Maria Callas' Phenomenal Diminuendo on E6 the 1st Night in Cologne

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  • čas přidán 18. 07. 2014
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    -From Lohengrin O: 
    On 1:41 she reaches an E6 and does a diminuendo on it (for years I thought it was an Eb6 but a digital pitch analyzer shows a steady E6)
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Komentáře • 295

  • @SilverCircle71
    @SilverCircle71 Před rokem +58

    I am pretty sure that she was superhuman, capable of things no one else can, could and probably no one will be able to do in the foreseeable future.
    Every now and then, superhuman individuals appear and push the limits. Like, for example, Albert Einstein did for physics and Callas did for music and arts. The difference is that in natural science we can verify it by doing experiments and gather experimental data. Some predictions Einstein's theories did were empirically verified many, many years later.
    In music and arts, this is not so easy, so just lean back and listen to that performance. Or any other by her. It should provide the evidence.

    • @quedotelancine1685
      @quedotelancine1685 Před 10 měsíci +1

      If we still had true bel canto teachers and had a student who had her work ethic it could be possible

    • @mk5244
      @mk5244 Před 12 dny

      …plus the effect of a sphere we trust MC is enjoying right now…RDS

  • @kendn01
    @kendn01 Před 3 lety +270

    I don't care if she ended up with a wobble in her later years, anyone who can sing like this at any point in their lives deserves to be called the greatest singer of the century.

    • @lewisbayard1129
      @lewisbayard1129 Před 2 lety +1

      O agree

    • @MissAlexia
      @MissAlexia Před 2 lety +10

      She was the greatest that’s undisputed

    • @kimmartin4897
      @kimmartin4897 Před 2 lety +6

      I remember watching the recording of her final concert in London it brought tears to the eyes nobody will ever replace her 🌹🌹

    • @russmaleartist
      @russmaleartist Před rokem +3

      AABSOLUTELY AGREE! WELL SAID!

    • @Il_toscano_genoano
      @Il_toscano_genoano Před 7 měsíci +3

      Del secolo? Di tutti i tempi! Dell' eternità! :)

  • @joaquin8670
    @joaquin8670 Před 3 lety +61

    The perfect voice. Her E sounds as it was coming from a violin, its beyond the human voice.

  • @tamerlano
    @tamerlano Před 3 lety +153

    The E is impressive...the chromatic descending scale after is a miracle.

    • @julietkidwell5620
      @julietkidwell5620 Před rokem +6

      this. I've replayed it 5 times before even seeing this comment. literally sounds computerized! queen.

    • @paulmitchell9975
      @paulmitchell9975 Před rokem

      I'm really sorry, I'm an idiot musically. This whole thing sounds like a miracle and I don't really know what an E sounds like. Can you give a timestamp? Theres a very impressive note about 3:14 but the crowd drowns out any possible descending scale.

    • @tamerlano
      @tamerlano Před rokem +3

      ​​​1:44

    • @digitalimager4946
      @digitalimager4946 Před 7 měsíci

      Wha?

  • @lukasmiller486
    @lukasmiller486 Před 3 lety +64

    That phrase with the high E flat that drops to a series of appoggiaturas is simply insane when you realize it’s done by a dramatic soprano. Her coloratura and tonal quality is so light and flexible throughout, it’s like hearing Ariadne sing Zerbinetta.

  • @michaelroberts6894
    @michaelroberts6894 Před 5 lety +209

    Callas at her worst was superior to anyone today!
    At her best, she was super human with her ability to do everything asked for by the composer and even more!

  • @piergiorgiotrillo3164
    @piergiorgiotrillo3164 Před 6 lety +55

    The VOICE. It's stunning how her voice seems a perfect musical instrument but provided with a great great great SOUL!!

