Joyce DiDonato - Lascia ch'io pianga
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2013
- Mezzosoprano Joyce DiDonato singing "Lascia ch'io pianga" from Händel's opera Rinaldo, accompanied by Il Pomo d'Oro.
This was part of German TV programme ZDF's broadcast "The Venice of Donna Leon" May 2013. 
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She sang at the National Concert Hall in Dublin two years ago and was due back last May, a covid cancellation. However in 2019 I was sitting in the front row about 3 yards from her when she sang this, it is in my list of highlights of my entire life, it was 3 minutes of my life I will simply never forget!
I’m deeply envious I’m sure has being a magic experience
Good for you, I have several of those minutes and are wonderful experience
Humans might have ruined the world, burnt down the forests, been clouded by greed and lust, started wars, done terrible things. But we all can agree over music, the force that binds all things and people.
So true!
Je partage entièrement votre opinion !
Too bad the beauty of music hasn't cured us of atrocities.
♥️💫
I can only agree !
I m from África
From Angola, Love so much this Song😭
Abraços do Brasil
for me, the way she sings this is perfection, she treats it with sensitivity and gentleness- and the piece is not rushed, she allows all the beauty of every note to drift off into the air - angelic
Agreed. An unqualified joy to listen to.
I like this slower than usual version. Gives grace to the music.
Joyce DiDonato your voice is sent from Heaven. It is like hearing this aria for the first time. Thank you for helping me with my voice.
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The beautiful Joyce - both inside & out actually - but few are even capable of being this pure and effortless. In a class by herself I think.
Wow. The simplicity.. the pathos... the utter submission to a miserable fate.. Her performance seems to send shivers down my spine.. Her rendition seems unfettered by unnecessary "stylisms".. i think this is how Handel intended the song to be sung, in all its frankness and simplicity
Well she does include ornamentation. I guess your comment proves she's got the Goldiocks zone
NOT too much .
Pathos... just that. I need search no further.
@Mark excellent, insightful comment. I'd add, and she nailed it.
@@frogmouth what
This is pure beauty - the setting, the music, the performers, and the talent. I hope civilisation continues in this troubled time.
those dramatic crescendos are amazing they gave the song so much life
Lascia ch'io pianga
Mia cruda sorte,
E che sospiri
La libertà.
Il duolo infranga
Queste ritorte,
De' miei martiri
Sol per pietà.
Une musique divine interprétée avec tellememt de ferveur par Joyce Di Donato et le quintet Pomo d'Oro. Je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter en pleurant dans mon deuil.
You can just hear the suffering and pain. What a beautiful performance. Brava Joyce.
listening from turkey with full admiration. Such a masterpiece.
shows how limitless human creativity is. Handel is definitely a genius
I recently reached the age of 72 and lam astonished,suddenly hearing this beautiful rendition from such a gifted voice , like being slapped in the face by Handel with joy and a rebuke as if to say ,what took you so long fool
I can't stop listening to this its so beautiful! and Well played.
Simply beautifully sung...and the accompaniment is really wonderful.
The beauty of the music, eternal music. Please share this kind of music with the new generations, educate them to what we have done as human beings in the past thanks to real composers.
This is beautiful. Love her voice, love her interpretation.
I’m speechless. She sings with her heart and so beautiful
A lovely interpretation of one of my favourite arias ; thank you !
i'm practicing this song for my singing lessons and i cry every single time i hear this woman, i can't rehearse like this 🥺😢 it just sounds so beautiful and genuine, i wanna sing like her in the future 🥰 with her raw emotion, gentleness and effortlessness
One of the best interpretations of this wonderful piece.....(IMHO) No facial theatrics, no twisting or contortions....they're not needed and Joyce DiDonato is well aware of it...
Bro too much vibrato its baroque
@@lpeh6143 vibrato is employed sparingly..countertenors do it too. How much you accept is a matter of taste. I prefer it to a choir boy rendition with none but loathe heavy deployment .
@@frogmouth Are You a singer?
@@tomgreene6579 yes not professional. chorister
@@frogmouth Ah I recognized a well rounded comment ...used to do a bit in choirs many moons ago. It always annoys me a bit hen some utube maestro tells folk at this lady's level how to perform. I think she sings a wonderful line of music and is really superb.
Listening to this makes life worthwhile! This performance is superb!
Heavenly! I have been fond of this aria for years. What a wonderful surprise to find this today.
