This is always such a shock to hear her sing this so well with her gargantuan instrument, it's great how she skips through the coloratura like it's her thing..
Were the artists singing in real time with the accompaniment of recorded orchestral music? Or were they recorded as well and they were only acting in the telecasts?
sloppy coloratura but for such a massive voice-very impressive attempt. Every rendition of this aria makes you understand how impressive that 1953 Callas live recording is.
a real staged performance by the queen of glacial terror might have have been more compelling. her heart isn't really in this. she's too detached here, maybe because it's just a televised program showcasing a few select arias.
This is always such a shock to hear her sing this so well with her gargantuan instrument, it's great how she skips through the coloratura like it's her thing..
Proper technique is everything
Drama and power just like Verdi wanted
Like how? With that extremely weak low register? No trills? No Coloratura? Verdi would HATE this.
@@awokwok1029 are you deaf? where is the extremely weak low register? B3 6:47
Were the artists singing in real time with the accompaniment of recorded orchestral music? Or were they recorded as well and they were only acting in the telecasts?
I can’t say if the orchestra was pre-recorded (although my guess is it’s not), but she is definitely singing live here :)
No one thrills in this role like Nilsson. Who gives a fig if the coloatura is not given its full due. Really. The coloratura is astonishing, I think.
no, noone even comes close to Callas in this aria and opera macbeth in general
sloppy coloratura but for such a massive voice-very impressive attempt. Every rendition of this aria makes you understand how impressive that 1953 Callas live recording is.
1952
a real staged performance by the queen of glacial terror might have have been more compelling.
her heart isn't really in this.
she's too detached here, maybe because it's just a televised program showcasing a few select arias.