Birgit Nilsson "Pace, pace, mio Dio" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Birgit Nilsson "Pace, pace, mio Dio" from Giuseppe Verdi's "La forza del destino" on The Ed Sullivan Show on June 26, 1966. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Impecable breathing technique!
Beautiful legato and high note like a laser beam. She was one dramatic sprano that actually had a beautiful voice as well as powerful!
This is incredibly valuable! I wish young sopranos today will learn from this clipping !
Facts will do
Haha, you think they have time with all the pressure by their labels?! There is no real opera singers anymore, no stars with charisma, everything is shouting, screaming and pretending.
3:40 that's how you do a pianissimo / 4:53 and that's how you do a fortissimo
Sublime
Faces in the crowd had me dying 😂
lmfao 😂
Say cheese!
😪 pace mio dio! 🕊🌿 🕯
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Beautiful, clean, evocative performance!
PPP Bb was more P, but, we can't expect everyone to be Caballe, or Scotto 😊
"Maledizione"'s --- Absofreakinglutely Excellent !!!
Hai dimenticato la più grande in questo ruolo Renata Tebaldi❤
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I didn't forget - I don't agree.
Love Tebaldi as Santuzza
Anything above a Bb was a total crapshoot with Tebaldi -- tough to be a soprano without a reliable B or C
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Зачем ставить в пример Кабалье или Скотто- ни та ни другая не были драматическим сопрано. У Биргит огромный драматический голос .
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They are examples of beautifully sung ppp Bb in this particular aria. Birgit is amazing! ....but does not sing the Bb as written. That doesn't condemn her, it's just a statement of fact.
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A PPP in a dramatic voice is going to be anyone else’s p or even mp. I think that was pretty ppp for the size of her voice
Só nas primeiras notas, ela destruiu carreiras.
A lean sound like that would probably never be welcomed today by the gatekeepers of opera houses and conservatories.
It’s interesting because for me it doesn’t sound lean at all (just a very connected, healthy and unique voice)…But I also don’t listen to singers these days, and after your comment I’m really not going to start either 😅😅
@@AuroraRoz should you hear the thick, heavy, often wobbly, often under pitch sound of so many of today's singers, you would know what I mean. Nilsson was powerful and yet still sounds like youth, and its fire of enthusiasm.
@@Twisterjoe I guess that happens when people are taught such awful techniques, try to imitate other singers without the actual understanding of the instrument, and being pressured and pushed by music directors and directors to create sounds that are not natural to them (or just take inadequate roles).
There are other factors, obviously.
But I do agree with you about Nilsson.
I wish we could hear today more of the quality of that age- Zinka Milanov, Rosa Ponselle, Eileen Farrell, Renata Tevaldi, Callas, Helen Traubel, Gundula Janowitz, Tetrazzini, Claudia Muzio, Elisabeth Grummer and many many others…
Not very well placed video link windows popping up over Birgit in the end :(
Это был не лучший выбор для неё . Абсолютно лучшей она была в Турандот.
Sounds like something a Ferrari F1 team manager would say to its driver...
Is that your hobby to put that joke under every video of Pace, pace, mio dio you can find?
@@j.criquette3334 he's telling you the truth. first few seconds of the video, my damn poor ears
@@Adam-Daniel2004 Are you trying to tell me you're fourteen years old? Why do you even bother to listen?
Pace, pace, mio Dio means Peace, peace my God. Leonora has retired to a life of prayer. She prays to God for peace but confesses that her soul is still troubled by the memory of her love.
Here are the lyrics in English.
Peace, peace, my God!
Cruel misfortune, alas, forces me to languish;
my suffering has lasted for so many years,
deep as on the first day.
Peace, peace, my God!
I loved him, it's true! But God adorned him so much
with beauty and courage,
that I love him still, nor will I be able to remove
his image from my heart.
Fate! Fate! Fate!
A crime has separated us in this world!
Alvaro, I love you, and it is written above in heaven:
I will never see you again!
O God, God, make me die;
since only death can give me calm.
In vain my soul hoped for peace here,
while prey to such grief.
Wretched bread . . . come prolong
my comfortless life . . . But who is approaching?
Who dares to profane the sacred place?
A curse be upon them!
@@j.criquette3334 I didn’t ask for the lyrics. Why you looking at my profile in first place, I’m 16 now
How many race car drivers start by saying:
Peace My Lord
??????
Examples please?????
To much stoccato.
Do shut up. This is how it's supposed to be sung
@@crazyorganist1609 Yes, if You like staccato. I prefer legato. Not so common these days.
@@crazyorganist1609 Nilsson is better here than in a previous 1961 "live" Pace mio Dio where she is so stiff. Here in this video in color she is very fine, anyway she lacks a bel canto technique for italian opera
@@rugby8-Philadelphia You are rude, it’s a matter of taste. Everybody can’t sound and act like Callas could. Every voice should stay in their nisch. There they can be good interpreter of the music.
@Matti Heiskanen
I'm not Rude
As a matter of fact - I am educated, and have worked in, this field.
What I said to you - if English is an issue - is that your post makes no sense.
If you misrepresented what you meant, Please explain yourself.
What she sang was Not staccato.
Want to talk about it?
Works for me.
Mean (as you've been) is *Never* necessary
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