Anna Netrebko - Wagner: Tristan und Isolde: Mild und Leise (Liebestod)

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  • In the composer’s opera on the Arthurian tale of Tristan and Isolde, death is explicitly twinned with love, and the guiding themes of this recording come together in a piece whose very name combines the two concepts, the rapturous “Liebestod” (Love- Death), Isolde’s outpouring of love as she sinks lifeless on the body of the dead Tristan. Recording this aria for her latest Album “amata dalle tenebre” was, in the Anna Netrebko's words, “one of the happiest moments for me as a musician. I was flying when I was recording that, blissfully happy, in harmony with the music.” As part of the album project the Italian director Elena Petitti di Roreto shot a series of four music videos and the film “Anna - Stage of Emotions”, immortalizing Netrebko’s performances and translating them to screen in a unique visual language and style. Amata dalle tenebre' is the superstar soprano’s first classical solo album for five years. She recorded her choice of music, spanning some of the most dramatic and impassioned arias in the repertoire, at Milan’s legendary La Scala, with the Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala under La Scala’s Music Director, Riccardo Chailly.
    Directed by: Elena Petitti di Roreto
    Produced by: Rekorder GmbH
    Executive Producer: Werner Klemm
    Producer: Marino Coates-Chitty
    Anna Netrebko - Wagner: Tristan und Isolde: Mild und Leise (Liebestod)
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Komentáře • 424

  • @deutschegrammophon
    @deutschegrammophon  Před 2 lety +40

    What is your favourite aria composed by Richard Wagner?

    • @Verbindungs
      @Verbindungs Před 2 lety +14

      That's easy, Brünnhilde's Immolation Scene in Götterdämmerung.

    • @Coolguy-ge3qx
      @Coolguy-ge3qx Před 2 lety +8

      'Liebestod' with no doubt.

    • @arthur5465
      @arthur5465 Před 2 lety +2

      There are so many

    • @andresfRC
      @andresfRC Před 2 lety +4

      Hard to choose, but would pick "Dich, teure Halle" and Isolde's Liebestod

    • @MrOWA-gs9bu
      @MrOWA-gs9bu Před 2 lety +16

      Wagner and Aria??😂😂
      There exists no „Arias“

  • @RattusYu
    @RattusYu Před 2 lety +34

    Isolde made me famous.
    Turandot made me rich.
    -Birgit Nilsson

  • @tharold8639
    @tharold8639 Před 2 lety +53

    Not at all her turf. Sounds strained. I'll take Nilsson, Flagstad, Traubel, Varnay, the list goes on. True Wagnerians.

    • @aprendizercomygor
      @aprendizercomygor Před 2 lety +4

      I am sure she doesn't even pretend she is a true Wagnerian dramatic soprano, just like so many others who recorded the Liebestod, including Tebaldi, Sutherland, etc. This recording is undeniably very beautiful and proficient. I am sure she never intended to surpass Nilsson and Flagstad, obviously.

    • @crazyorganist1609
      @crazyorganist1609 Před 2 lety +2

      @@aprendizercomygor this recording isn't beautiful it's horrendous. Sutherland did sing the Liebestod beautifully

    • @Wotan123456789
      @Wotan123456789 Před 2 lety +2

      @@crazyorganist1609 Both Sutherland and Tebaldi were extraordinary singers that had great instruments and knew how to use it, both incredibly musical. Tebaldi could produce a Wagnerian sound, as her voice was huge. Sutherland's always did rise above an orchestra.
      This recording is simply mediocre. I am actually surprised that the producer and sound engineer from DG could deliver this average sound; the dynamics between her voice and the orchestra are particularly bad.
      I used to enjoy Netrebko in roles as Mimi, Adina, Violetta, nowadays all those heavy dramatic soprano roles took a toll in her voice and the wobble gets unbearable to hear to! Sad.

    • @vhufeosqap
      @vhufeosqap Před 2 lety +2

      @@crazyorganist1609 they should apologize for offending you so terribly.

    • @obbie1osias467
      @obbie1osias467 Před 3 měsíci

      @@vhufeosqap 🤣🤣🤣

  • @mrrkdino
    @mrrkdino Před 2 lety +7

    Dreadful performance. No feeling for the line, terrible vibrato. Just listen to Jessye Norman or Margaret Price, not to mention Lotte Lehmann or Frida Leider.

  • @stupormundi1970
    @stupormundi1970 Před rokem +10

    Evidentemente, pur amandola profondamente, non riesco a capire fino in fondo la musica di Wagner. Inoltre, non riesco a distinguere una perfetta interpretazione da parte di una cantante da un'altra di minore qualità. Almeno secondo quanto leggo in molti raffinati commenti. So solo che sono profondamente commosso dal modo in cui la Netrebko ha reso la dimensione sublime del Liebestod. So solo che ho trovato il video efficace e intenso. So solo che ringrazio il cielo per l'esistenza stessa di Anna.

