Moves me to tears every time. Such emotion in her voice. Not every opera singer does that for me. Some cannot be faulted technically but to have such control, perfection and emotion is just another level.
Grand Dame Cabelle's singing always brings tears to my eyes, there are many opera singers who will come after her and their skills and singing will be amazing breath taking but they will never be Grand Dame Cabelle.
This song always makes me cry. The title means "Oh my dear Papa." I adore Puccini's operas & Montserrat's voice in this aria is ethereal. Thank you so much for reviewing it. There is a 9 year-old Dutch girl named Amira Willighagen who sang her interpretation of the song. Perhaps you'd like to listen to her as well.
Renee Fleming's is better IMO. Her 2010 rendition with the Berlin Philharmonic is the COMPLETE PACKAGE--better pacing & timing, and she shows the emotion fitting the subject matter of a girl who would rather die by throwing herself off a bridge than be without the boy she loves. ruclips.net/video/Sf-tjXevlyQ/видео.html
@@walkawaycat431 I know exactly what you mean! La Callas places all her emotions, of both her personal triumphs and tragedies into the song, you emote with her, because she has the dramatic skills of both a great singer and a great actress! Greetings from Ireland
OMGOSH .. I was in a trance during every note .. her voice displays so many emotions I almost cried. And that's why they sing like that @ the opera .. even if u may not speak the lingo .. ur eyes can follow the play & ur ears melodically transposes the story to ur heart .. then flows the tears. But right now the aforementioned trance put me in a great state of relaxation .. Bravo 👏🏼💐
Montserrat Caballé was unrivaled in entrancement. I reccomend you also listen to her renditions of Sposa son Disprezzata and Chi il Bel Sogno di Doretta.
Fabulous .... Brilliant..Enchanting..and many many more words I could Say to try and say how great her voice is thanks for the reaction..Keep Strong Keep safe My dear Friend
Jessye Norman, any of her opera or spirituals as well as Joan Sutherland, their voices were the first operas I’ve ever heard. My mother and her friend would watch operas on PBS, once I finally got hooked, they bought me a ticket. Jessye Norman’s The Holy City took me someplace I’d never been hearing a voice, she takes you there.
My memory of the meaning of the piece: A young girl pleads with her parents to give their permission for her to marry her boyfriend/lover. She says that if they don’t give their permission, she will throw herself in the river to drown to escape her pain.
Opera makes you feel like you are in a different world. Like a getaway> Her is beautiful. I hope you try listening to Robertino Loreti when he was a little boy, loved his voice. He sang Santa Lucia< O solo mia and more. A truly sweet voice. even if you do not share it here :)
she says in German: Good evening, that's a very little song from puccini. that means little song, it’s from Gianni Schicchi,........take a moment,....it is very short, because it has to be like that now.. She was from Spain, so she speaks german, but not very well. 😆 The song is in italian.
Hey Ty, sup. aug14_2 I am pleasantly surprised. You are proof that opera is an art form that will live forever. You may not be an operaphile, now or ever, but you at least gave it a try and your ears and spirit liked it. I didn’t become a fan of yours until you went viral appearing at a public hearing and spoke out against CRT. As is my habit, I was doing my daily search for any new uploads of vintage recordings of opera performances, and this upload came up when I focused on Caballe. I’ll just leave this here for whoever else might be interested. Factoids of note: Caballe was crowned La Superba by the italian press, Sutherland, La Stupenda and Callas, La Divina. Caballe was a polyglot, like her compadre from Spain, the living legend, the greatest tenor of all time (successor to Caruso), the King of Opera, the Great Plácido Domingo, who now does mostly conducting and sings the occasional age-appropriate stage role, and is a covid survivor at 80. Caballe was famous for her pianissimi (you know what that is) and one of her career hallmarks was a fully sustained final high note in the finale of the opera Don Carlo. Here’s a link for one example: ruclips.net/video/EcEsuRFvfyw/видео.html The text for O mio babbino caro and translated: LAURETTA (in ginocchio, dinanzi a Gianni Schicchi (Ski-KEY) [BTW, this one act opera is a comedy] O mio babbino caro, mi piace, è bello, bello; vo’ andare in Porta Rossa a comperar l’annello! SÌ, sì, ci voglio andare! E se l’amassi indarno, andrei sul Ponte Vecchio, ma per buttarmi in Arno! Mi struggo e mi tormento! O dio, vorrei morir! Babbo, pietà, pietà! Babbo, pietà, pietà!
