This is before her brain tumor of the pituitary gland....how that affected her life and function before being discovered and after we can only speculate. The gland didn't function well for years causing her weight issues. She also suffered chronic bronchitis...I say WOW what a presence singing so beautifully with all her many health challenges.
Caballé is and was a super talened artist! Is a shame that people make critic about pronunciation without knowing the language. She sings BEAUTIFUL in whatever idiom, music or song.
@@Ruffiello Understood but please don’t forget the fact that Ponselle’s was a recording and who knows how many shots she had at it. Caballè sang this live!
@@matthewbrown17 the problem isn't she does not pronounce, the problems are the voice lacks "core" for this repertoire and her high notes in forte are ugly, strident and clear in color
@@evangeliadimitriadis5706 Lol! You’re probably the first person I’ve ever heard say that Caballé didn’t have core. That’s preposterous. She had plenty of core and I don’t know what you find shrill about her voice. Caballé had plenty of faults, like all singers, including the best ones, such as herself. Plus, she had problems with her teeth which didn’t help her pronunciation.
"This is coloratura", c'è scritto sul video. Un'eresia bella e buona. Riporto la definizione di "coloratura" del dizionario Treccani: "Nell’uso moderno (ristretto però nei limiti della terminologia germanica e germanizzante), la variazione ornamentale quale fu praticata, spesso per improvvisazione del cantante, nel cosiddetto bel canto, o canto fiorito, dai musici dei sec. 17°-18°, per esibizione di virtuosismi canori a base di rapidi vocalizzi, gorgheggi, trilli, picchettati e simili." Sottolineo: "Nel cosiddetto bel canto o canto fiorito". Quando la Forza è stata data la prima volta, nel 1862, il bel canto viveva solo nelle opere di Donizetti e di Bellini che si continuavano a rappresentare un po' ovunque. A meno, ovviamente, che un'aria del genere non la canti la Caballé, che riuscirebbe a trasformare in belcanto pure Luigi Nono...
Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-ziooooo! ME-OOOOOOOOOOO!!!! 🙂 Dopo la rivoluzione della Callas, che mordeva ogni singola consonante che incontrava sul suo cammino, spargendo un arcobaleno di colori anche sul più anonimo dei recitativi, ecco la controrivoluzionaria Caballé, per la quale le consonanti - specie nei passaggi di forza - sono solo un optional. Col risultato che sembra abbia dimenticato la dentiera in camerino...
@@rugby8-PhiladelphiaRest assured, I know both the meaning of hypocrite and of diction. Instead, it is crystal clear that you are not Italian, and are therefore unable to assess Monserrat's poor diction.
This is before her brain tumor of the pituitary gland....how that affected her life and function before being discovered and after we can only speculate. The gland didn't function well for years causing her weight issues. She also suffered chronic bronchitis...I say WOW what a presence singing so beautifully with all her many health challenges.
Montserrat Caballé was greatest soprano ever.
4:25 THE pianissimo we all expect. Don't thank me 😉😎
One of her best renditions of the aria, despite the background noise.
Per quanto ascolti questo brano è questa grande voce il brivido è assicurato sempre negli anni è incredibile
Incomparable is right! Fabulous singer and lovely lady. Top in her field. Beautiful voice. Such professionalism!
Caballé is and was a super talened artist!
Is a shame that people make critic about pronunciation without knowing the language.
She sings BEAUTIFUL in whatever idiom, music or song.
Superba
Magnificent performance 👏 👌 🙌
La Superba, what else can be said? Perfection.
Bravi~~ Unshakable voice & beautiful legato❤
deeply, deeply felt and with MC that means catharsis.
Alive version with high level of a Caballé ! Forza !!’👏👏👏
Esa mujer es impresionante 😍
Oh how she is missed! And this is perfect!
Fantastic performance1
Brava 👏
wow the messa di voce at the first Pace！！！
Can’t remember another mesa di voce like this one.
Amazing performance.