    • @enamouree
      @enamouree Před 3 měsíci +1

      Je suis absolument d’accord avec votre commentaire, dont je ne changerai pas une seule, virgule Anna❤❤c’est la musique incarnée, chacune de ses cellules vibrent la fréquence du cœur de Wagner

  • @justanotherguy469
    @justanotherguy469 Před 6 měsíci +1

    This visually encapsulates, perfectly, what I feel when I listen to this piece. My soul leaves my body, and I am united with the everlasting.

  • @Tweeteketje
    @Tweeteketje Před 2 lety +9

    She sings quite a lot out of tune....often too high.

  • @Timbale1234
    @Timbale1234 Před rokem +10

    I think everyone here need to remember this is a studio version. Anna Netrebko is a huge singer, but she is NOT a wagnerian soprano.
    She is absolutely unable to sing this aria at a decent level on live performance.
    This is a good studio performance like some singer do pop-opera, not a lyric performance

  • @operaticxingenue
    @operaticxingenue Před rokem +33

    I refuse to feel bad about my German diction anymore after hearing this 😂

  • @yummyyum36719
    @yummyyum36719 Před 2 lety +68

    OK then:
    So Birgit Nilsson was asked how she felt about singers using microphones in the opera house. She said that she was against it because then anyone could sing Isolde.
    Ladies and gentlemen we now have Birgit Nilsson's concern laid bare.
    Netrebko once upon a time had a beautiful peaches and cream lyric voice, suitable for Traviata.
    Violetta should not sing Isolde and Isolde should not sing Violetta.
    I know this score very very well. Quite frankly there are very unreasonable spots in terms of orchestration wherein Wagner has Isolde singing in the middle or low middle against too much orchestra.
    Even the biggest voices, Nilsson, Flagstad, Varnay etc are buried here and there. One doesn't really care because the overall effect is so emotional that the composer getting carried away every now and then is understandable.
    We have Netrebko, who is not exactly known for her marble like low middle, actually sounding "louder" than the above named full dramatic soprano legends in those same spots.
    That tells me one thing, and one thing only. This is a studio Liebestod done by a singer who cannot sing this music live with an orchestra unless she is heavily amplified.
    Now others here commented upon her poor intonation, and at times inappropriately bright tone color for the role. Those are problems. They are however secondary to the obvious fraud being committed here.
    If I were a Wagnerian singer I would be really pissed off by this dreadful and dishonest recording.

    • @84422112
      @84422112 Před 2 lety +2

      Thank you for that comment. I, like thousands of others, love this piece and I have listened to several versions, Meier's concert version with Barenboim being my favourite. However, I have virtually no technical knowledge of music. This version, though, did not ring true to me and I could not put my finger on why. It sounded impressive, but not authentic.
      What you have written, though, makes perfect sense to me. Many of the voices, even the biggest, cannot be clearly heard above the orchestration at certain points, and this is not the case here, I suspect for the reason you have given.

    • @yummyyum36719
      @yummyyum36719 Před 2 lety +7

      @@84422112 Yep.
      I have conducted 2 Wagner operas in regional house settings, Tannhauser and Dutchman. Our house singers, the lyric singers, heard just how big those orchestras are in terms of amplitude and said "There's no way our voices could sing over that."
      The singers who could were also house singers, but HAD the natural size to do the roles.
      It's unfair to those singers because there is a lot of repertoire that isn't for them due to the size of their voices.
      That is why they specialize in Wagner, Richard Strauss, Fidelio, or Berg.
      Un Fil Di Voce is a gift and Netrebko could do it once upon a time. Now she can't but she also has no business doing Wagner.
      She spoiled her instrument by forcing it to do things she should never have done.

    • @afrofinka
      @afrofinka Před 2 lety

      I felt exactly the same when I listened (to my surprise and then incomprehension) to the 2006 production of Le Nozze di Figaro in Salzburg, Netrebko singing Susanna (!!!)
      I was hoping frankly a great effort from her to do something different in Mozart than all the Russian operas and belcanto roles she made her reputation with, but her voice was simply too heavy for Mozart.
      Listening to her Liebestod is like taking sleeping pills. It is so boring that I also wonder why she didn’t leave Wagner for specialists instead of doing off-topic stuff she apparently doesn’t really match.

    • @crazyorganist1609
      @crazyorganist1609 Před 2 lety

      Absolutely true

    • @zachnzxt7203
      @zachnzxt7203 Před 2 lety +2

      Joe, this is obviously a studio recording. There's no attempt here to present this as a live unamplified and unedited performance.