  • @yuk747
    @yuk747 Před 9 lety +63

    Callas's dynamic E6 with excellent diminuendo and the last trill here with that dynamic crescendo will never be forgotten.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 9 lety +22

      Could anyone imagine this was coming from the same woman who sang Medea, Abigaile, Gioconda, Aida, Brunhilde, Turandot and Norma?

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 9 lety +2

      Alexey Izmirliev czcams.com/video/6sS6nITmsnM/video.html Especially dedicated to your comment Alexey

  • @atroutflycrazy8057
    @atroutflycrazy8057 Před 4 lety +68

    I dont know opera
    I dont know notes
    I dont know this piece of music
    I cant compare it to anything
    I listen and what i here is a masterpiece of human sound !!
    Listen and appreciate a God given talent :)

  • @user-bc6wi9pt9m
    @user-bc6wi9pt9m Před měsícem +2

    Always was and always will be my all time favorite soprano

  • @mscott3918
    @mscott3918 Před 5 lety +48

    The greatest voice of the 20th or any other century.

    • @alioffe4321
      @alioffe4321 Před 5 lety +5

      Her voice cannot simply be encased by a single "century". Callas is eternal ;)

  • @trex1563
    @trex1563 Před rokem +9

    It's simply an astonishing level of musicianship and the greatest and most thrilling voice the world has ever heard. Lucia, Norma, Armida, Violetta, Lady Macbeth, Amina and even Isolde, Brünnhilde and Kundry. Every one definitive.

  • @jenniferrodgers57
    @jenniferrodgers57 Před 8 lety +257

    So much debate on that note. Eb6 or E6..... What fascinates me more is that absolutely EPIC 2 octave chromatic scale drop. Come on my dears, THAT is more worth noting than a frivolous debate over what note she topped out at! It's all amazing....for she was truly superhuman! ❤

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 8 lety +11

      +Jennifer Rodgers not exactly what she topped.. what note she did a diminuendo on :D it is excruciatingly difficult to make a diminuendo on an Eb6 let alone E6 :D

    • @jenniferrodgers57
      @jenniferrodgers57 Před 8 lety +12

      +Lohengrin O True. Regardless, like all of Callas, it must be viewed as a whole. Otherwise, what is the point? 😉

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 8 lety +30

      +Jennifer Rodgers As a whole Callas was an unrepeatable Phenomenon of Nature.. as Meryl Streep said, she was "The greatest Artist of the 20th century, in tune with something Divine"... but as with all Legends, every nobody comes here and there and talks shit about them.. In terms of her Voice so much Shit has been spread on Callas, it is Violent! (even after all these years).. My youtube aim is to speak the truth about her Voice

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 8 lety +7

      Jennifer Rodgers
      Indeed Votto had said that as a reply to many comments Callas received at her time that her Voice was Ugly something that she herself agreed on (she found her voice ugly as well)

    • @jenniferrodgers57
      @jenniferrodgers57 Před 8 lety +6

      +Lohengrin O Oh yes indeed! She once heard her own voice on playback, and considered quitting altogether. Thank Heavens she didn't! ❤

  • @SteveODonnell25
    @SteveODonnell25 Před 2 lety +48

    I will take Callas in her so called decline over any other living soprano.

  • @Daniel019517
    @Daniel019517 Před 6 lety +134

    Maria Callas gioca con il suono come un gatto gioca con un topo spaventato. L'aria per lei è come il marmo per Michelangelo, come i numeri per Descartes. Maria Callas sa usare ogni centimetro cubo di aria per creare un'emozione unica che attraversa lo spazio per passare il cuore di chi l'ascolta. Lei è stata l'unica a poter fare questo. Nessuna, né prima né dopo, è stata capace di giocare con lo spartito, senza modificarlo, come lei sapeva fare... E tutto questo con l'emozione giusta che richiede la musica di Bellini.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 6 lety +19

      when Callas sings, it is as if you see Michelangelo painting the Sound

    • @alvarodantas6331
      @alvarodantas6331 Před 5 lety +7

      Maria Callas foi uma dos maiores artistas da história !

