Im now studying this role, one of the most beaufitul ones in Mozarts literature, thank you for such a wonderful interpretation, very inspiering and touching.
I saw Hieidi Stober sing L'amero at the St Louis opera this year and it was terrific. I been looking for a similar interpretation of it ....I found it.. how wonderful
Finally! a version where the violin and the singer speak to each other rather than the former being just a part of the background music. And Linh has her own beautiful statement.... wich the recording was a little better ...
This is seriously impressive. Outstanding timbre and dynamics management, and I've heard great singers who cannot produce trills like that. I wouldn't mind hearing you do it with full orchestra,;-)
And I saw it too. Unfortunately, Heidi Stober was dealing with a bizarre concept production which made it difficult to connect with the material, as well as a choppy English translation (Metastasio's text may be trite and inane, but it is very singable.) I don't think we had a chance to see how well she could really do this, if not encumbered thus.
Im now studying this role, one of the most beaufitul ones in Mozarts literature, thank you for such a wonderful interpretation, very inspiering and touching.
I saw Hieidi Stober sing L'amero at the St Louis opera this year and it was terrific. I been looking for a similar interpretation of it ....I found it.. how wonderful
Finally! a version where the violin and the singer speak to each other rather than the former being just a part of the background music. And Linh has her own beautiful statement.... wich the recording was a little better ...
Superb. The best I have ever heard.
This is seriously impressive. Outstanding timbre and dynamics management, and I've heard great singers who cannot produce trills like that. I wouldn't mind hearing you do it with full orchestra,;-)
Ya, she can REALLY trill...how awesome to hear that, huh?
And I saw it too. Unfortunately, Heidi Stober was dealing with a bizarre concept production which made it difficult to connect with the material, as well as a choppy English translation (Metastasio's text may be trite and inane, but it is very singable.) I don't think we had a chance to see how well she could really do this, if not encumbered thus.
Can someone translate this song to English for me?