  • @indeserto
    @indeserto Před 2 lety +64

    This is a very sad video. The lady has a lovely voice, and, when she sings in the medium register and quietly (as at the beginning of this extract) the sound is very beautiful. However, anything high and/or loud is a total mess, a ghastly mixture of no text and a wobble one could drive a bus through. When Mme Netrebko was a young woman, singing the light soprano repertoire which is her real voice, there was hope, but now there is just screaming, and DG are making a lot of money and so is the lady herself, thanks to her adoring fans, who know no better. As many others here have said, listen to Nilsson or Flagstad, or Frieda Leider, if you want to hear the right voice-type performing this summit of the soprano literature.

    • @Wotan123456789
      @Wotan123456789 Před 2 lety +2

      I agree with you! Even today you could hear some sopranos who can sing Isolde beautifully (Catherine Foster, Lise Davidsen).

    • @crazyorganist1609
      @crazyorganist1609 Před rokem

      I have a beautiful recording of her in Betrothal at a monastery by Prokofiev and she was great in it. If only she'd stuck to those kind of roles.

  • @wikath449
    @wikath449 Před 2 lety +64

    Sorry - Netrebko is a great singer. But this is not her territory. Compare this to Birgit Nilsson, Martha Mödl, Waltraud Meier or even the „only CD- version“ of Margret Price under Carlos Kleiber. Netrebko does not fit into the Wagnerian Shoes.

    • @kimsanchannel3920
      @kimsanchannel3920 Před 2 lety +2

      Couldn't agree more.

    • @joaodiasferreira
      @joaodiasferreira Před 2 lety +11

      I completely agree with you! In my humble opinion, perhaps the best version of the "Liebestod" was performed in 1987, by Jessye Norman, with the orchestra being conducted by the mighty maestro Herbert von Karajan. Superb. Unsurpassed. Nowadays we see Deutsche Grammophon being musically guided by people who do not have a single talent and taste for music, only for money and publicity. Sadly, what a sham...

    • @wikath449
      @wikath449 Před 2 lety +3

      @@joaodiasferreira very true. Jessye Norman was an exceptional voice anyway. Her Wesendonk Lieder are unsurpassed ( on the same recording with Colin Davis). And not to forget the legendary Kirsten Flagstad (Furtwängler) with her high notes sung by Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. But this is all very much in another league as this meaningless recording.

    • @wikath449
      @wikath449 Před 2 lety +2

      I forgot to mention Kirsten Flagstad as well. But these Wagner-Voices are lightyears away from this inferior interpretation.

    • @alexsimpson79
      @alexsimpson79 Před 2 lety +2

      What kind of behemoth shoes are they?! Lol
      She is great and performance is stunning! Listen again !

  • @ernstjenni3461
    @ernstjenni3461 Před 2 lety +4

    Sorry, sie kann ja Vieles, aber das kann sie nun leider nicht, erinnere an Flagstad, Norman. Diese Schluss t's, fürchterlich. Das Video dazu schrecklich. Schade.

  • @celesteaida48
    @celesteaida48 Před 2 lety +17

    Anna…please! Don’t

  • @celesteaida48
    @celesteaida48 Před 2 lety +8

    Kidding right?!

  • @davidtsitskishvili
    @davidtsitskishvili Před 2 lety +63

    Just tasteless! Everything but Wagner.

    • @alexsimpson79
      @alexsimpson79 Před 2 lety

      Wagner says , you are full of hatred and are not able to enjoy the beauty.
      As everyone in your place of stupids

    • @davidtsitskishvili
      @davidtsitskishvili Před 2 lety +3

      @@alexsimpson79 Dear, I know what he said and his opinion, but obviously, you don't have your own.

    • @Traigame2cervezas
      @Traigame2cervezas Před 2 lety +4

      @@alexsimpson79 TBH Wagner was full of hate himself, I doubt he would have enjoyed this interpretation at all.

  • @maijacalcagno
    @maijacalcagno Před 2 lety +14

    This is criminal.

  • @pelaugfi62
    @pelaugfi62 Před 2 lety +6

    What a disaster . Shame on her , on DG. It’s an insult against this divine music. AN is done years ago, only screaming and bad-taste singing . What a shame -she was in all means outstanding 15 years ago .
    I don’t know what is happening with DG -the same shameless very bad decision about recording as Langlang Goldberg and so on. Money rules apparently this former great recording company-nowadays just to forget .

  • @jungwirthmartin
    @jungwirthmartin Před 2 lety +90

    The queen of Mild and Leise is : Jessye Norman together with Karajan, still the unsurpassed version!!

    • @dralexandresousa
      @dralexandresousa Před 2 lety +2

      Christa Ludwig was the only who made almost there.

    • @ingenieroguzman3806
      @ingenieroguzman3806 Před 2 lety

      Absolutely agree! ....

    • @aprendizercomygor
      @aprendizercomygor Před 2 lety +21

      Not better than Flagstad, Nilsson or others who actually performed the role on stage. Anyway, let's just quit this obsessive need to classify and rank singers in a hierarchy as if only the very best #1 recording or performance mattered. All operas would long be dead if that were true. All performers, not necessarily vying to be the best ever, bring something new and personal to their renditions.

