Victoria de los Angeles.AT HOME IN BARCELONA.Talks about her Life and Songs of Spain.GRANADA.PART 4.
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2016
- RADIO Broadcast Number 4--------Songs My Mother Taught Me.
Victoria de los Angeles talks about her Spanish heritage, including Early Music of Spain and songs by Granados.
In 1993,when Victoria de los Angeles was 70 years of age she was interviewed by Natalie Wheen, a knowledgeable interviewer and conversationalist in Victoria's Barcelona home.
Victoria de los Angeles speaks frankly and passionately about her art.
There are 4 broadcasts, all transmitted in October 1993.
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Broadcasts 1, 2,and 3 are in my Videos.
In STEREO with music clips.
The Barcelona traffic can be heard in the background outside Victoria's home. :)
PHOTOS
Colour photo. 1967. Singing at El Prado in Madrid with the Ars Musicae Group---- El Canape' "Cancion picaresca".
A clip is on RUclips from Video Artists International [VAI]
A surprised Victoria de los Angeles welcomed at Buenos Aires Airport in 1972.
Receiving the Doctorate Honoris Causa from Barcelona University in 1987 where her father and mother had worked as caretaker and cleaner respectively.The university was also her home until she was 25 years of age.
Victoria de los Angeles world famous lyric operatic and lieder soprano
Born Barcelona 1923
Died Barcelona 2005
Victoria de los Angeles was married and had two sons.
Juan Enrique born 1963. Died 1997.
Alejandro born 1965.Died 2019.
There is a Victoria de los Angeles Foundation with further information,photos and an on-line store. 
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Lovely, so loved Victoria...
A marvellously intelligent & heart-felt interview. Many thanks!!
R, these uploads have been a delight. Thank you so much.
Thankyou. I've really enjoyed doing them----especially the four Victoria de los Angeles at Home in Barcelona Conversations,and the five Elisabeth Schwarzkopf Edinburgh Masterclasses. I now have a condensed catalogue of both singers speaking and singing all in one place. I come to RUclips instead of going to my collection!
Two things I will always remember. In the 1950' and early 60's Victoria always wore a shawl that matched her dress. When it was time for the Spanish section of the evening, she would change into a beautiful lace Spanish shawl. The Audience would go crazy.
We always knew the evening was over when Victoria would come out with her guitar to sing and play Adios Granada. The audience could never get enough.
No guitar when I saw her three times. :(
+lochness11 Oh, yes. When we heard Clavelitos, we knew the end of the recital was near. Sometimes, she sang the Habañera. Then, she would address the public w the question: "Una Guitarra?" at which 5 or 6 people would approach the stage & she would choose one & end the concert w Adios Granada to explosive applause & an endless Standing Ovation. So well deserved.