(on her knees, in front of Gianni Schicchi) O My dear father, I love him, he's beautiful, beautiful; I'm going to go to Porta Rossa to buy the ring! Yes, yes, I want to go there! And if I loved him in vain, I would go to the Ponte Vecchio, but to throw myself into the Arno! I yearn and torment myself! Oh God, I want to die! Father, mercy, mercy! Father, mercy, mercy! ~~~ Paz y salud!
It's an aria by Puccini. Those who think it sounds familiar heard this from the soundtrack of "Room With A View". The singer on that track is Kiri Te Kanawa. When I was studying classical voice, this was the first aria suggested by my coach. It's glorious to listen to, and even more glorious to sing 🥰
a dutch saying goes: "een goede stem ligt in het spek"... literally translated "a good voice is in the bacon" ... applicable very much among others to Maria Callas and Luciano Pavarotti
That is absolutely beautiful. I totally loved it. I feel so blessed that I'm able to appreciate all types of music. Think of what you'd be missing out on if you were stuck liking only one genre. Have you heard of Powderfinger? Tye, yet another great Australian band. They have so many songs to chose from, but I would highly recommend "Love your way", Cause all of your subscribers do "Love your way". Cheers!😉👍
My favorite too. I told people before I die I want to see Kiri Te Kanawa sing Mio Babbino Caro in person. I thought I would have to travel to Europe and it would cost a fortune. Amazingly she came to my city Tulsa Oklahoma for recital....... yeah little ol Tulsa. I sat on the front row. Front and center. I didn’t take a friend with me or nothing. Just me and Kiri. A magical moment for the stars to align like that and my dream to come true.
Sorry to catch this late. Listen to Andre Rieu and Amira, O Mio Bambino Caro. The video is from 2014. If you enjoyed Monserrat, one of the top sopranos of the 20th century, you will enjoy Amira. Monserrat was towards the end of her career when this was done. She also made an album with Freddy Mercury of Queen shortly before he died.
I would have to agree. Montserrat needs no introduction, she is a legend. But that performance by little Amira with Andre Rieu is absolutely mind blowing ! It is fast approaching 50 million views, trending at more than a million views a month. Historic performance at 10 years old. Amira ... a legend in the making ? Wouldn't surprise me ... she is that good.
Caballe has such a pretty voice, and does this heavenly well. But I prefer the richer timbre's of Renee Fleming in her prime, although some today seem to like Netrenko for some reason I can't fathom. For me in her prime Fleming was just ethereal. Try her doing this. However Netrenko and Garanca do the Lakme "Flower Duet" is so angelic there is nothing to fault, although again, I prefer Fleming and Susan Graham. One of opera's most beautiful duets.
Montserrat Caballe has a beautiful voice and does a outstanding version of this. I love the fact you reviewed this performance. As a young man I would never entertain the thought of listening to any Opera(I was a hard rock or heavy metal fan.) I remember my aunt Delores who took lessons singing opera, would take my sister to the metropolitan Opera in NYC when she was young. I decided to give it a chance live in person. My first Opera was Le Nozze di Figaro(the marriage of Figaro) I was captivated by the magic and power of the voices ringing out through the met. I was so moved that I bought season tickets the following year. With opera you don't always have to know the whole storyline(even though they translate for you on mini boards.) it is best to close your eyes and feel the music. the Aria" Duettino -Sull"aria"ruclips.net/video/fwSNMibfaRg/видео.html always has a special place as the first one that got me to listen to others and is worth a listen/review in one of your future broadcasts. it was also made famous in the movie Shawshank Redemption.
May I recommend, IMHO, the greatest aria ever written, "Vesti La Giubba" from Ruggero Leoncavallo's opera, "Pagliacci", Pick an artist but maybe start with a version by Luciano Pavarotti. Do read a bit about the back story of the aria. Pagliacci, a clown, is betrayed by his wife, yet he is due to perform and the show must go on. From the get go the music will grab you and the anguish of our clown will break your heart.