    • @roccolongo7457
      @roccolongo7457 Před 2 lety +11

      And Waltraud Meyer ❤️

    • @metacarple
      @metacarple Před 2 lety +2

      Linda Esther Grey with Reginald Goodall

  • @larsmuller4842
    @larsmuller4842 Před 2 lety +21

    Da fällt einem wirklich nicht mehr dazu ein. In Dresden musste sie die Elsa übrigens mit Teleprompter singen und Bayreuth hat sie Gott sei Dank abgesagt.
    Ich spare mir hier weitere Kommentare...

    • @pistol625
      @pistol625 Před 2 lety +4

      muss man sich mal vorstellen… vom prompter „abzusingen“. heutzutage erlauben sie sich alles und nennen es dann musik, ich hoffe es stirbt nicht der tatsächliche sinn von musik aus

    • @pistol625
      @pistol625 Před 2 lety +1

      @@MarkFarago würde ich im nachhinein betrachtet nicht abstreiten

  • @RattusYu
    @RattusYu Před 2 lety +45

    1) Birgit Nilsson
    2) Martha Modl
    3) Gwyneth Jones
    4) Catarina Ligendza
    5) Margaret Price
    6) Kirsten Flagstad
    7) Astrid Varnay
    8) Eileen Farell
    9) Linda Watson
    10) Montserrat Caballe
    11) Ingrid Bjoner
    12) Franz Liszt

    • @hermesnoelthefourthway
      @hermesnoelthefourthway Před 2 lety +19

      You left the best one out.......Waltraud Meier. How funny.

    • @hermesnoelthefourthway
      @hermesnoelthefourthway Před 2 lety +12

      Waltraud Meier's 1995 Bayreuth performance is without any doubt whatsoever the most sublime ever given. It even outs Birgit Nilsson. And, as you know, that's saying something . Meier's Mild und leise is from another universe.

    • @Itsandy22
      @Itsandy22 Před 2 lety +21

      And where is Jessye Norman?! Too good for this list I'd hope...

    • @hermesnoelthefourthway
      @hermesnoelthefourthway Před 2 lety +4

      @@Itsandy22 what kind of Liszt is that?!

    • @ingenieroguzman3806
      @ingenieroguzman3806 Před 2 lety +7

      Jessye Norman is the best! ...

  • @1davidpeter
    @1davidpeter Před 2 lety +12

    unfortunately she is out of her depth here.

    • @1davidpeter
      @1davidpeter Před 2 lety +5

      my wife says it's like Katherine Jenkins doing a cover version of the real thing.

  • @terryhammond1253
    @terryhammond1253 Před rokem +12

    Anna sounds like she wasn't quite sure how to place her voice in singing the Liebestod.

  • @anastasialick
    @anastasialick Před 2 lety +6

    Schrekliche Aussprache! Man versteht kein Wort! 👎

    • @fritzbaerbel
      @fritzbaerbel Před 2 lety

      Schreckliche Rechtschreibung! Und schreckliche Arroganz! Da wirst du wohl noch 100 Jahre üben müssen.

    • @anastasialick
      @anastasialick Před 2 lety +4

      @@fritzbaerbel ich kann ja wenigstens noch üben! Frau Netrebko leider nicht mehr. 🤪

    • @MonsieurLu77
      @MonsieurLu77 Před 2 lety

      @@fritzbaerbel
      Was hat es mit Arroganz zu tun, wenn Anastasia die Deutschkenntnisse der Netrebko bemängelt?

    • @MonsieurLu77
      @MonsieurLu77 Před 2 lety +3

      @@anastasialick
      Es ist nicht nur die Aussprache. Sie hat nun mal kein dramatisches Potential. Hochdramatisch schon gar nicht. Mimi mit Karriereknick singt sich frei....

  • @ohmy5650
    @ohmy5650 Před 2 lety +27

    Am not a die-hard fan of Netrebko's but was blown away by this.

  • @MercedesTAMARALEMPICKA1234
    @MercedesTAMARALEMPICKA1234 Před 11 měsíci +5

    Un aria maravillosa Una música sublime La melodía infinita

  • @russellarmstrong2774
    @russellarmstrong2774 Před rokem +12

    Anna Netrebko performing the drag queen version of Liebestod. Is this really her aria? I'm not convinced.

  • @kalterkinderklaubonn3856

    Exactly today the Mathilde-Wesendonck-Verband exists 10 years. It was founded - mainly because of Mild und Leise.
    Me too - I´m not a fan of Netrepko - especially because she flirts with the current russian dictator and successor of Stalin.
    Her voice here is not - mild - it is too loud, too sharp and words - are hardly to understand.
    But the pictures - are mindblowing, though brutally copied from Lars von Trier "Melancholia" - where von Trier pictures the ouvertuere and final of "Tristan and Isolde".
    Though - after all:
    It is the most beautiful of the most beautiful melodies.
    Thanks - Richard Wagner. Thanks Mathilde Wesendonck which made him feel such unfulfilled love and pain and music.