Heart-rendingly beautiful. What more could you ask for?
Heavenly Handel... Splendid Handel... Eternal Handel... I thank the divine hand, the eternal power that created the blood that ran in your veins...
Infinite beauty, timeless musical eloquence, overwhelming emotionalism in every transition between one note and another...
I thank every woman that broke Handel's heart... every tree, every bird. every ray of sunshine that was an inspiration to that splendid immortal mind!!!
This aria is the ultimate hymn to agony, that could also overwhelm you with joy... This is literally heaven. Handel's heaven... where I shall dwell till eternity. Divine.
Your comment is splendid.
I am very moved from your comment Sora. It is an inspiration for all of us trying to raise with our interpretation up to the level Handel would have wanted .
Sora Chhaitli Handel is love, Handel is life.
Sura Chehaitli
Sura Chehaitli He was THE BEST!
Yes, her interpretation is outstanding!
How can someone thumbs down this video it's so beautiful and it takes a long time to learn
I love this music
This is very beautyful
Simplemente, ¡sublime, Joyce! Un bravo, también, por IL Pomo d'Oro.
I'd like to think they were singing about something so beautiful, it can't be expressed in words, and makes your heart ache because of it. －The Shawshank Redemption
+Spring Walklike "and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free'
That scene in “Shawshank Redemption was actually the “letter duet” from “The Marriage of Figaro.”
Gorgeous ornamentation in the violin line at the end
indeed
tout à fait d'accord
Who are the players, anybody know? Wonderful leader especially
How does she do it . She brings everything . We feel what we can't really describe . So many every singer even the male s sing this but not with her perfect flowing line even when she's not singing the meaning is felt ! Excellent ensemble work here . I think it's a version for today too .
So moving. Brought a tear to my eye
What a beautiful and deeply touching performance.
Music is the universal language. Words need not be understood when you sing this way. I felt all of it and tears flood my eyes. Her delivery is everything.
Beautiful, really crying, making crying schön. As well as the group, and the palace. Thanks so much, greetings from Spain
Wow I really love this music I first heard it as a sound track of a movie I was watching
Joyce DiDonato is one of the greatest of all times. This performance is simple perfection.
This scene is wonderful with this song!
Lindo, lindo, lindo!!!! Joyce é maravilhosa🥰👏👏👏👏👏
a fantadtic piece of music from händel,i love this song and feeling relaxed when i hear it.
Sublime! Cannot wait to hear Joyce sing this in Dublin this June (2017) also accompanied by the excellent il Pomo d'Oro
That violin solo at the end was perfect
Händel... of this world but, not from this world. Maestro Maximus! Divine, had had his feet on the earth, and his ears in heaven. He didn't write music, he took dictations from God. I do believe that, piously, if I may say so. A privilege to listen to it, to be of this time, and a witness still to his great virtue and geniality. Superb! Bravo, Maestro! Bravissimo!
OliverTwisted01 I agree. the best composers were Handel, RVW (Rafe Vaughan Williams), and Sir David Willcocks.
great Mezzo Soprano italo american Joyce DiDonato..wonderful performance...
brianzolo1 Actually she's not italo-american ;)
brianzolo1 but yeah, great performance :)
shure ....in ur opinion Di Donato is typical anglo saxon surname.....)) Di Donato is italian origin name !!
brianzolo1 Her real surname is Flaherty.
Born in Kansas in 1966...Father by italian origin...mother irish one....
So beautiful. In love with this. Quite simple.
She is so amazing. Just saw her in
Agrippina she was wonderfull as comedian and singer.
Wow I was moved to tears!!
Потрясающая музыка, огромное спасибо,. Джойс. Чудо. Божественный голос.
che bella la lingua italiana la lingua dell'arte grazie Italia
L'aspiration à la liberté! Un thème dont l'écho résonne, triste, nostalgique, plein de soupirs, de la merveilleuse musique de Händel. Émue! Dieu merci! Pouvoir écouter une telle merveille, dans la voix de Joyce Donatio c'est pour remercier Le Bon Dieu! Esther Lessa
Splendida esecuzione!
Never been bored with tis
To me the best intrerpretation at all of this piece!
Simply amazing!!!
This is simply wonderful. What a wonderful voice
I love mezzosoprano
In my subjective opinion, this is the best interpretation of this song.
