Das ist aus Tosca nicht aus Werther, Von Puccini, -Fasche Angabe,
@mon_coer_et_toi2 күн бұрын
Nein, das ist aus Werther von Massenet.
@dfddwm5 күн бұрын
I came across the great Gyorgy Melis from a Hungaroton recording of Bartok's Bluebeards Castle. (Reissued on CD) Absolutely fantastic , strong clean indefatigable voice. Ringing tone throughout the register. The Felsenstein Don Giovanni is a treasure on earth for preserving this great singers art. Oh I wish it was sung in Italian! Thanks for uploading. David
@gregorynovikov1427 күн бұрын
😢
@franckranaivo66611 күн бұрын
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@annamariabakosi648215 күн бұрын
Andrea...Légiesen fínom hang...Csodálatos!
@annamariabakosi648215 күн бұрын
Csodálatos, mennyei zene, és mennyeien szép hangok!
@annamariabakosi648215 күн бұрын
Ez az árnyalt fínom hangzás - csodálatos!
@yuceimamzeke630017 күн бұрын
i didn't understand single word, dont even know which language is it. at first i just watched it like im freezed and i am writting it while watching 2nd bcs i was too stunned yk. werther is a mirror to me, it was always like this. My English skills are not even sufficient to describe what I experienced with this book. I read the book when I was a little girl and threw it aside when I didn't understand anything. I met a man in September of that year, the year when I was so depressed that I tried to kill myself, years later. I am writing here things that I have never been able to explain even a single word to myself,him, my family, or the people around me. I'm writing here because no one will come here, including him. But if they stop by, they will recognize me as soon as they read it. Today it's been exactly 1 month without him. When I looked at our last photo... I missed your presence next to me. I spent 3 years to reach him, to be close to him. Mine was a pathetic obsession, just like Werther. It's just.... My "Lotte" made sure I didn't kill myself. I don't know why I'm writing this here right now, but on a random morning in January, he leaned over and asked me, "Do you need any help?" Maybe I owe it to him for asking me, "On a Tuesday in October... He has a sarcastic personality like me, and he said to me with a smile, "I'll recommend a book to you, but don't commit suicide." By the way, I am writing from Turkey, I read the book in Turkish translation, not in the original. He said to me, "The Sorrows of Young Werther, but you have to buy it from the 1960s or 70s editions." I understood what you said after searching for the book like crazy and finding it. The Turkish translation was the only way it was complete and reflected the emotions perfectly. When I read the book, my world changed, as if I had been waiting for that moment for years, as if I was born for that moment. It felt like a door to a mysterious garden. And I ran to jim when i finally bought the book. We both said the same sentences to him with excitement as I told him these things I felt when I read the first pages. When he received the book, his eyes sparkled. I read from his eyes what he went through when he read this book, years ago and at my age, in the print he now holds in my hand. He lost the only edition he had to other friends he lent him to read that year. After I read it, he asked me to lend it to him. At that moment, it was as if God had given me the task I had been waiting for for 3 years. I took the task myself, went and found another one of the same type. There were only 2 in our country and I had both of them at that moment. I finished the book... On a Wednesday morning, I got off the train on which I came to school every morning and cried loudly at the station. I don't want to give spoilers for those who don't know the end of the book. At that moment, I really wanted to jump in front of the next train. but I didn't. because I had to go and give him the book he lost a quarter of a century ago. I went and explained the situation. He is like a very shy, tiny, cute and naive child. This always makes me feel like I'm his mother, the funny thing is that his mother and I have the same names. He used to call me by his mother's nickname. And with his childish shyness, he initially rejected my gift, but since it was expensive, he even offered to pay for it, silly cute thing. Of course I said no and handeAnd with his childish shyness, he initially rejected my gift, but since it was expensive, he even offered to pay for it. silly, cute thing haha. Of course I said no and handed the book to him. He thanked me for days afterwards. and as soon as he took the book and said goodbye, he literally buried his head in the book and started walking while reading. I, on the other hand, was jumping with joy because we had finally established a bond between us that would never be broken... yeah thats the story of me and the man whose place I do not know in my life. Some of my friends said that he had an ordinary place, some said that we were good friends, and some said that I was head over heels in love with him. But I chose to love him without putting him in any mold. still is. It made me very happy but also hurt me a lot. I am greedy for everything that comes from him. May God bless his soul and comfort his heart. I'm happy that I wrote it in English, because my cutie pie doesn't speak English and can't understand it :D From here with my love to him and all my friends who love like Werther....
@MbalekwaNkambule18 күн бұрын
This is nice guys
@teresitamena515420 күн бұрын
Woooooow es increíble!! The Best versión I've ever listen and watch! AMAZING!!!
