Barbara Bonney Geoffrey Parsons "Ridente la calma" W.A. Mozart
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Barbara Bonney is one of the leading lyric sopranos of her generation. With over 100 recordings to her name, her artistry has been documented for generations of singers to come. Her Sophie (Rosenkavalier) is legendary the world over, as are her Mozart roles of Susanna (Figaro), Parmina (Zauberflote). Ms. Bonney devoted much of her 30 year career to Lieder, and continues to sing Lied-Recitals and Orchestral Concerts. She is a devoted mentor of the new-generation-singer, and is currently Professor at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, as well as guest professor of the Royal Academy of Music in London.
For Ms. Bonneys current concert schedule and more I invited to visit her official web-site at: www.barbarabonn...
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Geoffrey Penwill Parsons was born in Sydney, Australia. In 1950, he settled in England, where his first big break came accompanying the bass-baritone Peter Dawson. He also worked closely with the eminent German lieder singer Gerhard Husch, and in 1961 accompanied Miss Schwarzkopf in a recital at Festival Hall in London. He worked regularly in some 40 countries, including more than 30 tours of Australia.
He was an honorary member of both the Royal Academy and the Guildhall School of Music, and a fellow of the Royal College of Music, where he was Prince Consort Professor of piano accompaniment. In addition, he was an Officer of the Order of Australia and the Order of the British Empire, and in 1992 received the Royal Philharmonic Society's Instrumentalist of the Year Award. Many of his numerous recordings also won awards. At the time of his death in 1995 he had become a genial godfather to a new generation of superstar vocalists, including Olaf Bär, Thomas Hampson, and Barbara Bonney. He was also in demand as a teacher, and his master classes were avidly attended.
Ridente la calma
W.A. Mozart
Ridente la calma nell'alma si desti;
Né resti più segno di sdegno e timor.
Tu vieni, frattanto, a stringer mio bene,
Le dolce catene sí grate al mio cor.
Ridente la calma nell'alma si desti;
Né resti un segno di sdegno e timor.
May a happy calm arise
May a happy calm arise in my soul
and may neither a bit of anger nor fear survive in it.
In the meantime you are coming, my beloved, to grasp
those sweet chains that make my heart so grateful.
May a happy calm arise in my soul
and may neither anger nor fear survive in it.
Whitebabygrandpiano
2009
Great, Unique, Touching and Beautiful Barbara Bonney (:
very relaxing and effortless--what a wonderful coloratura--absolutely grand --thank you for posting--i will add it to my play list--that i listen to just about everyday--thank you indeed ms. Bonney
Her pianissimo is enviable. Wow. :)
I agree 100% - let's not forget
the great Geoffrey Parsons :)
Lovely interpretation by BB & GP--and your photo collection is so fine alongside!
Muchas gracias.
I agree with you 100%...thanks for your comment and for visiting my channel. There is a lot more great music here.
@CateSoprano
Ms B is most definitely an amazing singer and teacher.
Thank you and best wishes on learning 'Ridente la calma' :)
Grazie :)
@Wavewolfaroha
BB and GP's interpretation is so vivid that I could have used a white sheet and the colors and meaning of the song would have shined through.
Thank you WW.
Thank you on behalf of
BB, GP and WAM :)
@AntiquesVoices
Truly one of a kind :)
Grazie :)