Mozart touched somewhere deep in humanity. I think, on some level, everybody wants to be loved, cherished, tolerated and forgiven, unconditionally. This is why this piece hits so hard.
I know next to nothing about opera, I only ended up here because I wanted to see the whole song from the Amadeus movie. I don't even know what language they are singing or what they are saying but when Contessa(Noemi) comes on at the 1:58 mark and after, tears just roll down my face. Can't explain it. Wonderful.
Naturalmente cantano In Italiano, cosa cantano? Lui chiede Perdono, per il resto le parole contano poco, l’unica parola ben comprensibile e’ per l’appunto “Perdono”. La musica poi dice tutto.
Finale bellissimo. Non è il più bello scritto da Mozart solo perchè esiste la perfezione del secondo Atto, per me una delle cose più belle e perfette mai scritte nella storia della musica.
The most perfect ending to the most perfect comedy, in any form, a miracle realized through music. Utter Chaos as all plot points collide--- Forgiveness asked from all players, denied by the boss---- The trump card is played--- A moment of universal wonder and confusion--- The philandering bully is publicly shamed, realizes he was wrong (if only for the moment)-- HE now begs forgiveness from the woman he has wronged--- She grants forgiveness with infinite tenderness--- All join hands, united in reconciliation; five words 'Now we can all be happy' (Ah tutti contento saremo cosi') set to two minutes of transfiguring musical forgiveness, where we are all forgiven for being the fools that we are--- Lights up--- All joins hands, face forward--- The comedy is OVER--- Let's PARTY! Never fails to be a revelation. Mozart, you are my best friend and hero. When all else fails, you redeem me.
Figaro really is a masterpiece. I think Act 2 is dazzling with a finale I have to cheer even in recordings. I think Salieri's comments in Amadeus on this piece cannot be bettered. I shall never tire of Figaro.
CONTE Contessa perdono! Perdono, perdono! CONTESSA Più docile sono E dico di sì TUTTI Ah! Tutti contenti Saremo così Questo giorno di tormenti Di capricci e di follia In contenti e in allegria Solo amor può terminar Sposi, amici, al ballo, al gioco Alle mine date foco! Ed al suon di lieta marcia Corriam tutti a festeggiar
Mozart was a true genius - I'm not sure what else there is to say. The fact this music, this situation, can still move us after centuries, is entirely down to Mozart.
Gustavo, I lived in Italy fifty years ago and learned the language. I was once told that in past centuries, if you were speaking to an aristocrat, instead of the polite Lei (3rd person singular) form, in common use today, you used the 3rd person plural form. Hence perdono instead of perdona. For years I was rather amazed at that usage but never came across it, until I found it here.
I'm italian: it's short for something like "contessa (vi chiedo) perdono", that is "countess, (I ask you for) forgiveness". "Perdono" in this sentence is indeed a noun, not a verb. Had it been a verb, it would have been "perdonA" as you point out. I hope to have been helpful! :)
Mozart touched somewhere deep in humanity. I think, on some level, everybody wants to be loved, cherished, tolerated and forgiven, unconditionally. This is why this piece hits so hard.
Beautifully stated.
The restored third act was bold, brilliant. The fourth... was astounding.
"And you you know what happened? A MIRACLE!!!"
I heard the true music of forgiveness filling the theater, conferring upon all within hearing, God was singing through this little man.
I know next to nothing about opera, I only ended up here because I wanted to see the whole song from the Amadeus movie. I don't even know what language they are singing or what they are saying but when Contessa(Noemi) comes on at the 1:58 mark and after, tears just roll down my face. Can't explain it. Wonderful.
The language is, of course, the best language ever for opera: Italian.
Don‘t wonder, you just feel the magic of opera!
I still can’t believe the emperor yawned 😂
El idioma de la música es universal
Naturalmente cantano
In Italiano, cosa cantano? Lui chiede Perdono, per il resto le parole contano poco, l’unica parola ben comprensibile e’ per l’appunto “Perdono”. La musica poi dice tutto.
Finale bellissimo. Non è il più bello scritto da Mozart solo perchè esiste la perfezione del secondo Atto, per me una delle cose più belle e perfette mai scritte nella storia della musica.
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Concordo pienamente
Quando lo ascolto si va in estasi ...bellissimo...
The most perfect ending to the most perfect comedy, in any form, a miracle realized through music.
Utter Chaos as all plot points collide---
Forgiveness asked from all players, denied by the boss----
The trump card is played---
A moment of universal wonder and confusion---
The philandering bully is publicly shamed, realizes he was wrong (if only for the moment)--
HE now begs forgiveness from the woman he has wronged---
She grants forgiveness with infinite tenderness---
All join hands, united in reconciliation; five words 'Now we can all be happy' (Ah tutti contento saremo cosi') set to two minutes of transfiguring musical forgiveness, where we are all forgiven for being the fools that we are---
Lights up---
All joins hands, face forward---
The comedy is OVER---
Let's PARTY!