    • @iomintonoconte
      @iomintonoconte Před 4 lety +4

      Assolutamente d’accordo!

    • @lucianoc.6956
      @lucianoc.6956 Před 2 lety +1

      Beh scusate pur adorando la Callas ma qui è orrenda, completamente fuori repertorio, le scale discendenti sono scivoloni e quegli urletti che fa sono inascoltabili. Nel ruolo di Sonnambula non paragoniamo a una Sutherland o altre che sono un altro mondo. Ci vorrebbe onestà intellettuale e dire che in alcuni ruoli è stata immensa e in altri anche no grazie. È stata una rivoluzionaria per Lucia, Norma e altri ruoli ma per esempio in Barbiere è completamente fuori repertorio

    • @fabiotrovato3203
      @fabiotrovato3203 Před rokem +4

      @@lucianoc.6956 le scale di Maria Callas scivoloni... prima volta che sento questa critica (piuttosto non onesta intellettualmente). Fra l'altro basta prendere un qualunque vocal pitch monitor per vedere che la voce non e' scivolata proprio da nessuna parte. Sono d'accordo sull'inappropriatezza del Barbiere di Siviglia e su qualche urletto nella Sonnambula. Del resto, vorrei vedere lei ad alleggerire una voce drammatica come quella della Callas per entrare nel ruolo della Sonnambula. Ha ascoltato tutta l'opera? Come spesso capita dopo aver ascoltato MC, le performance di altre grandissime diventano piuttosto noiosette e quasi un esercizio di stile (inclusa la Sutherland). La stessa MC era consapevole di questo aspetto dell'opera, che nulla ha a che fare con la qualita' della voce, ma con l'interpretazione innovativa e aderente lo spartito. Alla stessa Callas non importava nulla se la sua voce non era sempre gradevole, purche' fosse al servizio della composizione originale e del pubblico. Il resto e' esibizionismo e, alla fine della giornata, noia. Cordiali saluti.

  • @AndreSantos-rb3dn
    @AndreSantos-rb3dn Před 5 lety +51

    The greatest voice of The Milky Way Galaxy.

    • @dankurth4232
      @dankurth4232 Před 3 lety +3

      @ André Santos Andromeda tried, but couldn’t produce a challenger

  • @jmiller05
    @jmiller05 Před 9 lety +101

    A miracle of skill and vocal placement. Not only does she support the upper register so freely but the lower register is densely covered.
    The piannisimo staccato and the ascending trills are breath-taking. Sutherland never could sing with the same mastery of dynamics, even in this role.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 9 lety +4

      thats the only bel canto role along with Elvira I barely like Sutherland :D

    • @Ariadne7710
      @Ariadne7710 Před 9 lety +15

      Lohengrin O Yes, but Sutherland takes this at such a breakneck speed to show how fast she can sing coloratura passages, that it loses all meaning. The great art in singing coloratura is to know when and how to use rubato, ritardando, rallentando, accellerando etc etc to shape each phrase and give it meaning and life. Sadly Sutherland is too metronomic , and robotic and has little feeling for what she is singing to be able todo that.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 9 lety +9

      Ariadne7710
      Still Callas' voice was much more agile.. I think Sutherland very often was singing whatever in the fast passages

    • @JimNickoloffMiami
      @JimNickoloffMiami Před 7 lety +13

      You have named it exactly. Rubato, in particular, is important (and difficult to do without distorting the musical line)--and it was one of Maria's glories.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 7 lety +2

      Ariadne7710
      indeed this remark is amazing... I am placing it on the description above!!!

  • @michaellazzaro5973
    @michaellazzaro5973 Před 7 lety +114

    The diminuendo on the E-flat is quite beautiful, but the downward chromatic scale following it is breathtaking.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 7 lety +25

      Callas' chromatic scales as well as all of her Rubati were like Black Diamonds unseen to the majority of the audience... the Diminuendo is not beautiful, it is impossible to be done

    • @Bulbophile
      @Bulbophile Před 7 lety +6

      somehow, hearing their applause.... I think they both saw them diamonds and heard them too

    • @numetutelare
      @numetutelare Před 10 měsíci

      Maria era la maga stregonesca delle scale discendenti...