A beautiful performance from a world-renowned opera star. For a little comparison I'm posting the link to a performance by an untrained 10 year old from her first PBS special in 2010 or early 2011. It starts off talking about the circus because it was filmed at the Ringling Museum. It's Jackie Evancho ruclips.net/video/ta1-O7FI9YA/видео.html. She's 20 now and was most recently The Kitty on The Masked Singer, branching out into pop.
Love your reactions. Just found your channel and I have subscribed. I would recommend the following. The greatest voice on the planet, Dimash Kudaibergen. He has a channel on RUclips and the song you should listen to first is "SOS". He had been invited to participate in the Singer in China in 2017. You will not be disappointed. The journey is yours.
Honestly the first time I really recall hearing this song is when Rosanna Pansino recorded it on her site. Another take on a beautiful song! ruclips.net/video/X7L4wgcxtWM/видео.html
MRM just disregard my comments about trying to make things right with Patreon. I messed up and I'm sorry for bringing that problem to you. I'll try again to fix it myself or just start over. If I can even do that. It's just that I miss being with you all when you go live. But I'll just start over and see how that goes. MRM you have some very good and kind people in your group. Even when I was there but not making it known I still felt a part of you all and yeah I've missed that a lot. I was there with you all in spirit. And I know that you know exactly what I mean. Goodnight to you and God bless.
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Amazing! The fact I dont know what the words mean still knocks me out. It’s mesmerizing, she just makes it seem so easy & so pure & i get so caught up in this. Opera or classical music helps me focus or even think harder, it’s just beautiful. I could be in the worst mood or down & this brings me so much joy, even if it’s sad, it captivated me from the start & its like going into a trance almost & losing urself in the music. Absolutely loved this!!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
O my dear papa I like him, he is handsome, handsome I want to go to Porta Rossa To buy the ring! Yes, yes, I want to go there! And if my love were in vain, I would go to the Ponte Vecchio And throw myself in the Arno! I am aching, I am tortured! Oh God, I'd like to die! Father, have pity, have pity! Father, have pity, have pity!
L'Opéra est TOUT, surtout avec une voix comme celle de Montserrat CABALLE
BRAVO! Great Montserrat, she is so missed -- as well as the greatest Pavarotti. 👏👏👏😞
True - my all time favorites whom I miss so much ❤
Moves me to tears every time. Such emotion in her voice. Not every opera singer does that for me. Some cannot be faulted technically but to have such control, perfection and emotion is just another level.
Aahh my favourite soprano. The emotion and richness of her voice moves me to tears every time. Love your channel! ! Big fan from New Zealand.
Grand Dame Cabelle's singing always brings tears to my eyes, there are many opera singers who will come after her and their skills and singing will be amazing breath taking but they will never be Grand Dame Cabelle.
Beautiful singing is beautiful singing in any language
This is my fav classical/opera song, so amazing and it makes me so happy to see people enjoying this!
This song always makes me cry. The title means "Oh my dear Papa." I adore Puccini's operas & Montserrat's voice in this aria is ethereal. Thank you so much for reviewing it. There is a 9 year-old Dutch girl named Amira Willighagen who sang her interpretation of the song. Perhaps you'd like to listen to her as well.
Yes!
She was great on the talent show and went to performe it with the maestro André Rieu.
I dont think any soprano sings this as well as she does. Utterly mesmerizing
Maria Callas owns this song.
Renee Fleming's is better IMO.
Her 2010 rendition with the Berlin Philharmonic is the COMPLETE PACKAGE--better pacing & timing, and she shows the emotion fitting the subject matter of a girl who would rather die by throwing herself off a bridge than be without the boy she loves.
ruclips.net/video/Sf-tjXevlyQ/видео.html
@@walkawaycat431 You nailed that !
You are so correct!
Thank you
@John Ohara Maria Callas version has so much emotion. She is a good actress as well. No one cries like her on this song. Know what I mean?
@@walkawaycat431
I know exactly what you mean! La Callas places all her emotions, of both her personal triumphs and tragedies into the song, you emote with her, because she has the dramatic skills of both a great singer and a great actress!
