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Musetta must wear a red dress. Theatrical tradition..And Mimi should wear more ordinary clothes.

Adorable!!!! Me vuelve loco de gozo escucharla. Cuánta belleza!!

Olga Kuchinska única!!!! Qué voz y que grandeza!!!

La Boheme es majestuosa. La opera más bella de Puccini. Pero de todas ella me quedo con este vals de Musseta. Es tan maravilloso que me estremece. Esta es una de las versiones más geniales que he oído nunca. Ah qué gozada!!! MAJESTUOSA!!!!!!

Excelente me encanta su Mussetta

Bellissima e brevissima, dopo si può trovare l'intera opera di questa versione? Grazie per chi lo sa

This song just destroys me, its too much for my soul

Does the tape jump around 5:27?

What a fine production! The moment Musetta starts to sing the aria, everyone turns to look at her, and the spotlight soon follows. She becomes the focal point of the entire stage. And credit to Benoit, who was about to eat right at that moment! Also one can't help but notice that everyone in the scene stays in character: the diners at other tables, the waitstaff, the bartender-all with different facial expressions. Some are curious, some are enjoying the scene, and some have "Let's see where this scandal ends" written all over their faces! When Mimi sings the accompaniment, Mrs. Buratto sings the high note with piano, while almost all the other sopranos would sing forte. Singing in piano seems the logical choice, considering it is Musseta who is at the center of the stage here. At least for this part of the opera, I think this edition is the best I have ever seen. And the recording quality is excellent too! Does anyone know where to see the whole opera?

4:06 bellissimo come dice "ricerca" la seconda volta ❤

My wife’s name was Musetta, named by her father after the musical, & she lived up to this beautiful name RIP my love until we meet again Bob sam Jo & grandson Mikey missed every day ❤️

👏👏👏👏🥰

A few weeks ago, I saw her perform in Poole, England. She sang Iolanta. I'm still so impressed. What a marvellous voice!

Dear Ms. Kulchynska, Last night, I saw you play the role of Micaëla in Carmen. Your 'Je dis que rien ne m'épouvante' was captivating.

Thanks uploader, wonderful.

Bravaaaaa

Не иссякает голосами южная Россия , т е.Украина! ....Кто бы сейчас остановил беспредел бандитский!

Musseta: La mejor Lucia Popp.

SPECTACULAR!! SUCH BEAUTIFUL VOICE. WHAT A GORGEOUS WOMAN.

Je découvre aujourd'hui votre prestation extraordinaire il y a 7 ans déjà. Je vous remercie pour donner à votre Musetta un caractère et une brillance à la fois tout à propos et hors du commun. Merci Madame.

Regia e scenografia non degne del Teatro Bolshoi. "Torniamo al passato e sarà un progresso!" (G. Verdi)

Прекрасний голос, талановита співачка, гордість України!!!

Яскравий, блискучий голос!!!!

Таланти твої, Україно!!!!

😍🤩😘🤩🥰

La dizione è quasi perfetta. Molto precisa nelle agilità ma, il Belcanto italiano è anche emozioni.

Stupendous

Maravillosa Olga❤Brava!

I'm in love with everything about this production! And the bohemians actually being played by young people is a great plus as well

She's a Beauty! A Very Fine soprano, too!

This is my idea of Musetta. No turd curls, no bonnet, and so hot for her ex-lover she ignites the whole saloon.

“Marcell’ un di’ l’amò” perfect impromptu

Is there a full version?

Musetta sings beautifully, Marcello sings poorly

Fantastica Olga, talento infinito, ti amo !

Just great !

❤

Tempo. But sounds amazing

Voce clamorosamente bella, mette i brividi. Bravissima.

Musetta has had the world at her feet for decades ever since the opera premiered in 1896. Olga Kulchynska is perfect for the role: dazzling, gorgeous, so self-confident; just one furtive glance and one disarming smile suffice to bewitch us, forcing us all to hold our breath, in awe and admiration, hoping the waltz never ends. Stunning peformance.

Meravigliosa Bohème, fantastico cast.

E' un bolero ma un po' di espressione non guasterebbe😢

Outstanding! Such a range, so lyrical. I admit to being quite a bit in love with your Musetta - most of the others I've seen don't have the emotional range, nor the presence to stand out among the cast without being clad in some flouncy red dress (the 'scarlet woman'?) like you wore in the Met version, and as others wear. You have an edge of warmth to your voice that is most agreeable, even when you are scolding. For once, this scene is about actors singing, rather than the other way... your acting displays Musetta's provocation, anger, attempts at placation, and her playfulness fully, and your voice is appropriate to those actions. Of course, there's the intimacy of this recording - close-ups, and the focus on other actors, but there's also the incidentals: The whole cafe doesn't stop and gaze at Musetta here. No, sailors carry on eating, nuns drift away, autograph seekers get pulled out by their hair, and an older lady pours red wine. Kudos to Jonathan Miller for his directing and for helping you 'pull the right face' and bring out the best in you. This looks to be made for a film or TV I wonder what Puccini would have thought? He died in 1924 - about the era when this version is set, I think. Would he approve (and I wonder if he'd cringe, like I do, at the English National Opera's modern version 'Drive and Live')? Oh , I do wish you had more info on your website - I can't find anything more about this version. You haven't even included it on there - you should do... this is a wondrous display of your voice and talent.

Очень пошло, костюмы.. Девочки, послушайте Яновиц,Попп.Будьте проще. Здесь Моцарт должен быть главный, а не вы. Темп слишком быстрый. Зачем звук машинки?! Очень пошло все. Голоса очень красивые🙏

Spettacolare, bravissima e bellissima!

Meraviglioso 😮❤❤❤

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what an opera company... they're spectacular!

Beautiful!!! Wow. One of the best renditions of Musetta I’ve ever seen.

❤️❤️❤️