  • @natanaelgorrin9473
    @natanaelgorrin9473 Před 5 lety +39

    Sonámbula era un título no muy de los teatros hasta que Callas canto y lo impuso. Aquí es perfecta, perfecta y perfecta, nada que decir. Los dioses del Olimpo estaban todos en su cuerpo. No se puede ser más perfecta. Abruma tanta perfección.

  • @piergiorgiotrillo3164
    @piergiorgiotrillo3164 Před 6 lety +51

    Una voce che è uno strumento musicale perfetto ,dotato anche di un'anima grandiosa. Questo era la Callas. Nessun'altra soprano ha mai raggiunto questi livelli, solo lei.

  • @MaestroWenarto
    @MaestroWenarto Před 8 lety +92

    there's only ONE....she is the ONE

  • @mosesa.3386
    @mosesa.3386 Před 4 lety +15

    Where is Callas now? Immortalized in her music, and forever with us through her definitive Voice.

  • @leonaldobrum
    @leonaldobrum Před 6 lety +83

    One of the things that a complete untrained ear and music idiot like me can clearly see in Maria Callas: depending on the piece being interpreted she sounds like a "different" singer. Her quality of interpretation was so amazing, her individuality so strong that she could do this an still avoid being accused of "de-characterization". Do you, musical experts, agree with this impression of mine?...

    • @PhilosophicalDance
      @PhilosophicalDance Před 5 lety +32

      What's even more baffling is that even though she sounds like a 'different' singer with each piece, we can so clearly tell it is Callas every time. There's no "Was that Mirella Freni?" "Was that Leontyne Price?" "Was that Rosa Ponselle?" It's always clear. This is Maria Callas, in all of her diversity of voices.

    • @SusannaBrennt
      @SusannaBrennt Před 4 lety +5

      yes, we do ;-)

    • @ferrantepallas
      @ferrantepallas Před 3 lety +12

      She sounds like a 'different' singer because she is a different character so absolutely in each opera: the sign of a supreme artist. She takes my breath away, one can never grow bored with her voice because her total devotion to her unique roles is transcendent.

  • @mosesa.3386
    @mosesa.3386 Před 4 lety +20

    Art incarnate, star fire brought down by creation, vocal immortality, unmatched power. We love you Maria ❤️😺😎

  • @moragclark755
    @moragclark755 Před 4 měsíci +2

    That final note. Unquestionably the voice of the century.

  • @scottn1405
    @scottn1405 Před 2 lety +7

    How can this not leave one speechless. Callas transports all of us into the Amber room at Peterhof, the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, the Palais Garnier's great staircase, and on into the Greater Cosmos.

  • @henrytudor8537
    @henrytudor8537 Před 8 lety +62

    it was a wonderful thing to have callas walk the face of the earth.

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 8 lety

      +dike chukwudi will she ever come back?

    • @henrytudor8537
      @henrytudor8537 Před 8 lety

      More than anything, I pray so and wish it happens in my lifetime.

  • @catmaggedon1253
    @catmaggedon1253 Před rokem +3

    12/24/2022 - what a night 😞… going to spend the night with my Sister Esther 😺 and Co.. still sad but listening to Maria helps me outlast. Thanks be to God for my family. 🐝❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @hanznlh2577
    @hanznlh2577 Před 2 lety +6

    Thanks Lohengrin O for up-loading this gem. MARIA CALLAS was the sole reason I listened to opera at the age of 13 and this was 33 years ago.

  • @HaasRegen
    @HaasRegen Před 4 měsíci +1

    There is no joy quite like this. It is the joy you feel when you’ve truly let opera into your heart and you know how to love. It is a singular experience.