Greetings from Ireland
OMGOSH .. I was in a trance during every note .. her voice displays so many emotions I almost cried. And that's why they sing like that @ the opera .. even if u may not speak the lingo .. ur eyes can follow the play & ur ears melodically transposes the story to ur heart .. then flows the tears. But right now the aforementioned trance put me in a great state of relaxation .. Bravo 👏🏼💐
Montserrat Caballé was unrivaled in entrancement. I reccomend you also listen to her renditions of Sposa son Disprezzata and Chi il Bel Sogno di Doretta.
@@alexandrapedersen829 thank you .. I'll look those up. 👍🏼😊
If you want to know how heaven looks like just close your eyes and listen to Montsy ❤❤❤🕊🕊🕊
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Thank you could listen to her for hours!
she sings no louder when getting the high notes. very sweet.
Her voice goes through me!
I can listen to her for hours and I’m actually crying because its so beyond beautiful and I closed my eyes and I was on cloud 9!
Thank you MRM. This is pure genius: "touching" any people of our so sad, ugly World. Merci.
This sort of music takes you to another place.
Fabulous .... Brilliant..Enchanting..and many many more words I could Say to try and say how great her voice is
thanks for the reaction..Keep Strong Keep safe My dear Friend
Jessye Norman, any of her opera or spirituals as well as Joan Sutherland, their voices were the first operas I’ve ever heard. My mother and her friend would watch operas on PBS, once I finally got hooked, they bought me a ticket. Jessye Norman’s The Holy City took me someplace I’d never been hearing a voice, she takes you there.
You have to appreciate the song's writer, though, Puccini, one of the most beloved writers ever. You love him as well as her astonishing voice.
I don't understand the words, But dang it touched my heart. Thank U
It's Italian
So beautiful💕
My memory of the meaning of the piece: A young girl pleads with her parents to give their permission for her to marry her boyfriend/lover. She says that if they don’t give their permission, she will throw herself in the river to drown to escape her pain.
Opera makes you feel like you are in a different world. Like a getaway> Her is beautiful. I hope you try listening to
Robertino Loreti when he was a little boy, loved his voice. He sang Santa Lucia< O solo mia and more. A truly sweet voice. even if you do not share it here :)
I love! Give chill bumps! So beautiful!
she says in German: Good evening, that's a very little song from puccini. that means little song, it’s from Gianni Schicchi,........take a moment,....it is very short, because it has to be like that now..
She was from Spain, so she speaks german, but not very well. 😆
The song is in italian.
She was called in opera circles La Superba, and for a good reason.
For absolute perfection listen to Joan Sutherland singing Casta Diva, from Bellini's opera Norma.
Hey Ty, sup. aug14_2 I am pleasantly surprised. You are proof that opera is an art form that will live forever. You may not be an operaphile, now or ever, but you at least gave it a try and your ears and spirit liked it. I didn’t become a fan of yours until you went viral appearing at a public hearing and spoke out against CRT. As is my habit, I was doing my daily search for any new uploads of vintage recordings of opera performances, and this upload came up when I focused on Caballe. I’ll just leave this here for whoever else might be interested.
Factoids of note: Caballe was crowned La Superba by the italian press, Sutherland, La Stupenda and Callas, La Divina. Caballe was a polyglot, like her compadre from Spain, the living legend, the greatest tenor of all time (successor to Caruso), the King of Opera, the Great Plácido Domingo, who now does mostly conducting and sings the occasional age-appropriate stage role, and is a covid survivor at 80. Caballe was famous for her pianissimi (you know what that is) and one of her career hallmarks was a fully sustained final high note in the finale of the opera Don Carlo. Here’s a link for one example: ruclips.net/video/EcEsuRFvfyw/видео.html
The text for O mio babbino caro and translated:
LAURETTA
(in ginocchio, dinanzi a Gianni Schicchi (Ski-KEY) [BTW, this one act opera is a comedy]
O mio babbino caro,
mi piace, è bello, bello;
vo’ andare in Porta Rossa
a comperar l’annello!
SÌ, sì, ci voglio andare!
E se l’amassi indarno,
andrei sul Ponte Vecchio,
ma per buttarmi in Arno!
Mi struggo e mi tormento!
O dio, vorrei morir!
Babbo, pietà, pietà!
Babbo, pietà, pietà!
