Joyce DiDonato Master Class January 2016: Mozart’s “In diesen heil’gen Hallen” from Die Zauberflöte
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- Renowned mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato presents a series of three master classes focusing on opera arias. Here Ms. DiDonato coaches bass Anthony Robin Schneider with pianist Justina Lee on Mozart’s “In diesen heil’gen Hallen” from Die Zauberflöte. At the end, Ms. DiDonato takes questions from audiences in the Hall and on Twitter.
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Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato’s performances have been called “a model of singing in which all components of the art form-technique, sound, color, nuance, diction-come together in service to expression and eloquence” by The New York Times. The revered singer presents a series of three public master classes for young opera singers who were chosen from an international pool of applicants. To learn more about Carnegie Hall’s Workshops and Master Classes and to apply, visit www.carnegiehall.org/Educatio.... - Hudba
DiDonato is artist and crafts(man), so richly intuitive and in her own words, authentic. She said Sarastro’s aria can melt hearts. It melted mine.
Priceless, inspired , aspirational advice to young singers . So much respect for this...
The words that came out of her about classical singing should be carved in stone for singers to live by.
Wow, speechless, i love this capacity to make every singer connect to sincerity, be, that is a gift. Thanks Joyce for being so direct and so subtle and to the point.
I love the humanity from the singer and how the fact to look at this lady helps him to share with simplicity
wise, deep, most inspiring. i am watching her masterclasses for hours and i feel i am in a such good company.
I love Joyce's speaking voice so calm and inviting
This is the most adorable thing, love you Joyce
every time i hear this aria it moves me to tears
12:07 LISTEN TO JOYCE'S DEFINITION OF OPERA AND THIS WILL TELL YOU WHY SHE IS SO GOOD. Even in recital she lives the roles
Soooooo good!
You are so right...it's all from the heart...the rest is ego and we need to stay out of it. I am discovering your master class and you are so great and funny and real...We want more and more ....
I love this man .he speaks beautifully and so sings...beautiful voice...
Biggest lessons:
Do the work. Do the work. Do the work.
Take the right actions and let go of the results.
People come to the theater to connect, not to escape.
4:36 that moment when Joyce commands without even looking
aww so lovely him
Incredible voice
😘👏💐
Phänomenal!!!
He is beautiful !!! The voice is nice too. Lol
23:52 "the voice of enlightenment" I believe that this opera IS about enlightenment and came out of the Age of Enlightenment, so her comment is very fitting.
12:42 Made me think of a line in the play "Amadeus"
Salieri: Could one catch a realer moment?
A million cheers for Mr Scheider for his response to those impertinent herdy-schmerdy questions about whether he has kids..Nah! Cos you don't need to be a breeder to understand tenderness...
This is awkward :/ but adorable at the same time!
È bravissimo！Secondo me il voce di basso può come il tenore, sempre usa la maschera
Az áhítat...még hiányzott az elején... Ezt nehéz kifejezni: Isten - az örök szeretet/béke szent, túlvilági hangja - ahogyan szól a főpapon keresztül...lágyan, megértően, lehelletfínoman...sugallva:
"Én nem avatkozom be...de ez a világ a nem ismeri a bosszút"
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Icipicit még csiszolni kell, nagyon picit még szögletesek a hangváltások...nem elég hajlékonyak a váltások...de csak nagyon kis csiszolás kell már...
Leider klingt wie Bariton als Baß. Es fehlt das legato basso profundo für Sarastro. Vielleicht besser für Papageno in einer Opernbesetzung. Manchmal die Aussprache mit dem italienischen und deutschen vermischt.
questo ragazzo purtroppo non ha orecchio per sentire che canta male,malissimo .
A me sembra l unico che avesse un po' di voce.... La di donato cerca di castrarlo, giustamente... Vuole che tutti cantino male come lei
The bass was a little rude. When Joyce DiDonato carried the chair, he should have acted like a gentleman. He was supposed to get the chair for her.
Don't infantilize her, she's a strong, capable woman!
Yea I think she can carry a 2 pound chair
@@Mrskittykat554 puras estupideces...