Simone Kermes: Ombra mai fu / Giovanni Bononcini

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Simone Kermes, crowned "Queen of Baroque" by Opera News, presents her eagerly awaited follow-up album to her multi-award-winning album Lava. "Colori d'amore" is a collection of rediscovered baroque arias exploring the various facets of love overflowing with poetry, passion and dazzling virtuosity. Thirteen of the fourteen arias on the disc are world-premiere recordings of forgotten arias by Bononcini, Broschi, Caldara, Matteis and Scarlatti and have been carefully researched by Claudio Osele, who already collaborated with the soprano on her previous album Lava. "Ombra mai fu" by Giovanni Battista Bononcini (1670 - 1747) has been the model for Handel's famous version of 1738. The aria was filmed during the recording sessions for "Colori D'Amore".
    Giovanni Bononcini
    FRONDI TENERE ... OMBRA MAI FU
    (Il) Xerse -- Atto I, scena 1 -- Xerse
    Frondi tenere e belle
    Del mio platano amato,
    Per voi risplenda il fato.
    Tuoni, lampi e procelle
    Non v'oltraggino mai la cara pace,
    Né giunga a profanarvi austro rapace.
    Ombra mai fu
    Di vegetabile
    Cara ed amabile,
    Soave più.
    *
    Ihr zarten, schönen Blätter
    meiner geliebten Platane,
    möge das Schicksal euch freundlich sein.
    Mögen Donner, Blitze und Stürme
    nie euren kostbaren Frieden stören,
    und möge kein verderblicher Südwind euch schaden.
    Nie war der Schatten
    eines teuren, lieblichen
    Gewächses
    angenehmer.
    *
    Lovely green boughs
    of my beloved plane tree,
    destiny shimmers through you.
    Let no thunder, lightning and storms
    ever disturb your precious peace
    nor any thieving south wind profane you.
    Never was the shade
    of any plant
    more treasured, charming
    and sweet.
    Text: Silvio Stampiglia (after Nicolò Minato)

Komentáře • 58

  • @hectormarines7696
    @hectormarines7696 Před 3 měsíci

    Magnificent performance and beautiful voice Simone Kermes. Bravo!!!

  • @factorscrinium
    @factorscrinium Před 12 lety +6

    You have to admire Simone Kermes for her sheer passion: whether it's something beautiful and introspective like this, or a coloratura fireworks display, she really lives the music - and allows us to as well.

  • @opusquatre
    @opusquatre Před 3 lety +2

    Simone belongs to those musicians who are, at the same time, emitting and receiving.. singing and listening, sharing those emotions with the audience, while she catches them, there's no surprise to the fact that she can be moved as much as she is moving the audience..

  • @valdemarvibe-petersen1760
    @valdemarvibe-petersen1760 Před 11 lety +6

    I have heard this earlier version of "Ombra mai fu" by Gonvanni Bononcini for the first time, and the simplicity and beauty of this aria is stunning. Simone Kermes' ability for singing pianissimo, yet clear and with the utmost balance and control is very touching.
    She is sheer beauty.

  • @carloCGN
    @carloCGN Před 9 lety +21

    I would like to point out that she sings with ONLY ONE BREATH from 1:30 to 1:48. This is just amazing

  • @mario4798
    @mario4798 Před 2 lety +1

    Quando la Bellezza raggiunge questi vertici, i grandi artisti sono toccati nel profondo dell'anima: grazie Simone Kermes!

  • @male043
    @male043 Před 9 lety +1

    Tack till alla er som gjort det möjligt att höra dessa underbara musikskatter på Internet.

  • @alberttwo68
    @alberttwo68 Před 11 lety +7

    Solche schönen Version, wie herrlich diese Frau. Händel und Bononcini wäre stolz auf sie.

