Vedrò con mio diletto aria from Il Giustino Vocals by Archie Piano by Ilya Chetverikov Monks' Barn Spring recital. #vivaldi #vedròconmiodiletto #alto #boysinger #aria
Nice to hear you sing after a while Archie. Your voice is beautiful as always. In addition, I think, your presentation has matured keeping pace with your maturity. Best Wishes 🌷
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful comment. I have worked hard on my presentation with my teacher, as I do not find it easy to be in front of an audience. However, I am now beginning to enjoy it.
this was so phenomenal!... dying to see your album on apple music! I love your wonderful voice and would love to listen in the car with that beautiful studio quality :)
@@archieomwhite9147 The next incarnation of Archie’s voice is awaited by many. Bring it on… in due course… no rush! (Oh, I should say there was a loud clap of thunder as I wrote that. Always a good sign!)
Thank you for uploading Elizabeth. If my Italian is up to snuff this translates as “I will go with my beloved.” This is beautifully and sensitively sung by Archie and makes me even more sorry that I could not attend :( I am glad it was such a success and for such a worthy cause. I keep Myron’s brother (sadly forget his name) in my prayers. Happy final hours Easter to everyone watching this today: God bless.
Thank you so much for this. This aria from Il Giustino, is sung by Anastasio on the eve of battle, proclaiming his love for his wife. The translation I have is: What pleasure it will give me to see the soul of my soul, of my soul. The heart of my heart filled with happiness, filled with happiness. And if from the one I love, I must be parted, must be parted. In sighing and suffering I shall spend every moment. Myron's brother is called Kaspar. He was helping out at the recital.
So amaizing! You sing very nice! I love to listen your voice. I am very happy that I could support you in making your CD. I really like to listen. You are a very talented boy!
Thank you so very much for coming to the recital! I did not know that you were there or I would have said 'hello'! It was very kind of you to come and support.
спасибо за видео, приятно слушать, никто не догадался цветы на рояль поставить, для атиосферыthank you for the video, it's nice to listen, no one guessed to put flowers on the piano, for the atmosphere
P.S If you could upload a video of Max too I’d be grateful if you have one. I was impressed by him at the last recital too: very big voice from a small body!
Good job Archie, you still have the boy soprano tone in your counter tenor work. Is your baritone range developing as well? I decided to go all in as a bass baritone a year back and stopped with the head voice but one of my teachers performed globally as a counter tenor and a baritone and he is wonderful in both spheres. Exciting times ahead, good luck with it all.
Hi Antonio, good to hear from you. I am not a counter-tenor, yet, as my baritone voice is taking a long time coming but I do enjoy singing the repertoire. I just don't know what will happen next. What are you singing now?
@@archieomwhite9147 OK that makes sense, the mature treble voice is great just like Alled Jones. I'm mainly singing contemporary and jazz / swing at the moment but I plan to get back in the studio to record some classical pieces over the next few months.
Simply sublime. I assume you’re still a boy soprano and haven’t got your post puberty voice yet? There’s something divine in your voice. You do sound like Anastasio being happy to see his love again.
Thank you for your kind words. I am developing a few bass notes but not enough to sing with. This is still my natural voice, which is lowering slowly but I am still a bit weak at the lower end of the range.
@@archieomwhite9147 there’s no need to feel that you must be in a hurry to get those bass notes. People cut off their parts to retain these angelic prepubescent voices. It was an evil practice but you can imagine the length people went through to keep this. Enjoy it while it lasts. It’s divine. When you do grow up ad become a full man, you might even strive to become a countertenor to get back to this again. There’s nothing wrong with having this high voice. Be you, wherever it takes you.
Thank you for your supportive comment. I am in no hurry at all to become a bass, as I love the repertoire I am able to sing now. I was very worried about the prospect of losing my treble voice but have come to terms with it now and will just see what happens as time goes on. I have lost some of my highest treble notes already but have plenty left to work with for now. And when my voice does change fully, I can see what it becomes and learn to work with and enjoy it.
@@archieomwhite9147 if you become a tenor, then be happy. Tenors are rare and most famous pop singers are tenors. If you become a baritone, then know that baritone make better countertenors than tenors because they have more vocal chords to work with. If you become a bass, that’s also rare and they too can become a countertenor.