  • @tasosGRvocals
    @tasosGRvocals Před 2 lety +9

    This must be the best note im the history of notes, ever!!

  • @MrSkinnyJeanz3
    @MrSkinnyJeanz3 Před 8 lety +61

    1:41 kills me... just how

  • @ramsaran18
    @ramsaran18 Před 3 lety +5

    I learned to sing Opera by listening to her, how to formulate roof high notes above High C, perfect pitch, timbre, tremolo, vibrato, octave jumps, etc.; and I'm a Caribbean girl! She is the best Opera singer ever, the emotion in her voice is Legend; it transmuted Opera into an Art of Feeling not just vocal acrobatics.

  • @littlekiwi9724
    @littlekiwi9724 Před 5 lety +12

    How dull the world would have been without her. But having said that, Callas shows humankind what is achievable if you set your whole heart, mind and body to attain it.

    • @judithbereczky4114
      @judithbereczky4114 Před 2 lety +1

      This is not enough. She was born that way with all these different qualities, that made her unique.

  • @missasinenomine
    @missasinenomine Před 3 lety +10

    Not only the Eb. It's ALL phenomenal!

  • @neuberg7315
    @neuberg7315 Před 10 měsíci +12

    Stunning ! She was, indeed, the best operatic artist of the 20th C (and remains so in the 21st)

  • @pascalnuevayork
    @pascalnuevayork Před rokem +3

    You manage to get those masterpieces out, thanks, this Callas is orgasmic

  • @Operacrazed
    @Operacrazed Před 5 lety +61

    All sopranos listen and learn.

  • @_MSD75_
    @_MSD75_ Před 5 lety +31

    I have no idea about singing terminology but goodness this is divine.

  • @soulisoikonomou5798
    @soulisoikonomou5798 Před 2 lety +5

    Superhuman Callas !!! Maria the breath of God !!!

  • @yglofmi
    @yglofmi Před 4 lety +12

    This is a miracle.

  • @susannatoledo5438
    @susannatoledo5438 Před 5 lety +16

    No ha habido ni habra' otro instrumento que iguale a esa voz, a esa garganta que la modula, a esa sensibilidad, a ese ser prodigioso llamado Maria Callas en toda la Historia de la Opera. Como dijo la gran Mina en cierta ocssion, es posible que ni ella misma se apercibiera realmente de tanta grandeza.

    • @fernandodc5146
      @fernandodc5146 Před 2 lety

      Uy que no, un mejor instrumento y una vida artística mucho más dilatada y estable la tenemos en Sutherland. La carrera de Sutherland apabulla, sin que su vida sea una tragedia, mejor para ella. ¿Que no es una interprete-artista-actriz?. Mejor que eso, fue una mujer centrada y feliz, cuando ella cantaba Lucia, ella era Lucia, sin histerismos.

  • @terrycloth6380
    @terrycloth6380 Před 6 lety +19

    Now this is singing! Really great!!!

  • @eberlinpascal2837
    @eberlinpascal2837 Před 4 lety +4

    L'une des scènes les plus spectaculaires dans l'art du chant de Callas ,et proprement incroyable de technique et de virtuosité pour un Soprano qui pouvait chanter à la même époque et à quelques jours d'intervalle des rôles extrêmement plus lourd comme Médée ou Tosca .

  • @9546aw
    @9546aw Před měsícem +2

    Callas is one of the immortals just like Lind, Flagstad, Caruso.

  • @louisnewton8042
    @louisnewton8042 Před rokem +5

    As one commenter said about her, "the irreplaceable voice."

  • @wolframg1
    @wolframg1 Před 6 lety +16

    WHAT A VOICE! MAMMA MIA.

  • @asyaredmendoza5617
    @asyaredmendoza5617 Před 5 lety +8

    Y como una rafaga de viento que vuela todo a su paso, asi era Callas, poderosa, perfecta, eterna DIVINA!!!