  • @inboxmail2053
    @inboxmail2053 Před rokem +17

    That dreadful wobble. Poor Tristan having to endure that

  • @dopolavoro5647
    @dopolavoro5647 Před 2 lety +6

    great job director Elena!!!

  • @Sir.Larselot
    @Sir.Larselot Před 2 lety +22

    Okay, another "Money doesn't stink- production" with Netrebko as Isolde. The video is pretty kitschy in my opinion but each its own.

    • @Traigame2cervezas
      @Traigame2cervezas Před 2 lety +3

      It's just "let's make a covid quarantine tv-ad-looking video with Wagner as a background" PR management needs help

  • @michaelbuzanowski207
    @michaelbuzanowski207 Před rokem +3

    What is sad is to die without anyone knowing you have lived Tristan makes Isolde immortal Isolde makes Tristan immortal two becoming one so to speak thru love

  • @inessaarmando4035
    @inessaarmando4035 Před 2 lety +67

    Dreadful… What’s wrong with Deutsche Grammophon? Have they lost their ears??

  • @marlenehartley7742
    @marlenehartley7742 Před 2 lety +6

    Is this a joke?

  • @MG-fh4ed
    @MG-fh4ed Před rokem +6

    Wagner underlined the importance of
    " rythm and words linked in a perfect bond"
    Interesting to see if this soprano will record the complete ópera

  • @enamouree
    @enamouree Před 2 lety +6

    Excellent

  • @aliegan2109
    @aliegan2109 Před 2 lety +5

    Anna is a great singer. Is the role for her? No. Isolde is the ultimate role and can only be sung well by a handful of people in the world. But the effort is appreciated. Anna excels in other non-Wagner areas.

  • @crazyorganist1609
    @crazyorganist1609 Před 2 lety +28

    This is just hell. Her voice cannot compete with an orchestra this size therefore she amplifies it. Isolde requires a massive voice to soar above the orchestra. Singers like Nilsson and Behrens had this type of voice and so did Dimitrova,. even though she never sang the role only the Liebestod so did Dame Joan Sutherland. Her voice lasted for 40 years because she never sang anything that would jeopardize her career. Sutherland had the voice to sing it of course but chose not. Sutherland, Nilsson, Behrens or Dimitrova never amplify their voices because they were properly trained with impeccable breathing techniques. Netrebko had a beautiful voice in her younger days and now she sounds like a demented witch trying out for an amateur opera company

    • @elizabethker2663
      @elizabethker2663 Před rokem

      just horrific. What are they thinking. And yes, I can sing it much better than that.

    • @crazyorganist1609
      @crazyorganist1609 Před rokem

      @@elizabethker2663 so could i

  • @mrlopez-pz7pu
    @mrlopez-pz7pu Před rokem +6

    I cant believe that some of you actually think that THIS is a great performance. Wow.🤮

  • @kenny1424
    @kenny1424 Před 2 lety +10

    Terrible... wobbling all over the place. A voice several sizes too small for Wagner.

  • @michelemelchioni533
    @michelemelchioni533 Před 2 měsíci

    Wagner is amazing!
    Netrebko is amazing!
    Regia tv is beautiful.
    Stop.
    Thank you.

  • @randolphroller3686
    @randolphroller3686 Před 2 lety +15

    What language is she singing in this dreadful video?

  • @Traigame2cervezas
    @Traigame2cervezas Před 2 lety +19

    Horrible, terrible, insulting and most of all: tacky.
    What's with the video? The lyrics are about dying of love, the video has nothing to do with it. And Netrebko, everyone already said it, but just c'mon woman, you're just out of your territory. Why dare to go there when you clearly can't.

  • @flyinghow
    @flyinghow Před rokem +2

    I like Netrebko a lot, and now that she has shifted to singing heavier repertoire the results are often interesting. Here, however, she does not possess the requisite heft, and the scenery is ludicrious.

  • @sumiokuge9118
    @sumiokuge9118 Před 2 lety +9

    Not so Wagnerian - singing for a concert.

  • @petchris01
    @petchris01 Před 2 lety +15

    I’m totally blown out by this performance. Anna’s voice, the orchestra, the videography & sound! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏👏👏

  • @tonyreadman6340
    @tonyreadman6340 Před 2 lety +5

    Wagner is not around to ask about this, but it's an interpretation, so how the hell does anyone know? I bet all the self-appointed experts on this page couldn't get anywhere near this level of singing, so perhaps they should shut up!

    • @elizabethker2663
      @elizabethker2663 Před rokem

      sorry, some of them can. And some of them really are experts.