@gyorgyikozma607824 күн бұрын
Nincs nála jobb énekesnő, s Nyári Zoltán is csodálatos!🏆❤
@faapo4829 күн бұрын
Csodálatos! Köszönet a Székelyfonó részletekért! Ilyen tökéletes felvétel nincs is több! Csak a Görög Ilona ballada hiányzik nagyon!:)
@nesree9318Ай бұрын
Completely stylistically wrong. He is approaching this as if were Puccini or Wagner. it is French opera, where style is more important than power. His goal is to build up to the high notes, even singing parts at lower tone. Maybe he should have done Massenet's baritone version of Werther.
@operaFan-tn8ngАй бұрын
I think Werther must be a very difficult role to perform as far as eliciting and maintaining the sympathies of the audience is concerned. Many people would lose patience with the pathetic, needy and clingy character of Werther and could well feel disdain for this disturbed individual who can't accept reality and move on. That is where the sheer magic of Jonas Kaufmann's skills as an opera singer/actor take over. His Werther is empathetic with mental distress, pitiful religious desperation, fear and courage. You find yourself moved to pity for this rather lost soul. I don't know quite what it is about Jonas Kaufmann but every note he sings and every move he makes in this opera is jam-packed with emotion and believability. He's amazing.
@RichardWagner-hi4znАй бұрын
Very good!
@clausclausmann7542Ай бұрын
Gyulán Kékszakállú volt "A" Kékszakállú
@Santuzza01Ай бұрын
Bravo! ❤
@benoitpellet1657Ай бұрын
What are we to make of this song? Is Sportin’ Life in earnest here, or is he just cynically tricking Bess into becoming a whore in his « pimp stable » once he gets her to New York?
@gorankatic40000bcАй бұрын
With the sheer willpower he will reach New York. It'll require months of "dragging" but on that adventure he'll meet good, evil and indifferent people where the good ones wouldn't let him starve. Then when he reaches immense northern cold New York, a labyrinth where he can't find Bess, he'll change his mind and return home, psychologically and physically bruised but safe. It'll be a boat ride by the sea, the ticket, again, paid by a good Samaritan, and once home he'll find a good woman.
@benoitpellet1657Ай бұрын
Does anyone share my view that he is cynically egging her on to become a drug-addicted whore in his stable?
@claudiasasso-vx5ttАй бұрын
Also in Hungarian it s sublime
@annagereb1621Ай бұрын
Csodálatos énekes, fantasztikus előadás!!!
@razdoburdina2 ай бұрын
Quelle voix! Brava! Merci
@gvbrandolini2 ай бұрын
Brava
@RitaKovari-eb9uq2 ай бұрын
❤
@michelangelorossi66652 ай бұрын
Ma siccome è pur palese che io son mezzo ungherese! Ahahaha
@user-cn9us6fv7r2 ай бұрын
голос и душа, подаренные Богом!!!
@troygaspard67322 ай бұрын
One of the best chorus songs of American opera.
@tevike3472 ай бұрын
Örökkön-örökké Verdi!!! Rost Andrea és Nyári Zoltán csodás...
@zoltanvarga84482 ай бұрын
Mijáááá beltá! XDXDXD
@martinealquier58932 ай бұрын
un phrasé parfait ! une voix superbe !
@IrenFCsapo3 ай бұрын
remek.
@NZoltanJ3 ай бұрын
Eddig ez volt a nekem leginkább tetsző előadásmód mind-közül, amit eddig láttam
@ewaseredynska13673 ай бұрын
Can I find somewhere a full recording with this singer? He sings great and "Abduction from seraglio" is my favorite opera.
@Mariano-ge6de3 ай бұрын
Es una grabación como si fuera de estudio con el micrófono incorporado. Voz engolada nunca libre. Todos los que dicen que es una referencia en Werther demuestran que son esclavos de la mercadotecnia y no han escuchado a verdaderos tenores que si son una referencia en este papel.
@angelalely42063 ай бұрын
Bravó! 🌿🌹
@angelalely42063 ай бұрын
❤
@zippipikusshvabroid63724 ай бұрын
1:15 (for me)
@nerminesoliman74464 ай бұрын
Such a wonderful performance
@robertdonkers4 ай бұрын
She just plays with the notes. FABULOUS
@anitahidvegi22394 ай бұрын
...és mindhárom legjobb hangi adottságait egyesíti elképeszto hangjával...
