 3)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
  • The second part of the interview.

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  • @ЛарисаРоманова-у6х
    @ЛарисаРоманова-у6х 4 года назад +15

    Космическое обаяние и прекрасная русская речь. Это плюс к гениальному таланту и великолепной внешности. Таких как Дмитрий больше нет. Это наша гордость и любовь и наша теперь вечная боль.

  • @ЖайнагулМусагулова
    @ЖайнагулМусагулова 3 года назад +10

    Уникальная личность,Артист,Космос, интересно слушать , смотреть его....на сцене Бог❣️

  • @НеллиБаранович
    @НеллиБаранович 3 года назад +9

    Высший пилотаж культуры общения певца и ведущей беседу!!!!! Удивительная способность её открыть масштаб души и таланта мировой звезды, нашей гордости России! Какая сила смогла сломить такую красоту, ум, стать и небесный голос!!!! Потеря, утраты с каждым днем трагичней!!!
    Наша боль объединяет весь мир и даёт понять простую вещь. Свет такой звезды БЕССМЕРТЕН, ОН ВЕЧЕН!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @natasabgd5119
    @natasabgd5119 4 года назад +8

    pametno prica, divan covek, plemenit i emotivan bravo*

  • @mknizhnik
    @mknizhnik 11 лет назад +25

    Большое спасибо за интервью и видео.Огромный интерес к собеседованию! Дмитрий Хворостовский- совершенно уникальный оперный певец нашей эпохи! Очень нравится его исполнение музыкальных произведений в любых жанрах. Больших творческих успехов!

  • @draganaradulovic8203
    @draganaradulovic8203 3 года назад +5

    Дмитрии, јединствен, навсегда, заувек ♥️😍 ♥️

  • @gigagrant1951
    @gigagrant1951 6 лет назад +10

    This was a most enjoyable time for me.To listen when two super intelligent people talk is a celebration of time spent.

  • @ИринаСтепанова-о1э
    @ИринаСтепанова-о1э 3 года назад +7

    Милый, милый Дмитрий Александрович.

  • @adelinamerino2537
    @adelinamerino2537 2 года назад +5

    ¡¡EN ÉSTOS MOMENTOS,VERTE, ESCUCHARTE HABLAR Ó CANTAR ME HACE BIEN!! GRACIAS,SPASIBA 28/01/2022 🇷🇺⭐💖🔔🌹🕊🇦🇷

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +7

    Even though he still sang until his last days and he sang incredibly. When he opened his mouth, the eyes were completely wide open and when he finished singing a complete joy would appear about the fact that he could do it. That's why he had this huge open smile at the end of every piece his sang, when he would open his arms and be happy, like a child, as if it were the first time in his life, as if all this had already finished.

    • @НинаМагда-ь4в
      @НинаМагда-ь4в 6 лет назад +9

      КРАСАВЕЦ. Голос, внешность, харизма, ИНТЕЛЕГЕНТНОСТЬ, ПРОФЕССИОНАЛИЗМ. ВСЁ дал ДМИТРИЮ БОГ, НО РАНО ЗАБРАЛ у НЕГО ЖИЗНЬ. Очень печально.

  • @elaz8386
    @elaz8386 3 года назад +5

    Jak patrzę na Niego ....Wielki Żal nie ma już takiego Wspaniałego Śpiewaka . ...życie to sen !

  • @melunia100
    @melunia100 13 лет назад +12

    Super MEN ;)) Cudowny głos!!!

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    It's easier to speak about, for example, a flower, a wave, the wind, the sun, the clouds... all these things help.
    Interviewer: So different ideas...
    Dmitry: Of course, it works, as with children. This relaxes. The students are extremely stiff in front of you. I took this from my own pedagogue, as she did this, not only with me but with everybody. And to me it also happened for when the sun came out of the clouds I was very happy, but when this didn't happen I was stiff.

  • @irinamachado9693
    @irinamachado9693 5 лет назад +4

    💔😢

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +4

    You can even feel it in your fingers, for example, if you are playing the piano, when they are stiff. Out of this stiffness, the results are visible. And sometimes these results aren't up to their maximum. For this reason, when there is complete concentration, then there is greater depth in your work and the result, everything that you do on stage, depends on these basic organic things.

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +6

    Translation for second part.
    I will do the rest tomorrow.
    Hope your enjoyed it!

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +6

    Interviewer: A question about Pavarotti. For you, he was a hero, an idol, you even haven't thought about singing with him one day. Then you met him and I am trying to understand how this approaching to this person, about your admiration for him...
    Dmitry: My admiration for him never disappeared and will never disappear. I sung with him just for a little time, long ago, when I was just starting and when he was the best singer on earth!