  • @andresfRC
    @andresfRC Před 2 lety +36

    This is a bluff. La Netrebko trying to sing a role too big for her vocal resources, It seems that for DG is more important merchandising than real artistry

    • @enamouree
      @enamouree Před rokem

      Très bon choix , le cœur parle comme d’habitude avec cette artiste d’exception

    • @joshuavandyne7334
      @joshuavandyne7334 Před rokem +1

      As long as opera has been recorded sopranos who would never sing the role of Isolde because they are not Dramatic Sopranos with the heft either dramatically or vocally to convey the music of Wagner's music dramas and be heard over the large Wagnerian orchestra have recorded the liebstod simply because it is such a gorgeous piece of music. I don't think that Netrebko has any illusions of singing Isolde or Brünhilde, but it is lovely to hear her interpretation of the song as a stand alone.

  • @willemventer741
    @willemventer741 Před rokem +11

    What I find to be the most shocking fact, is that no one at Deutsche Grammophon even remotely questions the quality of this rendition. DG will put their name to anything these days. Miss you HvK!!!! And so is Thielemann equally as guilty for putting his name to the recording of Strauss´s Four Last Songs by her, also appearing under the DG label. A fucking shame und eine Frechheit!!

  • @metacarple
    @metacarple Před 11 měsíci +6

    Why does this exist? Why not let Britney Spears or Madonna have a go as well?

  • @joytoyx
    @joytoyx Před 6 měsíci

    This is amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Alexmeister25
    @Alexmeister25 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Isolde und Birgit Nilsson immer... 🙏🏻

  • @jdeatley5939
    @jdeatley5939 Před 2 lety +7

    Beautiful. Thank you for this music.

  • @mubogo39
    @mubogo39 Před 2 lety +27

    run to listen to birgit nilsson, please

    • @hesiode7560
      @hesiode7560 Před 2 lety +1

      OK I run !

    • @jacobtapianieto9655
      @jacobtapianieto9655 Před 2 lety +4

      And Kirsten Flagstad too. Both of them the absolute references yet for the Wagnerian repertoire. I can also add Jesse Norman and Waltraud Meier.

  • @enamouree
    @enamouree Před 2 lety +9

    Comme d’habitude je trouve cette chanteuse exceptionnelle de charisme
    J’apprécie particulièrement sa voix homogène qui vibre dans tout son corps
    depuis son plus jeune âge jusqu’à maintenant le parcours est un sans-faute
    j’adore cette vidéo qui montre que le corps peut se déployer dans l’univers guidé par les sons mélodieux
    accompagner celui qui part et revenir tranquillement dans le réel
    je trouve brillantissime cette interprétation et cette mise en scène ceci n’a d’égale que son talent d’exception
    Félicitations
    merci de nous le faire connaître

  • @grr8048
    @grr8048 Před rokem +1

    A studio singing and recording is more like a looking at a lady's face with a professional heavy make-up, while a live opera singing is looking at a bare face.

  • @celesteaida48
    @celesteaida48 Před 2 lety +5

    Couldn’t listen to it….😱

    • @pelaugfi62
      @pelaugfi62 Před 2 lety

      Me neither . Utterly awful in all means .

  • @PredatorianStyl
    @PredatorianStyl Před rokem +7

    Great performance! Hope to see her as Isolde one day

  • @paulovieira7317
    @paulovieira7317 Před 10 měsíci +1

    My favorite aria by my favorite composer sung by my favorite soprano. PERFECTION!!!

  • @ootamanabu
    @ootamanabu Před 6 měsíci +4

    I miss to Jessye Norman und KARAJAN live at 1987 great LIVE

  • @user-rz1tq5in5q
    @user-rz1tq5in5q Před 2 lety +8

    Brava Anna! 👏🏼👏🏼

  • @julieklos8256
    @julieklos8256 Před 10 měsíci +2

    sry. no isolde inside.

  • @llcooljay520
    @llcooljay520 Před 2 lety +10

    Omg... now I know what it sounds like when I sing this at home for fun. 😳😯🤢 (I am a cis male)

  • @andrehollmann4063
    @andrehollmann4063 Před 2 lety +2

    ..wahrlich herrlich!!!...gute Menschen haben guten Ausdruck...da lass ich mich zu gern be-ein-drucken!!!...Großen Dank aus Leipzig!!!

  • @MarioHernandez-qr4vx
    @MarioHernandez-qr4vx Před rokem +2

    LEIDER,FLAGSTAD,VARNAY,MOEDL,NILSSON,NORMAN AND NO MORE!

  • @manueliglesia9404
    @manueliglesia9404 Před 2 lety +5

    LARS VON TRIER rewrote WAGNER.

  • @luislarrea5907
    @luislarrea5907 Před 2 lety +8

    Bravo!!!!

  • @rantanplanwouf6589
    @rantanplanwouf6589 Před 2 lety +2

    la vidéo est d'un ridicule absolu!
    Si elle chante bien, elle n'a aucun charisme dans la vidéo. Il faut dépoussiérer l'opéra et sa représentation

  • @christianavalosmendoza1271

    Sublime...

