Anna Moffo "Je veux vivre" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Anna Moffo "Je veux vivre" on The Ed Sullivan Show, April 1, 1962. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Thank goodness for these Ed Sullivan clips or we'd never have heard from most of these fabulous singers.
Brava! and elegantly dressed as well. 🙂
Brava! Great performance! I glad they didn’t use Memorex Tapes to record her high notes….or there would be allot of broken glass…😂!
Have a great day!
I’ve always thought Moffo’s background as a violinist and a pianist really influences her interpretation. She approaches singing the way a violinist would handle their strings, and the result is a deeply nuanced, deeply felt interpretation. Each word she utters is so alive with meanings, you can actually feel the unique shape of each phrase line…
As a Moffo super-fan I am so thrilled to see posts like these!!!! Thank you!!!!
Wonderful voice! 🤩💜
I became a big fan of Ms. Moffo a few years ago when I stumbled upon one of her records in the music library of Hofstra University. I now possess an autograph that she signed at the stage door on April 1st 1962, and I am thankful to now be able to listen to her performance from that night.
Красавица с красивым голосом!, Моя любимая!,
Brava! I miss Ms. Moffo very much.
Wow!! What a talented voice!!👏💗
wonderful
The one of my favourite! Thanks very much ❤️
Was having a chuckle to myself slight name change, Ned O'Sullivan.. old Ned O'Sullivan😂
nice thing is you can see her breathing so well through the dress! Thank god for Ed Sullivan!
Incantevole Juliette
I love french language!
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1:51 those staccato notes remond me of the great Lily Pons' cadenza of this waltz
The name fits her perfectly...
I made it all the way to the thirty-nine second mark before I downed a full-strength aspirin and moved on to another CZcams channel. I tried, I really did, to listen to those painful high notes.
Too bad. You missed the part where one of those notes popped the buckle on Ed's belt and his pants fell down to his ankles.
There will always be barbarians.
I'll never understand how someone can grow up in a world where blasting rock or hip hop on their car speakers is commonplace but the moment they hear an unamplified human voice hit a note in head voice they whine that their poor little ears hurt.
perfect example of what the human voice is capable of...though rare.....compare this to the silly stuff you see on all those "talent"...shows with screaming audiences for less than mediocrity
It’s not necessary to complement someone by disparaging others. Every performer has a valid place.
no they dont ...the public decides who they want to view who they want to pay for...performing is an art a talent..NOT a woke ideology
Have you ever performed in public? Easy to criticize, hard to do. Even more intense on TV. Nobody likes everyone but no need to disparage someone in the middle of a complement.
lol..i went over this....performing in public does not make you a performer and yes for what it is worth i have performed in public but i would never pass myself off as a performer...now if you are aware of the shows i referenced then you must know that the judges on those shows criticize the performers all the time that is their job...and most are told sorry you do not have what it takes...and if you do not understand that..there is nothing more to say to you...@@andreialexeeff7086
@@andreialexeeff7086fine. But you should not be singing opera until 16 and that is when the training BEGINS!!!! And I know what you may say “callas and ponselle were singing Santuzza at 16 and Leonora at 17” but we are not in those times anymore. Schooling has changed, now if a 12 year old comes along and sings like Julie Andrews then by all means go ahead. Unless that day comes though, I still say KIDS SHOULD NOT SING QUEEN OF THE NIGHT AT 10!!!!!