  • @russmaleartist
    @russmaleartist Před rokem +3

    VErY NICE! All singers have their distractors and critics . . . but when you reach this level of perrformance, you deserve the respect and professional ethics, etc. just like ANY profession.
    IREALLY like this so much!

  • @omovitruviano
    @omovitruviano Před 3 lety +10

    If she had such dynamic control on the high E, she could for sure hit high F and even high G

  • @dgreat5788
    @dgreat5788 Před 7 lety +16

    SIN PALABRAS! 😍

  • @aylango
    @aylango Před 6 lety +26

    Perfect....She is the best

  • @leonoradelagardie
    @leonoradelagardie Před 4 lety +10

    Lohengrin, thank you for this! Of the greatest value...

  • @southseastroker
    @southseastroker Před 5 lety +16

    What can anyone say? She was just spectacular. No-one will ever come near.

  • @stefanholz7166
    @stefanholz7166 Před 2 lety +6

    She was a singing artist per excellence .... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @wilhelmpitz1
    @wilhelmpitz1 Před 5 lety +41

    Sans pareil... just as there will only ever be one Shakespeare, or one Mozart, or one Beethoven, there will only ever be one Callas. No-one from here on in until the end of time will ever claim to be her equal. This is the measure of her standing to say nothing of her genius.

  • @nosoroh
    @nosoroh Před rokem +5

    OMG... Dios sabia a quien dar este talento🙏

  • @MrQbenDanny
    @MrQbenDanny Před 7 lety +15

    Thank you Maria CALLAS.

  • @erick-gd7wo
    @erick-gd7wo Před 6 lety +40

    It is still difficult to comprehend: Diva Callas was SURELY soprano sramatico, but also Coliratura, sang mezzo Soprano arias... no other soprano can fit in ALL THREE categories.... Callas DID....A

    • @qzrnuiqntp
      @qzrnuiqntp Před 4 lety +3

      Dramatica? No!
      Great lyric: yes! Able to sing some dramatic roles, indeed!
      A soprano assoluta... Sopranissima.

    • @SymphonyBrahms
      @SymphonyBrahms Před 4 lety +10

      One writer described Callas' as a "Soprano drammatico d'agilita", a type of soprano that hadn't existed since the 19th century, until Callas appeared on the scene.

    • @MsMslujan
      @MsMslujan Před 2 lety +2

      Soprano sfogata, that all

  • @Kalogeropoulos777
    @Kalogeropoulos777 Před 6 lety +16

    Oh my,oh my,oh my!

  • @doloresaquilina6830
    @doloresaquilina6830 Před rokem +9

    No one will ever top this. La Divina is one of a kind! A virtual gift from the gods.

  • @biancalajolo8764
    @biancalajolo8764 Před 2 lety +3

    Mi bemolle fantastico e scala discendente superlativa!

  • @Retro-kinoteatr
    @Retro-kinoteatr Před rokem +5

    Это невероятно, непревзойдённо, я в слезах! Так никто и никогда не споёт!

  • @Tevyeh613
    @Tevyeh613 Před 4 lety +6

    It is that descending chromatic scale (and the coloratura, colour, meaning, intensity, tempi variations, dynamics, contrasts)...No one before or since!

  • @benwang6944
    @benwang6944 Před 5 lety +5

    Ah, the human world will never hear her like ever again...

  • @numetutelare
    @numetutelare Před 6 lety +41

    L'Olimpo del canto lirico ...una voce colossale con una duttilità stupefacente ... l'assoluta !!! Fra 100 anni pochi ricorderanno le "dive " di oggi ma tutti sapranno chi era la Callas ... come tutti sanno chi era Giulio Cesare, Leonardo ed i giganti della Storia.

  • @ioanisikonomou410
    @ioanisikonomou410 Před 3 lety +5

    Superhuman !!! Divina !!! Electricity !!!

