A brilliant history lesson, Tim! It's always a pleasure to learn something new! The analysis of characters was quite insightful and the narration and the animation were great, Long life to ZontulFilms!
and also check out the Violin aria at the centre of the opera sung by Nicklausse (slightly more as muse than companion) a great example by Ekaterina Gubanova
I have seen that film. Years ago, I really liked it, though I don't remember it. It would be good to see it again. I love the Sutherland/Bonynge version with the wonderful epilogue and Joanie's amazing singing! It would be interesting to hear Hoffman sung by a baritone, if the material is there for a reconstruction. Thank you for the video!
I think you'll find Offenbach's dog was called Kleinzaches - with the extra "es"!! But nice to see this reference. Did you know, Offenbach apparently died still holding the unfinished manuscript of Hoffmann? A ramarkable man altogether as indeed was ETAH (who appears under this acronym in the novels of Robertson Davies!) There we are-
You also need to add links to the soundtrack.You can find some very good examples of Olympia on RUclips (for example-Luciana Serra at the Royal Opera House (with Domingo): Los cuentos de Hoffmann-Olynpia-Ópera.avi ) Rachel Gilmore at the MET Check out Moira Shearer version, and there's also a version of Joan Sutherland on stage You might also check out Alfredo Kraus, surely the best Hoffmann ever, and wonderful staging of Kleinzach with Neil Shicoff
A brilliant history lesson, Tim! It's always a pleasure to learn something new! The analysis of characters was quite insightful and the narration and the animation were great, Long life to ZontulFilms!
and also check out the Violin aria at the centre of the opera sung by Nicklausse (slightly more as muse than companion) a great example by Ekaterina Gubanova
Absolutely fabulous animation and presentation.
A great pleasure to watch.
Well done!
very interesting story. I do not like opera but I am now really interested. Thanks, Tim. I love the pictures too.
Always a great pleasure to learn in such detailed, entertaining manner! More please Tim x
I have seen that film. Years ago, I really liked it, though I don't remember it. It would be good to see it again. I love the Sutherland/Bonynge version with the wonderful epilogue and Joanie's amazing singing! It would be interesting to hear Hoffman sung by a baritone, if the material is there for a reconstruction. Thank you for the video!
I think you'll find Offenbach's dog was called Kleinzaches - with the extra "es"!! But nice to see this reference. Did you know, Offenbach apparently died still holding the unfinished manuscript of Hoffmann? A ramarkable man altogether as indeed was ETAH (who appears under this acronym in the novels of Robertson Davies!) There we are-
Very good to know the tortuous history of this opera with such brilliant illustration.
many thanks
I went to see the ENO version and liked it alot. Your analysis was helpful.
Absolutely fascinating, sir. Looking forward to the feature film. :)
You also need to add links to the soundtrack.You can find some very good examples of Olympia on RUclips (for example-Luciana Serra at the Royal Opera House (with Domingo): Los cuentos de Hoffmann-Olynpia-Ópera.avi ) Rachel Gilmore at the MET
Check out Moira Shearer version, and there's also a version of Joan Sutherland on stage
You might also check out Alfredo Kraus, surely the best Hoffmann ever, and wonderful staging of Kleinzach with Neil Shicoff
beautiful and very interesting, well done!
lovely
cool)
かわいい！ 楽しい！ ためになる！
このアニメ、どうやって撮ったのかな？
「ホフマン物語」、まずは映画を観てみよう。