@nyan_nyan_nyan014 ай бұрын
First and foremost, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the person who posted this video-it has become my favorite on KZread. Ever since I discovered it, I’ve played it almost every night before going to bed, likely over 300 times. It helps me sleep very well. This video introduced me to this aria, and although Russian is foreign to me, I looked up the translated lyrics and was deeply moved by their poetic nature. They bring tears to my eyes as they remind me of a time when I had a much older boyfriend. And Mr. Polgar’s voice-how lyrical it is! Even to a musical amateur like myself, it’s evident that he possesses an extraordinary singing talent. His accurate interpretation and phrasing, along with a relaxed bass tone, have completely captivated me. I regret not discovering him while he was still alive. Lastly, a special thank you to Maestro Tchaikovsky for adding such wonderful song to parts of the story that were not in Pushkin’s original work. Thank you!
@edinakocsy209Күн бұрын
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@user-hw4uz6or3q4 ай бұрын
Ik ben helemaal verliefd op deze opera en op Jonas,heb het al 6x gezien op mezzo tv....dankeschön liebe Jonas!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Пікірлер
Fantastic! Brava!👏👏👏
Das ist aus Tosca nicht aus Werther, Von Puccini, -Fasche Angabe,
Nein, das ist aus Werther von Massenet.
I came across the great Gyorgy Melis from a Hungaroton recording of Bartok's Bluebeards Castle. (Reissued on CD) Absolutely fantastic , strong clean indefatigable voice. Ringing tone throughout the register. The Felsenstein Don Giovanni is a treasure on earth for preserving this great singers art. Oh I wish it was sung in Italian! Thanks for uploading. David
😢
Il ne surpassera JAMAIS le GRANDISSIME 🧭🕯🇻🇦✝️🇪🇸🕯🌍🍋ALFREDO KRAUS ❤🍋🍒🪅🌹🦁🎶💮🕯🏵🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦🏵💛🥰💛✒📃📚⛑🕊🇦🇲💒🇲🇬🌿📚🇪🇸⛑🙋♂️!!!
Andrea...Légiesen fínom hang...Csodálatos!
Csodálatos, mennyei zene, és mennyeien szép hangok!
Ez az árnyalt fínom hangzás - csodálatos!
i didn't understand single word, dont even know which language is it. at first i just watched it like im freezed and i am writting it while watching 2nd bcs i was too stunned yk. werther is a mirror to me, it was always like this. My English skills are not even sufficient to describe what I experienced with this book. I read the book when I was a little girl and threw it aside when I didn't understand anything. I met a man in September of that year, the year when I was so depressed that I tried to kill myself, years later. I am writing here things that I have never been able to explain even a single word to myself,him, my family, or the people around me. I'm writing here because no one will come here, including him. But if they stop by, they will recognize me as soon as they read it. Today it's been exactly 1 month without him. When I looked at our last photo... I missed your presence next to me. I spent 3 years to reach him, to be close to him. Mine was a pathetic obsession, just like Werther. It's just.... My "Lotte" made sure I didn't kill myself. I don't know why I'm writing this here right now, but on a random morning in January, he leaned over and asked me, "Do you need any help?" Maybe I owe it to him for asking me, "On a Tuesday in October... He has a sarcastic personality like me, and he said to me with a smile, "I'll recommend a book to you, but don't commit suicide." By the way, I am writing from Turkey, I read the book in Turkish translation, not in the original. He said to me, "The Sorrows of Young Werther, but you have to buy it from the 1960s or 70s editions." I understood what you said after searching for the book like crazy and finding it. The Turkish translation was the only way it was complete and reflected the emotions perfectly. When I read the book, my world changed, as if I had been waiting for that moment for years, as if I was born for that moment. It felt like a door to a mysterious garden. And I ran to jim when i finally bought the book. We both said the same sentences to him with excitement as I told him these things I felt when I read the first pages. When he received the book, his eyes sparkled. I read from his eyes what he went through when he read this book, years ago and at my age, in the print he now holds in my hand. He lost the only edition he had to other friends he lent him to read that year. After I read it, he asked me to lend it to him. At that moment, it was as if God had given me the task I had been waiting for for 3 years. I took the task myself, went and found another one of the same type. There were only 2 in our country and I had both of them at that moment. I finished the book... On a Wednesday morning, I got off the train on which I came to school every morning and cried loudly at the station. I don't want to give spoilers for those who don't know the end of the book. At that moment, I really wanted to jump in front of the next train. but I didn't. because I had to go and give him the book he lost a quarter of a century ago. I went and explained the situation. He is like a very shy, tiny, cute and naive child. This always makes me feel like I'm his mother, the funny thing is that his mother and I have the same names. He used to call me by his mother's nickname. And with his childish shyness, he initially rejected my gift, but since it was expensive, he even offered to pay for it, silly cute thing. Of course I said no and handeAnd with his childish shyness, he initially rejected my gift, but since it was expensive, he even offered to pay for it. silly, cute thing haha. Of course I said no and handed the book to him. He thanked me for days afterwards. and as soon as he took the book and said goodbye, he literally buried his head in the book and started walking while reading. I, on the other hand, was jumping with joy because we had finally established a bond between us that would never be broken... yeah thats the story of me and the man whose place I do not know in my life. Some of my friends said that he had an ordinary place, some said that we were good friends, and some said that I was head over heels in love with him. But I chose to love him without putting him in any mold. still is. It made me very happy but also hurt me a lot. I am greedy for everything that comes from him. May God bless his soul and comfort his heart. I'm happy that I wrote it in English, because my cutie pie doesn't speak English and can't understand it :D From here with my love to him and all my friends who love like Werther....