  • @floriangiessing7598
    @floriangiessing7598 Před 7 lety +1

    Die Musik alleine ist unglaublich schön. Durch das phantastische Ensemble und die mit Sicherheit zur Weltelite gehörende Simone Kermes lässt einem den Atem stocken. Danke für diese wundervolle Musik💖

  • @belcantooo
    @belcantooo Před 14 lety +1

    Eine magische Arie und eine zauberhafte Sängerin! Gänsehaut beschreibt nur annähernd, was ich beim hören empfinde! DAS ist Musik!!!

  • @andersoncarvalho4617
    @andersoncarvalho4617 Před 3 lety +2

    Esta música, na antológica interpretação de Simone Kermes, vale mais do que todo o ouro deste mundo.

  • @etruscie
    @etruscie Před 7 lety +1

    A very moving aria! Following the words while listening to her exquisite singing brought tears to my eyes as I know that plane trees in Greece are treasured and respected because of their beauty and their blessed shade and then to find that Simone herself was crying at the end, it was a remarkable experience!!!

  • @colettedemaria1009
    @colettedemaria1009 Před 3 lety

    Singing this
    She put her deepest feeling of love in the interpretation and she made herself cry of happyness

  • @gerbrandvisser
    @gerbrandvisser Před 14 lety +1

    A moving performance of this brief and brilliant aria. Surprises right from the beginning, complete harmony with the orchestra. I must admit, can't stop my tears...

  • @csabakovacs2293
    @csabakovacs2293 Před 6 měsíci

    Beautiful...

  • @mauricioluna3274
    @mauricioluna3274 Před 3 lety +1

    I love both of two.

  • @thombotomb
    @thombotomb Před 7 lety +2

    Notwithstanding that I am a fervent admirer of Handel, I must agree with Simone insofar as this aria is concerned. It is just beautiful.!

  • @mradaChris
    @mradaChris Před 14 lety +14

    I so love this version of Ombra Mai Fu better than Handel's. Simone is wonderful.
    chris

    • @ALEXISVASSILIEV
      @ALEXISVASSILIEV Před 5 lety

      YEEES !!

    • @lynn0MA
      @lynn0MA Před 3 lety

      My first introduction to Simone Kermes was today - so thrilling to see her work.

  • @1956priscilla
    @1956priscilla Před 4 lety +1

    At last, a very delicate woman soprano

  • @pawenowacki8158
    @pawenowacki8158 Před 7 lety +3

    Simone jesteś cudowna i kochana wzruszasz do łez

  • @felipounpassepartout7301
    @felipounpassepartout7301 Před 4 lety +3

    C'est magique ❤😇

  • @evabohtz684
    @evabohtz684 Před rokem

    just great

  • @kaloarepo288
    @kaloarepo288 Před 3 měsíci

    What probably most people don't realize is that Bononcini's version was actually an adaptation of an earlier composer the Venetian Cavalli who wrote the first "Xerxes" opera about the king infatuated with the plane tree and Cavalli's version is even more plain (no pun intended!) than Bononcini's. Next you will have people say that they prefer this earliest version over the other two. Cavalli's opera is viewable on You Tube.

  • @eleanorboehler7648
    @eleanorboehler7648 Před 2 lety

    This feels like when the heart is a place of prayer...rumi, from the beginning of my life....eleanor

  • @guitarostopheles7412
    @guitarostopheles7412 Před 3 lety +3

    She sings it so deep and ends in tears. Very touching, but she does not react to the words. Neather thunder nor lighting can disturb the deep sorrow (or is it love) she has for this shadow of a tree!?!

  • @mcleodricky
    @mcleodricky Před 13 lety

    Simone..the best of the best !

  • @brunatrifelli4476
    @brunatrifelli4476 Před 6 lety

    oggi per la prima volta scopro questo strumento di Dio, non ci sono altre parole per descriverne la bravura artistica, vocale ed interpretativa

  • @jaabnegat
    @jaabnegat Před 8 lety

    Dziekuję za to wielkie muzyczne wzruszenie! :)

  • @claudiomenesesc
    @claudiomenesesc Před rokem

    Beautiful!!