@@jjlungdoc7472 Listen to a recording of Rosa Ponselle's last recording of this aria. It's from 1929, I think.
@@Ruffiello Understood but please don’t forget the fact that Ponselle’s was a recording and who knows how many shots she had at it. Caballè sang this live!
@@jjlungdoc7472 Sure.
Isso me transporta para lugares lindos!
Viva nuestra Montse 💙🙏🌍
meravellosa Montserrat, només tu has entès la delicadesa de l'emissió vocal, ets i seràs l'única, !
❤️💐MONTSI💐❤️🙏🏻
❤️❤️❤️
For your info ,she didn't have a wig !!!!
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The wonderful M. C. (RIP) Is there any full version of any of these concert in the park available please ?
I love Montsy!! I often wondered why she never pronounces the word "Maledizione" in this aria?
She didn’t a pronounce a lot of words in her career and we forgave her for it 😂
@@matthewbrown17 the problem isn't she does not pronounce, the problems are the voice lacks "core" for this repertoire and her high notes in forte are ugly, strident and clear in color
@@evangeliadimitriadis5706 Lol! You’re probably the first person I’ve ever heard say that Caballé didn’t have core. That’s preposterous. She had plenty of core and I don’t know what you find shrill about her voice. Caballé had plenty of faults, like all singers, including the best ones, such as herself. Plus, she had problems with her teeth which didn’t help her pronunciation.
@@matthewbrown17 Yep! 😂
In her later years, she started to pronounce less when she sang high notes.
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Who needs consonants when you can sing like that??
Who's the conductor?
Kurt Herbert Adler
"This is coloratura", c'è scritto sul video. Un'eresia bella e buona. Riporto la definizione di "coloratura" del dizionario Treccani: "Nell’uso moderno (ristretto però nei limiti della terminologia germanica e germanizzante), la variazione ornamentale quale fu praticata, spesso per improvvisazione del cantante, nel cosiddetto bel canto, o canto fiorito, dai musici dei sec. 17°-18°, per esibizione di virtuosismi canori a base di rapidi vocalizzi, gorgheggi, trilli, picchettati e simili." Sottolineo: "Nel cosiddetto bel canto o canto fiorito". Quando la Forza è stata data la prima volta, nel 1862, il bel canto viveva solo nelle opere di Donizetti e di Bellini che si continuavano a rappresentare un po' ovunque. A meno, ovviamente, che un'aria del genere non la canti la Caballé, che riuscirebbe a trasformare in belcanto pure Luigi Nono...
You're out of your mind, it is only a channel's name, please see the contents of this channel before you educate me for the word "COLORATURA"
@@ThisisColoratura Well, it's the channel name, but this is NOT coloratura... 🙂
@@giant4692 there's no descriptions or quotes that I consider this aria as coloratura😙
@giant469
So What?
Apparently, your understanding of language is limited
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@@ablib Almost 2 meters. 469 has another meaning...
Dov' e la voceeeeee! Peccato, molto peccato!
Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-zio-e! Ma-e-i-ziooooo! ME-OOOOOOOOOOO!!!! 🙂 Dopo la rivoluzione della Callas, che mordeva ogni singola consonante che incontrava sul suo cammino, spargendo un arcobaleno di colori anche sul più anonimo dei recitativi, ecco la controrivoluzionaria Caballé, per la quale le consonanti - specie nei passaggi di forza - sono solo un optional. Col risultato che sembra abbia dimenticato la dentiera in camerino...
Shhhh - you are Rude
@@rugby8-Philadelphia Pssst - you are hypocrite. I don't criticize the voice, I criticize the diction.
@@giant4692
Clearly, you don't know the meaning of the word
@@rugby8-PhiladelphiaRest assured, I know both the meaning of hypocrite and of diction. Instead, it is crystal clear that you are not Italian, and are therefore unable to assess Monserrat's poor diction.
Wrong again
I know the aria very well
....you are still rude
I don't listen core in her voice
JAJAJAJAJA!