Georges Bizet: Carmen, Act II - Elena Maximova, Myron Michailidis (Taormina Festival 2015)
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Georges Bizet (1838-1875)
Carmen (1875)
Opera in 4 acts
Act II
Carmen..........Elena Maximova, mezzo-soprano
Don José..........Giancarlo Monsalve, tenor
Escamillo..........Michael Bachtadze, baritone
Micaëla..........Johanna Parisi, soprano
Zuniga..........Gianluca Lentini, bass
Moralès..........Giovanni Di Mare, baritone
Frasquita..........Sarah Baratta, soprano
Mercédès..........Irene Molinari, mezzo-soprano
Dancaïre..........Federico Caverzan, baritone
Remendado..........Giuseppe Di Stefano, tenor
Lillas-Pastià..........Orazio Corsaro, spoken
Coro Lirico Siciliano (Chorus Master: Francesco Costa)
Orchestra Sinfonica Taormina Opera Festival
Conductor: Myron Michailidis
Costume Designer: Sonia Cammarata
Stage direction & Set Designer: Enrico Castiglione
Directed by Enrico Castiglione
Italy, Teatro Antico, Taormina Opera Festival, July 15, 2015
(HD 1080p)
Subtitles in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese
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Act IV
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shout out to all the LWE Choirs that are watching this during quarantine
ayy lemme join in
thanks for the english subtitle
Votre toast je peux vous le rendre (I am happy to respond to your toast) from Carmen: 8:23 to 13:17
Le fleur que tu m'vais jetee (The flower you gave me) from Carmen: 26:22 to 30:17
Et vive la musique qui nous tombe du ciel !! Lalalalala !!!😍😍
beautiful
Wow! I think she is very attractive for CARMEN though I have not gotten to hear the singing yet. I also sing this role and love listening to different interpretations.
Heidi Vanderford She is very attractive. Can sing and dance.
8:23 Votre toast je peux vous le rendre (I am happy to respond to your toast)
26:22 Le flower que tu m'vais jetee (the flower you gave me
Is this a different version? Act 4 concludes different as in the original libretto Carmen dies after being stabbed by Don José.
Attention aux fautes dans les sous-titres, svp !
12:16 FNAF
39:33
haha, i shit on an opera classic, bro it's not like this is rice gum or youtube rewind, those are truly awful, I don't love opera but I can still appreciate it, it has stood the test of time far better than fuggin FKJ will. Also judging by ur playlist it seems like you like carmen so you're being really confusing.
@@morThanatos this is for the youtube ad removal, so that i can watch the whole opera without interrupting.
What's wrong with don Jose's eyebrows
The actress from this version is not pretty enough to be Carmen in my opinion, I just don't see Carmen like this.
jfjsas07 In opera it shouldn't be about how the singer looks, it's should be about the quality of their voice and technique. If we put too much focus on how the singers look and cast them based on that, then we would have mediocre voices being cast due to their "fitting looks". The quality of opera would diminish vastly.
The opera is a synergy of theater and music, thereby it does matter ex definitione how the actors look. Otherwise we could just take a 70-year-old woman, with a magnificent soprano voice and pretend that she is Carmen from the Bizet's work, but that wouldn't coalesce too much, would it? Some compromise between the look and the voice should be accomplished, even if it's not easy.
jfjsas07 I agree with you to a certain extent. If you look at Joan Sutherland, she sang the role of Gilda in Rigoletto in her sixties. She was still able to portray the youthfulness of a 16 year old through her technique and musicality, making her performance convincing.
This lady singing Carmen is neither 70 nor unable to properly embody the character. I'll admit she may not have the most fabulous voice in the world, but it still is technically strong and trained. Just because she doesn't fit the ideal image of Carmen does not mean she should be dismissed.
jfjsas07 I think you right it should be some one pretty
she's not ugly though