  • @nimrodJohn2009
    @nimrodJohn2009 Před 11 lety +2

    Handel was partly responsible for running Bononcini out of town. It didn't stop him from dipping into his music though! They are chronologically and stylistically 40 years apart. I love both versions.

  • @LeonMare49
    @LeonMare49 Před 6 lety

    I just heard her singing "Canta dolce il rosignolo" aus der Serenade "La gloria di Primavera" by Alessandro Scarlatti on Radio Swiss Classic - sóó beautiful! Then I discovered this item is also on the CD. Also very beautiful!!

  • @chicadee-dee
    @chicadee-dee Před 7 lety

    I love her! Would be wonderful to see her in Montreal some day...

  • @Medea59
    @Medea59 Před 13 lety

    Traumhaft schön!

  • @eleonorasammarco7663
    @eleonorasammarco7663 Před 4 měsíci

  • @sculpturum
    @sculpturum Před 4 lety

    Bravaaa!!

  • @TheSpocknumber1
    @TheSpocknumber1 Před 11 lety

    Très bel air... fit perfectly for her!

  • @Georgiancorner
    @Georgiancorner Před 13 lety

    DIVINE DIVA!

  • @iakovosarvanitis8812
    @iakovosarvanitis8812 Před 4 lety

    Charmante Madame !!!!

  • @MrKoenBrakenhoff
    @MrKoenBrakenhoff Před 13 lety +1

    Wow, Simone is coming to Leiden in the Netherlands on the 18th of february! Great opportunity to hear The Voice live in de Stadsgehoorzaal Leiden. See stadspodia.nl

  • @teufelskartoffel
    @teufelskartoffel Před 2 lety

    unsagbar schön interpretiert

  • @maddalenagadolla2897
    @maddalenagadolla2897 Před rokem

    This version is even better than Handel's one

  • @milesfromneworleans
    @milesfromneworleans Před 4 lety +2

    I never knew that the Händel version was an adaption. I think he did improve it.

  • @mario4798
    @mario4798 Před 4 lety +3

    Più raffinata e intima di quella di Handel!

  • @violayla
    @violayla Před 13 lety

    HAMMER!

  • @gerbrandvisser
    @gerbrandvisser Před 10 lety

    For those interested in the Renaissance (1654 version) of this aria: czcams.com/video/7a1IIMBq7Lg/video.html

  • @peggyfaux
    @peggyfaux Před 7 lety +1

    Beautifully sung, but Handel still has the edge in my view. Both versions parody the original song by Cavalli. How does that one compare?

    • @opusquatre
      @opusquatre Před 3 lety

      Cavalli's "Ombra Mai Fu" is not the same song.. It might use the same lyrics, but the music is different and, I would say, more joyful..

  • @angelabender8132
    @angelabender8132 Před 5 lety

    Is it a different key than usual?

  • @fivizzano
    @fivizzano Před 12 lety +4

    she may look like a rock of a woman but underneath that fiery pose is a little sweet girl...

  • @Maradriella
    @Maradriella Před 11 lety +1

    I don't get it. Did Haendel steal this from Bononcini or otherwise?

    • @thombotomb
      @thombotomb Před 7 lety +1

      Let's just say Handel borrowed it.

    • @RodCorkin
      @RodCorkin Před 6 lety

      You can hardly call this a borrowing when Handel's piece is so different in many respects and Bononcini's is not in itself wholly original. In an operatic context Handel's works better and is melodically on an altogether different level.

  • @georglawall6022
    @georglawall6022 Před 3 lety +3

    Wunderschön gesungen, chapeau, Divina Hermes ... aber pardon! Ist hier ein geliebter Mensch verstorben oder geht es um den Schatten einer Platane? Mit Händels 'Diebstahl' befasst sich ebenso humorvoll dieses Video, im Ernst! czcams.com/video/Je-GO0LvFkw/video.html

  • @federicosforza3416
    @federicosforza3416 Před 3 lety +1

    wir dich lieben