  • @AlexanderArsov
    @AlexanderArsov Před 11 měsíci +3

    Completely bizarre stuff: vocally and visually. It has really no business existing at all.

  • @michaeltortora8563
    @michaeltortora8563 Před 2 lety +21

    All I could do while listening to the vocal & watching the video is laugh. She’s way out of her league not to mention the wobble. And what language was she singing???
    Just Imagine the love duet with her husband----- talk about the death of opera.

    • @tattiwilli1507
      @tattiwilli1507 Před 2 lety +1

      She is Russian . Russian language much softer then German. That why is so much , much better sounds. Germans sound too hard and heavy . Anna ‘s voice is flying .

    • @Traigame2cervezas
      @Traigame2cervezas Před 2 lety +2

      Please don't. Her husband is one of the worst tenors ever, Tristan doesn't deserve this

    • @aprendizercomygor
      @aprendizercomygor Před 2 lety +2

      No wobble there. You clearly just don't like more pronounced vibrato. A true wobble is a very slow vibrato that varies the pitch. There is no such a thing in this recording of her voicd -- at least not yet.

    • @Wotan123456789
      @Wotan123456789 Před 2 lety +1

      @@aprendizercomygor You are certainly not listening well, everything above High A has an annoying wobble.

    • @Wotan123456789
      @Wotan123456789 Před 2 lety

      @@tattiwilli1507 She has been benefiting from her Austrian citizenship for the last +20yrs and she cannot even pronounce 5 words in correct German. Her voice as this interpretation is flying LOW, actually is crashing.

  • @Bill-loveless
    @Bill-loveless Před 7 měsíci

    This is a perfect recording what are you talking about??

  • @rudigeruszkoreit8625
    @rudigeruszkoreit8625 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Absolut fantastisch! So möchten wir Wagner erleben und erfahren!❤

  • @jdeeside
    @jdeeside Před 2 lety +16

    Oh good God this is just awful, predictably so. I’m off to listen to Jessye Norman’s sublime rendition with Karajan.

    • @hajoprecht3178
      @hajoprecht3178 Před 2 lety

      You are so right with that..
      Nothing compares ever with Jessye Norman‘s voice , intonation, her powerful piano and above all her feeling for what‘s between the lines of this music…
      What a loss of never hear her live again..

  • @lilianaponzo7230
    @lilianaponzo7230 Před rokem +1

    Maravillosa

  • @cristianomouragonzaga5401
    @cristianomouragonzaga5401 Před 2 lety +14

    Toca o mais profundo da alma, trazendo paz e emoção. Magnífica 👏🏽🎼❤️🎵✨🎶

  • @Ypsheim-Gindelbach
    @Ypsheim-Gindelbach Před 2 lety +4

    DG war eine der bedeutendsten Plattenfirmen im Bereich Klassik. Betonung auf „war“. So ein dümmliches Video traut sich sonst fast keiner. Die PR-Abteilung duzt die Kunden mit dämlichen Fragen. Über die vokale Leistung der ansonsten durchaus bedeutenden Sängerin schweige ich höflich. Derlei wäre noch vor einigen Jahren bei der DG völlig undenkbar gewesen.

  • @michaelfrohlichstein6290
    @michaelfrohlichstein6290 Před 2 lety +13

    I have no words. Wait, I do: aural death, pathetic, horrible, the end of regularly vibrating vocal cords, screech fest. There, I found a few words.

  • @peterjacobo743
    @peterjacobo743 Před 2 lety +7

    el abismo me a mirado de vuelta

  • @livianegidius9772
    @livianegidius9772 Před 5 měsíci

    Mis Netrebko is very good but my all time favorite is late Jessie Norman as co called vagnerian soprano

  • @BellaFirenze
    @BellaFirenze Před 2 lety +30

    Mein Gott in Himmel! Das ist Scheiße. This is not Wagner, but a cinematic nightmare badly sung. La voce di una mosca che assassina un capolavoro. Нетребко не должна петь эту музыку. Ужасный. Prima la musica, dopo la parola. Ella no puede hacer ninguna de las dos cosas. In case anyone wonders what language she is singing, here is the text:
    Mild und leise
    wie er lächelt,
    wie das Auge
    hold er öffnet
    seht ihr's, Freunde?
    Seht ihr's nicht?
    Immer lichter
    wie er leuchtet,
    stern-umstrahlet
    hoch sich hebt?
    Seht ihr's nicht?
    ertrinken, versinken, unbewusst, höchste Lust!

    • @selini52
      @selini52 Před 2 lety +3

      Sie haben recht, leider spricht Frau Netrebko kein Deutsch und das stört mich auch, però non parla neanche italiano e canta bene in Italiano

    • @BellaFirenze
      @BellaFirenze Před 2 lety +4

      @@selini52 Netrebko ha perso molte qualità che la sua voce lirica aveva molti anni fa. La sua voce, a questa età, è più cupa e forse più grande. Tuttavia, questa interpretazione della morte di Isotta è orribile.

