I have loved singing since I was a child, and I am 73 years old now, but I continue to sing. I plan to sing this song at a mini concert this fall. Your careful guidance will be very helpful. Thank you very much.
Wow! I just went back to this after 5 months of exercising to extend my range. What a difference. It’s flowing much better this time with much more ease. You’re just the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you again!
@@SherryWidmer Yaaaaay! That brings joy to my heart! "Flow" and "ease" are how singing should feel, and I'm delighted you're re-discovering those sensations! 😁🎶🌟
Thank you 🥳 I came across your channel while beginning to learn this aria, and it was a perfect break down and comprehensive work through for me. I’ve subscribed.😊🎉
@@talibahodonkor9202 Hi, and welcome. I'm glad you found it useful, and I hope you've explored some of my other tutorials. I'm happy you're here singing with me. 😁🎶
Just stumbled across your tutorial. Absolutely loved it. Mozart is my favourite composer and going through your tutorial has given me such an incite into the aria's construction. Excellent! I'm 77 and still sing but mainly folk music although I would like to try some of the arias of Papageno from the Magic Flute.
@@davidmay8775 Hello, and welcome to my channel. I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. You might also like Se Vuol Ballare one of Figaro's aria's which I posted the other week. I love Mozart too, and will add Papageno to the list! Happy singing! 😁🎶
Thanks for these wonderful tips!! In a couple of days I’ll be singing this aria for the first time (actually first time ever singing a lyrical song) and after your lesson I feel more confident!!! I’m really grateful 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your video, it helps a lot ! I'd like to know what means exactly op. breath ? I'm not an english speaker and I have no clue. Thank you !
Hi! Thanks for watching. In this video it's an optional breath (abbreviated to op.). That means you can take a breath if you need one....or not! I hope that helps? 😁🎶
That was very interesting. Maybe I'll give it a try if I ever get the house to myself. But first I need to memorise how to pronounce Italian even when I don't know what it means, learn to instinctively roll Rs, and hit the flageolet like never before 😉
That's how I started - mimicking Pavarotti with no clue what I was doing! A lot of opera singers aren't fluent in multiple languages either (myself included!!), but opera companies have language coaches who focus on pronunciation. Italian is the best language to sing!! 😁🎶
Hi, and welcome! Thank you for your kind words. Please feel free to have a look at my website www.singinglessons.online where you'll be able to find out a bit more about me! 😁🎶
@@lucymjay Hi, I do always try to take care over the double consonants, but clearly I need to try harder! I always suggest getting some language coaching from a native speaker. John Mario here on YT is excellent for anyone interested enough to dig deeper. Thank you so much for your feedback. Happy singing! 😁🎶
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I have loved singing since I was a child, and I am 73 years old now, but I continue to sing.
I plan to sing this song at a mini concert this fall.
Your careful guidance will be very helpful.
Thank you very much.
@@tami-san That's just wonderful! I hope you have a wonderful concert. Let me know how you get on! 🎶😁
@@singingtips1
The mini-concert ended yesterday. I was able to sing well, and it was a great success.
Thank you very much.
@tami-san I'm so happy to hear that you sang well. Thank you for letting me know. 😁🎶
Wonderful! It’s going to be so much fun extending my range and working on agility with this aria. Thank you.
You're welcome. It's quite a big sing with lots of challenges - esp those melismatic passages. I hope you have fun with it. 😁🎶
Wow! I just went back to this after 5 months of exercising to extend my range. What a difference. It’s flowing much better this time with much more ease. You’re just the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you again!
@@SherryWidmer Yaaaaay! That brings joy to my heart! "Flow" and "ease" are how singing should feel, and I'm delighted you're re-discovering those sensations!
😁🎶🌟
The video was very simple and easy to follow along and grasp. Made a good first impression with my voice teacher because of your tips!
@@anaya210 That's great news! Thank you for taking time to comment. Happy singing! 😁🎶
Thanks!!!
Thank you 🥳 I came across your channel while beginning to learn this aria, and it was a perfect break down and comprehensive work through for me. I’ve subscribed.😊🎉
@@talibahodonkor9202 Hi, and welcome. I'm glad you found it useful, and I hope you've explored some of my other tutorials. I'm happy you're here singing with me. 😁🎶
Just stumbled across your tutorial. Absolutely loved it. Mozart is my favourite composer and going through your tutorial has given me such an incite into the aria's construction. Excellent!
I'm 77 and still sing but mainly folk music although I would like to try some of the arias of Papageno from the Magic Flute.
@@davidmay8775 Hello, and welcome to my channel. I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. You might also like Se Vuol Ballare one of Figaro's aria's which I posted the other week. I love Mozart too, and will add Papageno to the list! Happy singing! 😁🎶
Thanks for these wonderful tips!!
In a couple of days I’ll be singing this aria for the first time (actually first time ever singing a lyrical song) and after your lesson I feel more confident!!!
I’m really grateful 🙏🏽
Ah! I'm so happy to hear this! I hope your performance goes really well! Thanks for singing with me. 😁🎶
I love this song and your tutorial is extremely helpful!! No singing experience!!
@@terrikoike5696 Hi. I'm really happy you are finding it helpful. Please let me know your progress! 😁🎶
Thank you so much this really helped ❤
That's great to hear! Thank you for singing with me. 😁🎶
Thank you, and it is so helpful in my practice.
@@MargaretLennon-u6k Hi. I'm very happy you've found it helpful. Happy singing!
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Thank you very much. It's help me a lot.
@@sue470524 That's great to hear! I'm happy you're here singing with me. 😁🎶
complimenti per la pronuncia italiana
Grazie!!
3:38 could you do dove sei , your amazing breaking it all down
It's on my list, so watch this space. 😁🎶
Thank you so much for this, I'm singing this in a couple of weeks (although in English) but it's been very helpful. ❤
Good luck with your performance!! Let me know how it goes! 😁🎶
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Thanks ❤
You're welcome! 😁🎶
Thank you so much for your video, it helps a lot ! I'd like to know what means exactly op. breath ? I'm not an english speaker and I have no clue. Thank you !
Hi! Thanks for watching. In this video it's an optional breath (abbreviated to op.). That means you can take a breath if you need one....or not! I hope that helps? 😁🎶
That was very interesting. Maybe I'll give it a try if I ever get the house to myself. But first I need to memorise how to pronounce Italian even when I don't know what it means, learn to instinctively roll Rs, and hit the flageolet like never before 😉
That's how I started - mimicking Pavarotti with no clue what I was doing! A lot of opera singers aren't fluent in multiple languages either (myself included!!), but opera companies have language coaches who focus on pronunciation. Italian is the best language to sing!! 😁🎶
May i ask name of this fabulous tutor?
Where is she based?
Hi, and welcome! Thank you for your kind words. Please feel free to have a look at my website www.singinglessons.online where you'll be able to find out a bit more about me! 😁🎶
Thanks for reply.
Still trying to master this aria
My futur teacher sait me to learn it for an entrance exam with caro mio ben, ill write if i passed!!
@@Marmelade6 Good luck with your entrance exam. I can't wait to hear how you go! 😁🎶
@@singingtips1 I passed!!!
@@Marmelade6 Wow!!! That is fabulous news. I am so thrilled for you. Huge congratulations! 👏🎶😁
sorry but double NN is pronounced as double NN in Italian. You do English pron. Same for the other double consonants
@@lucymjay Hi, I do always try to take care over the double consonants, but clearly I need to try harder! I always suggest getting some language coaching from a native speaker. John Mario here on YT is excellent for anyone interested enough to dig deeper. Thank you so much for your feedback. Happy singing! 😁🎶