A real boy mezzo-soprano at the beginning of mutation, as authentic as possible for a baroque opera of the XVIII century, with an indescribably beautiful and gentle timbre. It is better for Philippe Jaroussky and Jacub Józef Orliński not to hear this, so as not to fall into nostalgia for their youth. 😁
@@archieomwhite9147 English teachers warn foreign students that if an Englishman praises your English, it is because of English politeness. Archie, you have to be lenient: Russian is a very difficult language, it is not easy to translate from it into English. 😁
@@Alexander_Goosev 🤣🤣🤣 You make a fair point about the English. However, in this case it is an honest remark. You write in English extremely well, so that it is difficult to remember you are Russian (only your name gives that away). Even more credits, if it is a difficult language to translate. I assure you, I would not do so well were I to attempt to write in Russian..
16 years old ? The twilight of a voice. It's so moving.
I hope you can become a wonderful countertenor, if that's your wish.
Thank you. I don't know where my voice will take me so I am just working with what is there.
Came here from a version of this song sung by Jakúb Orlinski, and I just enjoyed your singing as much as I did his. So touching ❤️
Archie, as always you're magnificent! listening to you is a great gift, fantastic 🎼
You are always so kind to me. Thank you so much.
Nice to hear you sing after a while Archie. Your voice is beautiful as always. In addition, I think, your presentation has matured keeping pace with your maturity. Best Wishes 🌷
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful comment. I have worked hard on my presentation with my teacher, as I do not find it easy to be in front of an audience. However, I am now beginning to enjoy it.
this was so phenomenal!... dying to see your album on apple music! I love your wonderful voice and would love to listen in the car with that beautiful studio quality :)
Thank you! That is very kind. My album will go onto Apple Music soon.
Absolutely brilliant Archie - your pure voice is developing and as beautiful as ever! 🎹🎵🎶🎤 Awesome presentation, too.
Thank you so much. Still learning....
Superbly pure voice. Beautiful. 👏💫👏
Thank you! I don't know for how much longer I will be able to sing in this register.
@@archieomwhite9147 The next incarnation of Archie’s voice is awaited by many. Bring it on… in due course… no rush! (Oh, I should say there was a loud clap of thunder as I wrote that. Always a good sign!)
keep going!!
Thank you for uploading Elizabeth. If my Italian is up to snuff this translates as “I will go with my beloved.” This is beautifully and sensitively sung by Archie and makes me even more sorry that I could not attend :( I am glad it was such a success and for such a worthy cause. I keep Myron’s brother (sadly forget his name) in my prayers. Happy final hours Easter to everyone watching this today: God bless.
Thank you so much for this. This aria from Il Giustino, is sung by Anastasio on the eve of battle, proclaiming his love for his wife. The translation I have is:
What pleasure it will give me
to see the soul of my soul,
of my soul.
The heart of my heart
filled with happiness,
filled with happiness.
And if from the one I love,
I must be parted,
must be parted.
In sighing and suffering
I shall spend every moment.
Myron's brother is called Kaspar. He was helping out at the recital.
This is sooo beautiful
Thank you very much!
Absolutely-masterful work by the both of You! Bravissimo Gentlemen!
Thank you. It is very kind of you to say this.
Beautiful!
Amazing pianist, he is so handsome
Oooooooooh my GOD!!! WOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You are very generous! Thank you so much.
So amaizing! You sing very nice! I love to listen your voice. I am very happy that I could support you in making your CD. I really like to listen. You are a very talented boy!
Thank you very much. Your support has been so very much appreciated.
Wow you're voice is beautiful❤️
It was a wonderful recital!
Bravo, bravo! 💐💐💐
Thank you so very much for coming to the recital! I did not know that you were there or I would have said 'hello'! It was very kind of you to come and support.
Wonderful! Excellent singing technique
Thank you!
Great, so effortless! Which means you have a great technique.
Thank you so much. My teacher will appreciate this comment greatly.
спасибо за видео, приятно слушать, никто не догадался цветы на рояль поставить, для атиосферыthank you for the video, it's nice to listen, no one guessed to put flowers on the piano, for the atmosphere
На рояль лучше ничего не ставить, в крышке рояля распространяются звуковые волны, может даже начать дребезжать лёгкий материал вазы для цветов.
Спасибо за предложение.
Interesting. I had not thought of this but it makes sense. Thank you.
@@archieomwhite9147 The concertmaster will not allow anything to be put on the piano cover, except for a heavy bust of Vivaldi. 😁
A fine boy.