(on her knees, in front of Gianni Schicchi)
O My dear father,
I love him, he's beautiful, beautiful;
I'm going to go to Porta Rossa
to buy the ring!
Yes, yes, I want to go there!
And if I loved him in vain,
I would go to the Ponte Vecchio,
but to throw myself into the Arno!
I yearn and torment myself!
Oh God, I want to die!
Father, mercy, mercy!
Father, mercy, mercy!
~~~
Paz y salud!
Beautiful song.
You should listen the Diva, Maria Callas singing that song in the old days.
It's an aria by Puccini. Those who think it sounds familiar heard this from the soundtrack of "Room With A View". The singer on that track is Kiri Te Kanawa. When I was studying classical voice, this was the first aria suggested by my coach. It's glorious to listen to, and even more glorious to sing 🥰
I know this song all because of a Snoopy/Charlie Brown TV special... Is called "She's A Good Skater Charlie Brown". Find it and watch it!
car ramps over bridge in slow mo in the rain with cop cars behind it... grand theft auto 3 now in stores... man those were the days:.)
Beautiful although I love tenors and baritones more.
a dutch saying goes: "een goede stem ligt in het spek"... literally translated "a good voice is in the bacon"
... applicable very much among others to Maria Callas and Luciano Pavarotti
That is absolutely beautiful. I totally loved it. I feel so blessed that I'm able to appreciate all types of music. Think of what you'd be missing out on if you were stuck liking only one genre. Have you heard of Powderfinger? Tye, yet another great Australian band. They have so many songs to chose from, but I would highly recommend "Love your way", Cause all of your subscribers do "Love your way". Cheers!😉👍
An Angel.
Great review. Caballe is exceptional. Give a listen to her singing Signore Ascolta.
I love Kiri Te Kanawa singing this. My favorite aria. Puccini was a genius.
My favorite too. I told people before I die I want to see Kiri Te Kanawa sing Mio Babbino Caro in person. I thought I would have to travel to Europe and it would cost a fortune. Amazingly she came to my city Tulsa Oklahoma for recital....... yeah little ol Tulsa. I sat on the front row. Front and center. I didn’t take a friend with me or nothing. Just me and Kiri. A magical moment for the stars to align like that and my dream to come true.
Sorry to catch this late. Listen to Andre Rieu and Amira, O Mio Bambino Caro. The video is from 2014. If you enjoyed Monserrat, one of the top sopranos of the 20th century, you will enjoy Amira. Monserrat was towards the end of her career when this was done. She also made an album with Freddy Mercury of Queen shortly before he died.
I would have to agree. Montserrat needs no introduction, she is a legend. But that performance by little Amira with Andre Rieu is absolutely mind blowing ! It is fast approaching 50 million views, trending at more than a million views a month. Historic performance at 10 years old. Amira ... a legend in the making ? Wouldn't surprise me ... she is that good.
Please, please listen to her singing with Freddie Mercury, she will light you UP! Am loving watching you discover these great singers!
Caballe has such a pretty voice, and does this heavenly well. But I prefer the richer timbre's of Renee Fleming in her prime, although some today seem to like Netrenko for some reason I can't fathom. For me in her prime Fleming was just ethereal. Try her doing this. However Netrenko and Garanca do the Lakme "Flower Duet" is so angelic there is nothing to fault, although again, I prefer Fleming and Susan Graham. One of opera's most beautiful duets.
Montserrat Caballe has a beautiful voice and does a outstanding version of this. I love the fact you reviewed this performance. As a young man I would never entertain the thought of listening to any Opera(I was a hard rock or heavy metal fan.) I remember my aunt Delores who took lessons singing opera, would take my sister to the metropolitan Opera in NYC when she was young. I decided to give it a chance live in person. My first Opera was Le Nozze di Figaro(the marriage of Figaro) I was captivated by the magic and power of the voices ringing out through the met. I was so moved that I bought season tickets the following year. With opera you don't always have to know the whole storyline(even though they translate for you on mini boards.) it is best to close your eyes and feel the music. the Aria" Duettino -Sull"aria"ruclips.net/video/fwSNMibfaRg/видео.html always has a special place as the first one that got me to listen to others and is worth a listen/review in one of your future broadcasts. it was also made famous in the movie Shawshank Redemption.
