"I saw a woman disguised in her maid's clothes hear her husband speak the first tender words he'd offered her in years. Simply because he thinks she is someone else. I heard the music of true forgiveness filling the theater...conferring on all who sat there perfect absolution". - Amadeus (1984)
Mille Grazie ...Beide Komponist und Dirigent für immer unvergessen für mich in alle ewigkeit Eigentlich war diese Oper auch zu Woifals 30 Geburtstag geplant .Wer hätte es je gedacht das diese Oper die auch seiner zu lebzeiten zu tiefst geliebte Mutter gewidmet ist .? .. oh ja ich verstehe es nur zu gut . Das Lied der Freiheit gibt es auch HEUTE noch . ---- Mille Grazie ...Both composer and conductor will forever be remembered by me for all eternity This opera was actually planned for Woifal's 30th birthday. Who would have ever thought that this opera, which was also dedicated to his mother, who was deeply loved during her lifetime? .. oh yes, I understand it all too well. The Song of Freedom is still available TODAY. . nice greetings from Vienna Klaus -stonemason and stone sculptor
This is a well accented performance. Mei is a more slender voiced Contessa. What is going with this absurd backdrop spinning into a ugly modern rubble park?
Agreed, it sends the opposite message to what they are singing about - going to the revelty. Just another immature director thinking he/she is making an interesting revolutionary statement which is just rubbish.
I came into this piece, while in hospital, recuperating from a minor stroke 10 days ago. Thank you so much 🥲 this is music for the soul
"I saw a woman disguised in her maid's clothes hear her husband speak the first tender words he'd offered her in years. Simply because he thinks she is someone else. I heard the music of true forgiveness filling the theater...conferring on all who sat there perfect absolution".
- Amadeus (1984)
"God was singing through this little man, through all the world - making my defeat all the more bitter with every passing bar."
@@tridentinerestoration1348 but then do you know what happened? A miracle!
Literally 1984?
"And then Do you Know what happened ?? A MIRACLE " ....................
One of the best endings in all of opera. My favorite opera
Mmmmmm...but...Mitridate re di ponto?...uh ?...mmmm?
I just wonder how Mozart has a masterpiece of mind and soul in the greatest symphony (music) that makes me goosebumb in all of my skin..
Bravo!
Mille Grazie ...Beide Komponist und Dirigent für immer unvergessen für mich in alle ewigkeit
Eigentlich war diese Oper auch zu Woifals 30 Geburtstag geplant .Wer hätte es je gedacht das diese Oper die auch seiner zu lebzeiten zu tiefst geliebte Mutter gewidmet ist .? .. oh ja ich verstehe es nur zu gut .
Das Lied der Freiheit gibt es auch HEUTE noch .
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Mille Grazie ...Both composer and conductor will forever be remembered by me for all eternity
This opera was actually planned for Woifal's 30th birthday. Who would have ever thought that this opera, which was also dedicated to his mother, who was deeply loved during her lifetime? .. oh yes, I understand it all too well.
The Song of Freedom is still available TODAY.
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nice greetings from Vienna
Klaus -stonemason and stone sculptor
si un jour j'arrive à écouter ce morceau sans pleurer, c'est que je serai mort !
Brilliant performance!!
Fantastic. Thank you!!
Gilfry è un grandissimo Conte d'Almaviva, probabilmente il migliore!
Hampson and Gilfry are my absolute favorites
can you publish all the opera?
This is my favorite rendition of Figaro, but for the life of me I can't figure out why there's a car at the end 😂
Tutti bravi ma la Contessa sublime
This is a well accented performance. Mei is a more slender voiced Contessa. What is going with this absurd backdrop spinning into a ugly modern rubble park?
Agreed, it sends the opposite message to what they are singing about - going to the revelty. Just another immature director thinking he/she is making an interesting revolutionary statement which is just rubbish.