RUSALKA - Long Story Short
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Mia Mandineau, an opera singing student and young French RUclipsr, explains opera plots with passion, a big smile and a marker pen. OperaVision has teamed up with her to offer you some brilliant summaries of popular operas streamed on our platform. What does she have to say about Rusalka? Look out for The Little Mermaid…
Streamed on OperaVision on 14 February 2020 at 19:00 CET and available for 6 months: operavision.eu...
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Mia did another wonderful video on a difficult opera. She is just natural, Thank you Mia.
In this hard times she made us laugh and be happy again. We would love to adopt Mia Mandineau. Thank you very much. Keep Safe and Healthy.
A really cool idea! It's much easier to watch an opera if you already know what is going to be happening. (It's not like it's a thriller that you would watch for the twists in the plot :).) And this style of presentation, fun and lighthearted, is really nice -- those who might not like it are probably the kind of people who would prefer to read a much more in-depth analysis anyway. Well done!
Renée Fleming sings it every 5 minutes :-)
I love this!! 😍😍😍
Mia is amazing!
You are too cute! Thank you so much oh talented one!
How many of these opera recaps have u done? Want to see them all. Wonderfulness
Hi @C ru, Mia has her own channel which is called @L'opéra et ses zouz. But we'll continue to publish some of her recaps here as well. Next one will be about Nabucco in April!
What would be the 2 characteristics of the character rusalka ?
Just found your videos! LOVE this opera! But the thing is I can't understand what they're saying idk if they're singing in English or Russian but either way I can't understand any opera. Is that just means or are you like not supposed to understand opera lyrics
It's Czech
Ms. Mandineau, What do you think is the difference between a mermaid and a water nymph? None ... right? They are both two wet sopranos. One slightly saltier than the other. :-)
Rukasepar Don‘t lick sopranos!
mermaids live in the sea, water nymphs are fresh water!