She is lovely, isn't she?
so far
Bro this wasnt even sung in the way handel wanted it to be wayyy to much vibrato by the singer wayyy too much
Don't know if the best but undoubtedly up there.
Ich liebe es!
Just too beautiful.
Complimenti per la chiara espressione vocale e timbrica!
Complimenti ai violinisti!
Bellissimo..
Joyce DiDonato - Lascia ch`io pianga
+Lilli Witt great italo american mezzo soprano...
My FAVORITE baroque aria of all time.
Just balled my eyes out! Omg sublime and so sad.
So solemn and light at the same time. Really beutiful!
Perfect rendition, I would say. Most importantly, a true beauty
Maravillosa interpretación. Bravo
Thank you, Joyce. I am getting ready for surgery and you put my heart in a beautiful place.
I hope your surgery went well, Pati.
An all round beautiful rendition. Love it! thombo
Fantastique !!! 💖💖💖
Almost made me cry. Beautiful!
That trill!!! MY God!! Sooooo good!
Truly sublime in its superb depth of passion!
One of the best performances of this aria
Qué voz más hermosa. Tuve la oportunidad de verla en Santiago de Chile y fue un privilegio. Simpática, bonita, y una voz dominada y hermosa.
wonderful...
I think this might be the most beautiful aria ever written...it sort of makes me stop breathing!
Simplesmente maravilhosa.
Simplesmente maravilhoso. Esta música toca a alma, parece que o mundo se encerra nesta aria, nesta musica, tão dramática que é.
Another selfish idiot who wants all of the language in anglosajón. All of the languages are correct to explain the situation
A wonderful performance by Ms DiDonato , that captures the mind from it's worldly woes & gently like an angel in ethereal flight takes it to a verdant haven of quiet joy 👏
The. correct title is. MISS DiDonato, m.s.means manuscript or multiple sclerosis, PERIOD
@@ronaldmessina4229 WTF??? It's Ms. not m.s.
*Ms* means reference to a woman of unknown marital status. PERIOD.
Beautiful!
Joyce DiDonato - Lascia ch`io pianga
Beautiful my dear. .. good night. ..Happy weekend!
It always brings tears.
Keep coming back to this. Exceptional . Handel would have approve d of the the understated improvs by the voice and violin, expected at the time, so well executed. Love the look of approval by 2nd violin.
Belíssima canção 💕👏👏
It is so relaxing 😎 love it
Venezia, Haendel, un pensiero per l'immortale Carlo Broschi... E questa voce celestiale! Celestiale!!! Bravissima, splendida.
Grazie!!!
Sublime, simply sublime!
Perfection
What a wonderful world!
Che brava...un piacere sempre sentirla! Emozionante!
All so wonderfully done. Beautiful setting of that era along with period instruments...and of course, a beautiful voice. Thank you. ♥
Yes period instruments but not period singing she did too much vibrato its baroque
@@lpeh6143 oh! :-O
@@1viva there is another version from her though where she actually sings in baroque style
@@lpeh6143 oh, thank you. I was not aware that during the Baroque period, Singing with vibrato was not in fashion...
Maravilloso.
Her voice is so beautiful.
beautiful, schon. wunderbar.
I miss this relaxed and less commercial version of DiDonato. This is fabulous. I feel that, as her popularity has skyrocketed in the past two or three years, she has lost some of the innocence that truly set her apart. The commercialization of JDD has taken some of her charm, I fear. She is still amazing, but there is just something tremendous in this performance, and others from several years past that seems lacking in present fare. But perhaps, not haivng been able to see a live performance, I am speaking out of turn.
But, I do miss the sense of realness, or authenticity. Perhaps a less guarded performance? She's truly at her best when she's, say, the Yankee Diva, as opposed to world superstar Joyce DiDonato. Then again, the loss of "innocence" can take its toll on any artistic soul. I still love her work, her absolute devotion to the music and to the art. She has the gift of reaching into people's souls and touching them, moving them beyond words and that hasn't changed. But there's been something missing of late, at least for me, and I truly hope that that changes, whether it's actually her, or in my own "ears."
Regardless, "Brava, Joyce!"
Seems like you took the words out of my mouth. It causes me some sort of unease to notice that some artists favour fireworks over modesty. Perharps the logic we live in nowadays leads them towards this direction. But less is so much more. I hope she remembers that eventually.
Perfekt, himmlisch, wunderschön!!
17 July 2020. More beautiful now than before
And 19 July 2020 for me.