Brava
No. You have to listen to Maria Callas! She owns this song.
May I recommend, IMHO, the greatest aria ever written, "Vesti La Giubba" from Ruggero Leoncavallo's opera, "Pagliacci", Pick an artist but maybe start with a version by Luciano Pavarotti. Do read a bit about the back story of the aria. Pagliacci, a clown, is betrayed by his wife, yet he is due to perform and the show must go on. From the get go the music will grab you and the anguish of our clown will break your heart.
Montserrat Caballé ⭐⭐⭐✨✨✨😰
Reacción a sislena Caparrós a que canta esta canción es alucinante desde Tenerife
A spanish singer singing in italian and making jokes in german
Beautiful
May I suggest Jessye Norman singing Samson and Delilah's improved sound version.
I've loved this song ever since I first heard it in GTA 3 in '01
Hehe... check out Rosa Ponselle's Madama Butterfly..
How can i go on de Freddy mercury y Montserrat caballé
I think Norwegian soprano Sissel does the ultimate version of this piece.. She truly sounds like an angel.
Great
A beautiful performance from a world-renowned opera star. For a little comparison I'm posting the link to a performance by an untrained 10 year old from her first PBS special in 2010 or early 2011. It starts off talking about the circus because it was filmed at the Ringling Museum. It's Jackie Evancho ruclips.net/video/ta1-O7FI9YA/видео.html. She's 20 now and was most recently The Kitty on The Masked Singer, branching out into pop.
Love your reactions. Just found your channel and I have subscribed. I would recommend the following. The greatest voice on the planet, Dimash Kudaibergen. He has a channel on RUclips and the song you should listen to first is "SOS". He had been invited to participate in the Singer in China in 2017. You will not be disappointed. The journey is yours.
Honestly the first time I really recall hearing this song is when Rosanna Pansino recorded it on her site. Another take on a beautiful song! ruclips.net/video/X7L4wgcxtWM/видео.html
Please React to "Real People" and "Open Up" by Chic. Thank you.
Hey Ty I'm a huge fan of yours and I was just wondering if you could react to skillet rebirthing
MRM just disregard my comments about trying to make things right with Patreon. I messed up and I'm sorry for bringing that problem to you. I'll try again to fix it myself or just start over. If I can even do that. It's just that I miss being with you all when you go live. But I'll just start over and see how that goes. MRM you have some very good and kind people in your group. Even when I was there but not making it known I still felt a part of you all and yeah I've missed that a lot. I was there with you all in spirit. And I know that you know exactly what I mean. Goodnight to you and God bless.
@matt becham are you kidding me! What song did you post? I'm just curious and that doesn't make any kind of sense.
they have video of that music please react to how can i go go
Check out Floor Jansen doing this song as well.
Please play the road to Zion from Petra 🎸💜🔮🌈😇✌️ and Grave Robber by petra ✌️🌈💜☀️😇 God bless thank you 🎸🎤☀️😇🌈🔮✌️
Petra!!! My favorite song was The Coloring Song when I was growing up
Try the great Enrico Caruso singing Una Furtiva Lagrima (remastered) 1904.
Awesome! Can you review Trace Adkins "Poor Wayfaring Stranger"? Loving what you do! Looks like unity to me:)
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React to Lynda Randell "God On The Mountain" ruclips.net/video/PPJbgBzL6oY/видео.html .
She is the sister of Michael Tait from Newsboys
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You should check out this one:
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Jackie Evancho sang that song too
Amazing! The fact I dont know what the words mean still knocks me out. It’s mesmerizing, she just makes it seem so easy & so pure & i get so caught up in this. Opera or classical music helps me focus or even think harder, it’s just beautiful. I could be in the worst mood or down & this brings me so much joy, even if it’s sad, it captivated me from the start & its like going into a trance almost & losing urself in the music. Absolutely loved this!!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
O my dear papa
I like him, he is handsome, handsome
I want to go to Porta Rossa
To buy the ring!
Yes, yes, I want to go there!
And if my love were in vain,
I would go to the Ponte Vecchio
And throw myself in the Arno!
I am aching, I am tortured!
Oh God, I'd like to die!
Father, have pity, have pity!
Father, have pity, have pity!