    • @user-hn2rv8ue8i
      @user-hn2rv8ue8i Před 2 lety

      Sie sind so boese...Warum?Das ist nicht gut.

    • @BellaFirenze
      @BellaFirenze Před 2 lety

      @@user-hn2rv8ue8i I am not angry. I simply do not like the performance. You have your opinion and I have mine. Warmest regards from Florence.

    • @user-hn2rv8ue8i
      @user-hn2rv8ue8i Před 2 lety

      @@BellaFirenze Schoene Gruesse aus Russland🙋

  • @luislarrea5907
    @luislarrea5907 Před 3 měsíci

    Sería maravilloso que el video tenga subtítulos en español

  • @sarahmonvoisin6688
    @sarahmonvoisin6688 Před 2 lety +5

    Magnifique 😭😍

  • @burnedmyrrh
    @burnedmyrrh Před 2 lety +5

    You were born for opera! Always amazing!

  • @margaretham5832
    @margaretham5832 Před 2 lety +13

    This is a sad, sad day for opera. Shame on Deutsche Grammophon.

  • @amysavino7634
    @amysavino7634 Před 2 lety +2

    This is so sad, Alexa please play Despacito

  • @dudeforcaster8630
    @dudeforcaster8630 Před 2 lety +9

    Wobbly, out of tune and musically inert.

  • @rpallen3129
    @rpallen3129 Před 2 měsíci

    I really wanted to listen to the entire Liebestod, but the intonation was so off--really inexcusable in a studio recording--that I couldn't make it all the way through.

  • @Rassendhyl100
    @Rassendhyl100 Před 2 lety +4

    I enjoy Anna's Isolde. Anna has been also against microphones on the stage. But Anna adjusts to the times. Brigit Nilsson's Isolde is still great and so Jessye Norman's. But not everybody can see it in person at the opera house. And for the last two years, new technologies are saving our social and musical lives. Bravii all opera singers for keeping us going!

  • @muruganv5164
    @muruganv5164 Před 2 lety +1

    World best music clasical music my favourite music classical music world best Deutsche Grammo phon mind relaxed heart touching
    Comment no 2

  • @leomariamandy007
    @leomariamandy007 Před měsícem

    Listen before making Love

  • @AlanMearns-YesTheRaven
    @AlanMearns-YesTheRaven Před 2 lety +3

    Out of body experience!

  • @user-iy1lz6jo4d
    @user-iy1lz6jo4d Před 4 měsíci

    Meh. I’ll be kind and call it “okay.” Just listened to Nilsson (Bayreuth ‘66 under Böhm), and simply NO comparison to how Birgits’s glorious voice cuts through that big, Wagnerian orchestra like a hot knife through butter.

  • @jonathanplatnick9334
    @jonathanplatnick9334 Před rokem +1

    Great non-Wagnerians of the past sung this aria, all finding a pathway into the material (Callas in Italiano!, Tebalid, Caballe) Netrebko should indeed sing the opera - but not in an opera house, in an elevator going downnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn ....

  • @SilvioNobre
    @SilvioNobre Před 2 lety +14

    Tão maravilhosa! ❤️

  • @mikewalsh5631
    @mikewalsh5631 Před 7 dny

    Ugh. 😬 You people gushing about how wonderful this is… go and listen to Nilsson and the other GREATS. Now.

  • @ROBINdulce
    @ROBINdulce Před 2 lety +5

    Pienso que el video plantea el poder de la música para conmover a la "gente ordinaria" que hemos estado en largos meses de confinamiento y en profunda introspección.
    A mi juicio, esta interpretación expresa el sufrimiento de la pérdida de la salud, de la vida de seres amados, del encierro, de la falta de contacto humano, de no poder generar ingresos para los gastos cotidianos... tiene empatía con muchísimos posibles escuchas.

    • @Traigame2cervezas
      @Traigame2cervezas Před 2 lety

      Nada que ver con el texto de la ópera 😂. Un pastiche sin sentido alguno: "ah sí, pongamos de fondo el aria de Isolde y un montón de gente en cuarentena, eso seguro va a pegar"

  • @mariateresafissore2196
    @mariateresafissore2196 Před 3 měsíci

    Nessuna voce mi emoziona come la sua

  • @daviddiamond670
    @daviddiamond670 Před 2 lety +19

    perfectly awful performance of the Liebestod

  • @AlanMearns-YesTheRaven
    @AlanMearns-YesTheRaven Před 2 lety +2

    Such a beautiful video! Ignore the delicate dilettantes who are treating this like some kind of soprano-sport and missing the big picture of introducing such powerful music to the masses! You’ve succeeded here in every way DG!! Keep it up 👍🏻