I came back to your song again after a few months of not listening to it. Your choice of ornamentation in the cadenza is so divine.
Thank you for being so thoughtful in saying this.
Brilliant
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed singing this.
@@archieomwhite9147 I sang when I was young too. Stick with it. I always regret not continuing on...
hello, Archie, at altitude, in flight..... happy holidays to you!
Thank you! Happy Easter! Is your Easter this coming weekend?
@@archieomwhite9147 Truly risen! Hi, Archie, yes, Sunday.
P.S If you could upload a video of Max too I’d be grateful if you have one. I was impressed by him at the last recital too: very big voice from a small body!
Max uploaded some to his channel but I can upload one here, too.
@@talhay7893 Hallo Tal: Diolch yn Fawr! Hope you are ok.
@@talhay7893 I had my ticket but was crippled by sciatica so could not drive: a great shame but this makes up for it!
Good job Archie, you still have the boy soprano tone in your counter tenor work. Is your baritone range developing as well? I decided to go all in as a bass baritone a year back and stopped with the head voice but one of my teachers performed globally as a counter tenor and a baritone and he is wonderful in both spheres. Exciting times ahead, good luck with it all.
Hi Antonio, good to hear from you. I am not a counter-tenor, yet, as my baritone voice is taking a long time coming but I do enjoy singing the repertoire. I just don't know what will happen next. What are you singing now?
@@archieomwhite9147 OK that makes sense, the mature treble voice is great just like Alled Jones. I'm mainly singing contemporary and jazz / swing at the moment but I plan to get back in the studio to record some classical pieces over the next few months.
Simply sublime. I assume you’re still a boy soprano and haven’t got your post puberty voice yet? There’s something divine in your voice. You do sound like Anastasio being happy to see his love again.
Thank you for your kind words. I am developing a few bass notes but not enough to sing with. This is still my natural voice, which is lowering slowly but I am still a bit weak at the lower end of the range.
@@archieomwhite9147 there’s no need to feel that you must be in a hurry to get those bass notes. People cut off their parts to retain these angelic prepubescent voices. It was an evil practice but you can imagine the length people went through to keep this. Enjoy it while it lasts. It’s divine. When you do grow up ad become a full man, you might even strive to become a countertenor to get back to this again. There’s nothing wrong with having this high voice. Be you, wherever it takes you.
Thank you for your supportive comment. I am in no hurry at all to become a bass, as I love the repertoire I am able to sing now. I was very worried about the prospect of losing my treble voice but have come to terms with it now and will just see what happens as time goes on. I have lost some of my highest treble notes already but have plenty left to work with for now. And when my voice does change fully, I can see what it becomes and learn to work with and enjoy it.
@@archieomwhite9147 if you become a tenor, then be happy. Tenors are rare and most famous pop singers are tenors. If you become a baritone, then know that baritone make better countertenors than tenors because they have more vocal chords to work with. If you become a bass, that’s also rare and they too can become a countertenor.
A real boy mezzo-soprano at the beginning of mutation, as authentic as possible for a baroque opera of the XVIII century, with an indescribably beautiful and gentle timbre. It is better for Philippe Jaroussky and Jacub Józef Orliński not to hear this, so as not to fall into nostalgia for their youth. 😁
Thank you for being so kind. It would be a very fine day indeed if I could ever achieve this!
@@archieomwhite9147 The beauty of your timbre is unattainable for the best countertenors, because you sing a real mezzo-soprano, unlike falsetto.
You are always so supportive and I really appreciate it. Your English is very, very good. Where did you learn?
@@archieomwhite9147 English teachers warn foreign students that if an Englishman praises your English, it is because of English politeness.
Archie, you have to be lenient: Russian is a very difficult language, it is not easy to translate from it into English. 😁
@@Alexander_Goosev 🤣🤣🤣 You make a fair point about the English. However, in this case it is an honest remark. You write in English extremely well, so that it is difficult to remember you are Russian (only your name gives that away). Even more credits, if it is a difficult language to translate. I assure you, I would not do so well were I to attempt to write in Russian..
Very sensitive singing.
mountain is mountain and water is water..............
How old is he?
16 y.o.
@@Alexander_Goosev thank you 😊
Beautiful rendición, Archie. Muy best wishes for tour succesful carrier. The same to the briliant young pianist. ❤