  • @cyn9611
    @cyn9611 Před 5 lety +10

    a miracle and the legend........ I'll be forever with you, Callas~

  • @jenylogan1
    @jenylogan1 Před 2 lety +3

    Sublime, a high wire act without a net, breathtaking.

  • @alaindecroix7690
    @alaindecroix7690 Před 6 lety +24

    Quelle voix; quel talent ; la divine éternelle !!!

  • @terrycloth6380
    @terrycloth6380 Před 6 lety +7

    I keep on returning to this post. Amazing. I’m always left with a sense of awe and respect.

  • @jmm2511
    @jmm2511 Před 3 lety +4

    Marvelous, only Maria was capable of this.

  • @MrDoyledaniel
    @MrDoyledaniel Před 4 lety +5

    Elle chante en utilisant sa voix comme un instrument! WOWWOWWOW! Techniquement la perfection

  • @costingeorgescu3314
    @costingeorgescu3314 Před 10 měsíci +3

    the supreme voices of all time...

  • @mstreepnegron
    @mstreepnegron Před 6 lety +33

    Era una bestia la Callas, inmensa y valiente como ella sola!

  •  Před 4 lety +4

    Estupenda!!!divina!!!!

  • @essevikt
    @essevikt Před 7 lety +14

    una potenza della natura guidata da una tecnica eccezionale... ascoltarla era esaltante !!!

  • @magicflute3
    @magicflute3 Před 2 lety +10

    I appreciated Bartoli's rendition. she changes the coloratura to the possibility of her voice and range, but she really IS something, she delivers a full emotion- an artist

  • @tasoslts3480
    @tasoslts3480 Před 4 lety +5

    Oh God, the very best!!!

  • @edwardfranks5215
    @edwardfranks5215 Před 3 lety +2

    Mind-blowing beautiful...makes you believe there is hope for the human race.

  • @markwacek4303
    @markwacek4303 Před 22 dny +1

    You know, I have never heard anything as magnificent as her execution of these ornaments and superhuman ability to NAIL that high e or e flat. On these older recordings, sometimes they seem to go up and catch a little bit with age or maybe multiple transfers between mediums I don't know. I have never heard such a powerful, pointed, and the spot on executed in my life by anyone. It makes me think of the Death Star laser in Star Wars. It almost sounded like it was biting or acidic. But amazing, and then her facility on the descending passages afterwards was just insane! The contrast and delicacy of her descending line sharply contrast with the ascent up to that E or E flat. I'm sorry I don't know the answer to this, but does anybody know what opera this is from? I'd like to hear another singer maybe someone like Joan Sutherland sing this and see how she compares? Sorry my message got long!

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 22 dny

      dame Joan was the only Amina in Sonnambula that rivalled Callas' and the only singer in recorded history who rivalled Callas' technique but she had this weakness, she never executed Diminuendi on high notes... in general she avoided Dynamics (increasing or decreasing the volume of a certain tone) like plague and she was accused for it... there is no recorded messa di voce of hers... In general, this particular Achievement by Callas, doing a Diminuendo upon an Eb6, is one of the rarest and most difficult vocal acrobatics a human throat can perform very similar to sustaining a pianissimo on a D6 (required in the sleepwalking scene of Lady Macbeth and on the entrance aria of Madama Butterfly)... it seems that human throats find it impossible to support a pianissimo above C6... the downward Chromatic Descends of Callas' have often been praised by musicians who were are able to recognize the individual tones in the Chromatic Descend (I personally cannot separate them)

  • @juanantoniomunozherrera9280

    Simplemente única. Cuánto tiempo irá a pasar antes que llegue alguien de su altura.

  • @marcomereu130
    @marcomereu130 Před 9 lety +9

    PERFECT

  • @user-ru8vy1uz7c
    @user-ru8vy1uz7c Před 4 lety +4

    Bravo brilliance vocal

  • @numetutelare
    @numetutelare Před 9 lety +26

    ...... apparve la Callas e la lirica dovette riscrivere la storia dell'interpretazione....