This is nice guys
Woooooow es increíble!! The Best versión I've ever listen and watch! AMAZING!!!
Nincs nála jobb énekesnő, s Nyári Zoltán is csodálatos!🏆❤
Csodálatos! Köszönet a Székelyfonó részletekért! Ilyen tökéletes felvétel nincs is több! Csak a Görög Ilona ballada hiányzik nagyon!:)
Completely stylistically wrong. He is approaching this as if were Puccini or Wagner. it is French opera, where style is more important than power. His goal is to build up to the high notes, even singing parts at lower tone. Maybe he should have done Massenet's baritone version of Werther.
I think Werther must be a very difficult role to perform as far as eliciting and maintaining the sympathies of the audience is concerned. Many people would lose patience with the pathetic, needy and clingy character of Werther and could well feel disdain for this disturbed individual who can't accept reality and move on. That is where the sheer magic of Jonas Kaufmann's skills as an opera singer/actor take over. His Werther is empathetic with mental distress, pitiful religious desperation, fear and courage. You find yourself moved to pity for this rather lost soul. I don't know quite what it is about Jonas Kaufmann but every note he sings and every move he makes in this opera is jam-packed with emotion and believability. He's amazing.
Very good!
Gyulán Kékszakállú volt "A" Kékszakállú
Bravo! ❤
What are we to make of this song? Is Sportin’ Life in earnest here, or is he just cynically tricking Bess into becoming a whore in his « pimp stable » once he gets her to New York?
With the sheer willpower he will reach New York. It'll require months of "dragging" but on that adventure he'll meet good, evil and indifferent people where the good ones wouldn't let him starve. Then when he reaches immense northern cold New York, a labyrinth where he can't find Bess, he'll change his mind and return home, psychologically and physically bruised but safe. It'll be a boat ride by the sea, the ticket, again, paid by a good Samaritan, and once home he'll find a good woman.
Does anyone share my view that he is cynically egging her on to become a drug-addicted whore in his stable?
Also in Hungarian it s sublime
Csodálatos énekes, fantasztikus előadás!!!
Quelle voix! Brava! Merci
Brava
❤
Ma siccome è pur palese che io son mezzo ungherese! Ahahaha
голос и душа, подаренные Богом!!!
One of the best chorus songs of American opera.
Örökkön-örökké Verdi!!! Rost Andrea és Nyári Zoltán csodás...
Mijáááá beltá! XDXDXD
un phrasé parfait ! une voix superbe !
remek.
Eddig ez volt a nekem leginkább tetsző előadásmód mind-közül, amit eddig láttam
Can I find somewhere a full recording with this singer? He sings great and "Abduction from seraglio" is my favorite opera.
Es una grabación como si fuera de estudio con el micrófono incorporado. Voz engolada nunca libre. Todos los que dicen que es una referencia en Werther demuestran que son esclavos de la mercadotecnia y no han escuchado a verdaderos tenores que si son una referencia en este papel.
Bravó! 🌿🌹
❤
1:15 (for me)
Such a wonderful performance
She just plays with the notes. FABULOUS
...és mindhárom legjobb hangi adottságait egyesíti elképeszto hangjával...
First and foremost, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the person who posted this video-it has become my favorite on KZread. Ever since I discovered it, I’ve played it almost every night before going to bed, likely over 300 times. It helps me sleep very well. This video introduced me to this aria, and although Russian is foreign to me, I looked up the translated lyrics and was deeply moved by their poetic nature. They bring tears to my eyes as they remind me of a time when I had a much older boyfriend. And Mr. Polgar’s voice-how lyrical it is! Even to a musical amateur like myself, it’s evident that he possesses an extraordinary singing talent. His accurate interpretation and phrasing, along with a relaxed bass tone, have completely captivated me. I regret not discovering him while he was still alive. Lastly, a special thank you to Maestro Tchaikovsky for adding such wonderful song to parts of the story that were not in Pushkin’s original work. Thank you!
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Ik ben helemaal verliefd op deze opera en op Jonas,heb het al 6x gezien op mezzo tv....dankeschön liebe Jonas!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nem is reméltem ezt a részletet <3
Gyönyörű! <3
never thought it work in German, great job
This is beautiful ❤❤
Csodalatos
Amazing soprano ❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