Jerry Hadley - Don Giovanni: Il Mio Tesoro Intanto (1990)
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- Jerry Hadley sings "Il Mio Tesoro Intanto" from Don Giovanni by W. A. Mozart; Conductor: James Levine; MET 5.4.1990
In memoriam Jerry Hadley - unforgotten tenor
(June 16, 1952 - July 18, 2007)
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No nasality, not woofy. Full released lyric tenor sound. Perfect interpretation
What does Woofy mean? Do I sing in a Woofy style?
This is the way it should be sung. Bravo!
Certainly
Wow his voice is so delicate and Gorgeous and so technically amazing
Thank you so much for uploading this!!
all time best... ever
agreed, totally!
Bravo! Un magnifico Don Ottavio!
Gorgeous! Just so Gorgeous🈵🈴🅰
This is my favourite version I've heard on TH-cam
Voce che incanta e che perfezione nella pronuncia dell'italiano ! ❤
Perfection‼️😇
A great example of low tenor with very smooth transitions.
Bravo ..
sublim!
DIVINE JERRY HADLEY!!! 🎶🙏😊
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Yes, Don Ottavio should be sung by a full lyric manly tenor voice, as here by Mr. Hadley.
A symbol of everything a virtuous real man should be, Ottavio is everything the Don is not.
He is, then, the explicit foil to Giovanni-- a symbolic paragon of masculine virtues. PS- spare us the counter-tenor craze, please God.
that's a point of view, but there are much more subtle interpretations of this sublime opera: every character is never what they want to appear, Don Giovanni is a sexually impotent (never has sex through all the score), just a myth boasted by his servant, don Ottavio is a coward, who just goes promising revenges he never acts, donna Anna is a noble hypocrit (it's never clear if she really didn't give in don Giovanni's attempts), Zerlina is just a social climber and so on...
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I agree that these interpretations both offer interesting ways to view the characters and story. However, whether Ottavio is a the true foil to Don G or a coward, either interpretation can be sung well, with a focused, clear tone that is not overly “sentimental” to the point of losing clarity and projection. Even if Ottavio is a wimp, I’m not at the opera to hear wimpy singing.
Daniel.Behle is far more suitable for Mozart tenors! 😊
His acting needed work here but good technique.
Yea? 🧐
@@Victoria-pl3qg yes it does actually but his voice seriously makes up for it