Mozart’s “Zeffiretti lusinghieri” from Idomeneo

Renowned mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato presents a series of three master classes focusing on opera arias. Here Ms. DiDonato coaches soprano Francesca Chiejina with pianist Justina Lee on Mozart’s “Zeffiretti lusinghieri” from Idomeneo (1781).
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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/workshops.

[@julia.kowalsky]

God, I'm watching these masterclasses like twice a week, and it always puts me in my right vocal condition. It's such a helpful thing for people who learn how to sing classically.

[@brandonsaloy]

Ms. Chiejina connects with Joyce so well-you can just see how thoughtful and curious and intelligent she is. And honest! What a joy to watch.

[@carnegiehall]

Thanks for listening, and we invite you to view the other master classes on our channel.

[@thomasgrass6357]

I like this voice....and Joyce Didonato is fantastic how always.....

[@svitlananetreba6017]

Joyce Di Donato ist wunderbar und wunderschön eine Lehrerin. Dankeschön. Vielen, vielen Dank.

[@christophs1801]

I get goosebumbs just listening to Joyce describing the scene : ) such emotionality

[@houseofcreativity1]

She makes me feel the emotion. My eyes weld up. I love it!!!!

[@cynthialovestosing7088]

Such a great teacher and student!!

[@s.ocurlschristieokosun9565]

I love your voice @Francesca!!!!

[@kaymicstro1352]

8:45 oml my eyes have never watered so quickly

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Idomeneo is gaining popularity, especially from the Met, and for good reason!! What a stunning opera and Aria to choose from.

[@prosdocimo]

Beautiful voice.... very mozartean.... meaning great technique, good breath control, crystal line singing... I like it overall

[@StevyRich]

What a beautiful voice

[@bbxlabcdefgab9864]

Wirklich hilfreich!!

[@mnb2250]

I looove this videos

[@lyndaolivianwabudike8356]

❤❤

[@svitlananetreba6017]

Das Mädchen hat sehr wunderschön Stimm.

[@kostas9216]

didonato..a 3rdrate singer with great PR...SHAME stop this awfull mask and nasal singing listen to the greats real mezzos andf no fake undeveloped sopranos....

[@butterbeer4582]

Have you been watching This Is Opera! by any chance?
Sounds like the kind of thing he would say. I think you make a valid point, but I like that she makes no pretence of being a voice technique teacher but gives tips on interpretation, which is an important dimension too in my opinion. The singer is probably working on her technique with someone else and this is tackling a different aspect :)

[@kostas9216]

please stop to destroy voicesssssss.this soprano has beautifull material and she doesnt know how to use it and develop further her voice.no mask singin...awfull sounds by didonato..all throaty...thats why opera is dead.only small miced voices with nasal sound

[@mariomazzi7894]

You are one jealous-hearted loser with probably a sub-mediocre talent. You wouldn’t know great technique if it literally slapped you in your stupid face! Stop hating, you idiot!