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +7

    Interviewer: I was at this concert where you sang war songs. When you sing them, do you have the feeling that you are a person of that period, or do you consider yourself a today person who knows something about the war and about these years and who is capable of transferring this atmosphere or do you have the complete feeling that you are only genetically from that period.

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +5

    Dmitry: I think that genetically we are all from that period. These songs have a specific code, which carries a certain kind of culture belonging to the war period. No other country has something like this.
    Interviewer: And in this kind of concerts, the voice suffers? You are a very careful person who keeps its voice...

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +2

    That is why you have to approach these things in an extremely careful manner and try not to have an influence, not to disturb them. So, therefore, what can you tell them? You can speak to them about the expression, about the phrasing, about the musical part, etc. And, as a rule, when you start explaining things with elements of the theatre, about the plasticity of it, then the results come quicker and easier than if you try to explain them with scientific terms about phrasing

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    Dmitry: Yes, the process in which you are fighting and insulting, destroying... and even sometimes you get upset! It is not very common, but sometimes you get upset... this is really a unique thing.
    Interviewer: Did it already come to your mind to leave the opera world?
    Dmitry: It did, it does and probably this possibility will still exist. In principle, I can claim to have enough stage experience as to organize, for example, performances in the Conservatory or to work with young students

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +4

    I have already done some masterclasses, but very few of them, and given the fact that you cannot influence in the technical vocal part of these students or whoever want to sing...
    Interviewer: What do you mean that you cannot influence?? If you are doing a masterclass, don't you explain them how...?
    Dmitry: Their pedagogue will be sitting next to him in the classroom and he will start saying the opposite thing! Because these things are very delicate

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    Dmitry: Well, I think that directors are also people and you can always come to an agreement with them...
    Interviewer: But how? Can you come to an agreement on the fact that he has to take away completely his original context?
    Dmitry: Of course! I already can do everything! I already worked under such conditions and I am not afraid of anything.

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    Interviewer: When you started singing this programme with songs from the war, I remember you said that this was going to be one unique concert. Then from this unique concert it was performed in another hall...
    Dmitry: They obliged me to do it!! Hahaha!
    Interviewer: The obliged you to??

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +4

    Dmitry: Of course, it suffers. In general, to sing with a microphone works horribly with the technique of an opera singer. For half the middle of the public is okay, but to sit in the second row (???????) is completely impossible. For this reason, is quite dangerous. Although other singers, such as Pavarotti or Domingo, have already sung in this kind of recitals, but not that often... not that often

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    On the other hand, when you find yourself under such conditions, it becomes real interesting for your acting, hehehe! Completely unimaginable things, really not similar to anything else and hence very interesting and you have to work for them, the result is not important, though. In principle, we are not there for the result. I don't work any more only for the result!
    Interviewer: The most important thing is the process, isn't it?

  • @melunia100
    @melunia100 13 лет назад +6

    Dima charoszyj muzczyna te siwe włosy bardzo mu pasują do ciemnych oczu i oprawy.A głos wspaniały abiezatelno/WSIEWO CHAROSZEW0 DIMA !!!

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    Interviewer: You haven't sung at the Bolshoy yet, but you have promised that that day will come when you finally will step into the stage of the Bolshoy theatre.

  • @melunia100
    @melunia100 13 лет назад +4

    Piesni wajennych let moje ulubione i mojego baćki !

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +2

    Dmitry: Yes, for the moment it hasn't happened but I hope that in the near future this will happen, and I will do it with pleasure...
    Interviewer: I think that this is meant to happen...
    Dmitry: Maybe... maybe...
    Interviewer: Did it happen to you that, for example, you sign a contract, start rehearsing and the director creates a staging which, for you, is completely unbearable, and you have to work under these conditions...

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +3

    Dmitry: They did! And they put me these conditions...
    Interviewer: Who obliged you to?
    Dmitry: Life! To receive this little part of adrenaline from this huge, enormous, mass of people, who are looking at you in this stadium or in an open hall was as I was sitting in an igloo...

  • @natashkk
    @natashkk 16 лет назад +4

    Even though he still sang until his last days and he sang incredibly. When he opened his mouth, the eyes were completely wide open and when he finished singing a complete joy would appear about the fact that he could do it. That's why he had this huge open smile at the end of every piece his sang, when he would open his arms and be happy, like a child, as if it were the first time in his life, as if all this had already finished.