Never fails to be a revelation. Mozart, you are my best friend and hero. When all else fails, you redeem me.
The most beautiful and moving ensemble EVER composed .... It always makes me cry automatically
Me too!!
Always!
Shut up down boy
When you contact heaven and they put you on hold..
Figaro really is a masterpiece. I think Act 2 is dazzling with a finale I have to cheer even in recordings. I think Salieri's comments in Amadeus on this piece cannot be bettered. I shall never tire of Figaro.
Beautiful singing. Simple but effective staging. Period costuming. What more can you ask for.
Oneof the GREATEST Contessas I have ever heard. Bravissima!
CONTE
Contessa perdono! Perdono, perdono!
CONTESSA
Più docile sono
E dico di sì
TUTTI
Ah! Tutti contenti
Saremo così
Questo giorno di tormenti
Di capricci e di follia
In contenti e in allegria
Solo amor può terminar
Sposi, amici, al ballo, al gioco
Alle mine date foco!
Ed al suon di lieta marcia
Corriam tutti a festeggiar
I can't stop crying it is so beautiful
The Contessa was extraordinary!!!
Bravissimi tutti ed in modo particolare Figaro: Roberto Gentili!
Dios se servía de aquel hombrecillo para cantarle a un mundo asombrado...
Cada compás hacia mi derrota más y más amarga...
Beautifully sung AND they play the scene; singing first to each other rather than just out to the audience. ...so much more powerful.
Saw this in Prague at the Estates where it had its world premiere in 1786 and still delighting the world after more than 200 plus years.
Figaro premiered in Vienna. Don Giovanni premiered in Prague after Figaro became a big hit there.
01:58 my magic moment
The most beautiful music ever created.
What a voice.
that cough screwed it up
1:30 for Contessa Perdono
mozartl 🤍
I don't care what I just love the perfect tones and beautiful voices 100❤
Absolutely Brilliant ! thanks a lot for this unforgettable staging
Mozart was a true genius - I'm not sure what else there is to say. The fact this music, this situation, can still move us after centuries, is entirely down to Mozart.
Bravi, molto emozionante
Brilliant
Oí de pronto una música de Perdón llenar el teatro, confiriendo a todos una perfecta absolución
Dios se servía de aquel hombrecillo..para cantarle a un mundo asombrado..
Cheers from Central America!!! Guatemala City!!
Hermosa aria!!
totale absolution ! magnifique ! merci Maestro !
can pls somebody tell me, why it means 'contessa perdono' and not 'contessa perdona'? its imperative.
Gustavo,
I lived in Italy fifty years ago and learned the language. I was once told that in past centuries, if you were speaking to an aristocrat, instead of the polite Lei (3rd person singular) form, in common use today, you used the 3rd person plural form. Hence perdono instead of perdona. For years I was rather amazed at that usage but never came across it, until I found it here.
I’m doing an Italian conversation class at the moment. I’m going to ask the teacher about this.
I'm italian: it's short for something like "contessa (vi chiedo) perdono", that is "countess, (I ask you for) forgiveness". "Perdono" in this sentence is indeed a noun, not a verb. Had it been a verb, it would have been "perdonA" as you point out. I hope to have been helpful! :)
@@richardchisholm5151 what you said is correct! But the 3d person plural of the verb is "perdonate" (and it's not this case) :)
@@AtalantaBallet fantastic, thank You, mille grazie:)
Brava Noemi!!!!
super cet opéra ! l'histoire est touchante
I forgive you. What greater words can be said.
Especially now when we celebrate God's forgiveness for us in this week.
Good job indeed
Thank you for posting. Mozart's music is so great, and I can enjoy it on my phone Thank you again.
Bravo!
Bravo -looks like a great production.
quindi sono ancora studenti! bravissimi!
pretty good - but to my thinking it can't hold a candle to the production under John Eliot Gardiner
4:48 LE DOY UN BESO Y UN ENORME ABRAZO...
hie
🎉🎉🎉
Sublime.romeu
Wonderful!
hi😊e
h😊ie
Wonderful.
Singers please?
Conte - Christian Federici
Contessa- Noemi Umani
Susanna- Alessia Pintossi
Figaro - Roberto Gentili
Cherubino - Matilde Lazzari
Marcellina- Sara Pegoraro
Don Basilio - Claudio Zazzaro
Don Bartolo- Giulio Alessandro Bocchi
Antonio- Andrea Jin Chen
Barbarina- Eleonora Benetti
@@NoemiUmani Thank you!
@@NoemiUmani Thank you!
@@NoemiUmani You are doing God's work
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das opernhaus wird WELT bühne der ALL versöhnung die beten und segnen ALLE e tutti contenti saremo cosi..solo AMOR puo terminar.AMEN
She killed it!!!
ეს ოპერა საოცრებაა! სრულყოფილი მუსიკალური დრამატურგია❤