  • @kimmartin4897
    @kimmartin4897 Před 3 lety +2

    Magnificent no other word for her I often think it’s a tragedy she never had a daughter imagine if she had passed her gifts on ❤️

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 3 lety

      Rare genetic accidents are not Germlines mutations thus are not inherited (Montsi's daughter)

  • @camillevenerable8516
    @camillevenerable8516 Před 4 lety +4

    ¡Pero qué control de agudos y qué interpretación!

  • @musicwillcalmthee
    @musicwillcalmthee Před 5 měsíci +1

    Incredible soprano!!!

  • @user-mi2zd7zn9w
    @user-mi2zd7zn9w Před rokem +3

    Виртуозно спето. Именно так пели во времена Россини и Беллини. Это бельканто.

  • @ramonmontesdeoca5278
    @ramonmontesdeoca5278 Před 5 lety +3

    PASMOSO DOMINIO VOCAL CON LA IMPRONTA ÚNICA DE LA TRASMISION EMOCIONAL. ¿Será que podrá aparecer alguna otra con tal conjunción de talentos? Ojalá aparezca pero será siempre otra NO la Callas.

  • @elisapradaorosa5210
    @elisapradaorosa5210 Před 3 lety +5

    Callas ,siempre Callas dando el cien por cien de sí, lo cual es decir el no va más de facultades ,sentimiento y genio, unica

  • @essevikt
    @essevikt Před 5 lety +5

    La Divina, L'Ammaliatrice, La Stregona, La Maga, La Maliarda!!!

  • @romearomeo
    @romearomeo Před 6 lety +15

    La Primadonna assoluta! Unica! Divina! Un miracolo di una voce! Avvolte mi chiedo cosa direbbe Maria Callas dello stato attuale che vige nei teatri dell'opera....🤔🤔🤔

  • @deadwalke9588
    @deadwalke9588 Před 4 lety +4

    After listening to your recent post, I had to be reminded what an actual Amina should sound like and not singing this already hard repertoire at neck-breaking speeds that do nothing but hide and masquerades the lack of a chest voice (which is essential for this repertoire).
    Amazing to hear PRIME Callas in her element.

  • @salvadormelendez9432
    @salvadormelendez9432 Před 2 lety +2

    SHE is the One and only

  • @marciabraileanu1588
    @marciabraileanu1588 Před 2 lety +9

    As Franco Zeffirelli says In the movie Callas for Ever: a voice that is not from this world

  • @richardsmyth8350
    @richardsmyth8350 Před 5 dny +1

    There will never her like again
    Richard

  • @MrPft25
    @MrPft25 Před 3 lety +5

    We’re definitely staging this scene on our drag lip sync channel! DIVINISSIMA! 💎👑

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 3 lety

      link us the link to see it after, nothing better than clever drag show

  • @alioffe4321
    @alioffe4321 Před 4 lety +7

    Even the great Pasta, for whom Amina was composed, couldn't have executed that diminuendo seeing that the highest note she could reach was "a slightly sharpened D" as Stendhal put it. Callas' range and the control she had on it was beyond anyone's reach. Who else could trill at the bottom of their range and do diminuendi on their highest notes? She remains an enigma...

    • @LohengrinO
      @LohengrinO  Před 4 lety

      you mean there is somewhere reference that Pasta couldn't perform this diminuendo? it is written? not added by Maria?

    • @alioffe4321
      @alioffe4321 Před 4 lety +2

      @@LohengrinO GOD NO! It belongs to Callas and Callas ALONE. What i meant is that even if Bellini had written it, Pasta would have had to transpose it down for the note did not exist in her throat. Pasta's highest comfortable note was a C#6.

  • @GIAMI180
    @GIAMI180 Před 4 lety +2

    🌹🌹❤🌹🌹❤🌹🌹❤🌹🌹❤🌹 Divina