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Glenn Miller (basso profondo) - 'O Isis und Osiris' Mozart - Die Zauberflöte
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2020
- Famed oktavist & basso profondo Glenn Miller performs Mozart's classic aria for bass with an effortless low C interpolated on the penultimate note!
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Nov 18, 2019
Wow, he effortlessly drops the c down an octave!
Too bad his technique and hard work will be lost on the upcoming basses
@@junior4900 What do you mean by that?
@@junior4900 Unfortunately, a lot of younger-aged basses are trying way too hard.
I’m trying on my piano and I’m finding it hard to believe its C1. But C2 sounds (to my amateur ear) a bit too high. So I’m confused…
I think I just realised that he goes from C3 to C2. Wich si pretty comfortable for me. Yeah!
Wonderful to hear more recordings by Glenn. One of the finest basso profondos in the world.
He is also a very fine organist.
Amazing to hear him sing, his voice is so deep and those low notes sound so good!
I was asked by my choirleader to perform this solo... It did not become anything, and for that i'm now very happy...
Michael Bohnen also interpolated a low C in O Isis und Osiris.
Interesting. I may check it out sometime!
It would be great if he sang the Osmin's aria
YEAH
That's such a wonderful sound!
My Choir director went to college with this guy which is insane to me
Wonderful voice ,a gift from God!
i’m confused, every time i look him up i get the glenn miller that died in 1944, i can’t find stuff about him
TheSloMoBroAnd More Try looking up “Glenn Miller basso profundo”
Was the present one named after?
That glen miller was a jazz trombonist
@@zg104 No
There are 2 Glenn Millers man. One is a basso profondo singer, which is the one shown in this and whom is still alive. The other is an orchestra dude who died several decades ago.
I have heard many basso profondos and in this performance, in the high notes it reminds me of Jerome Hines, but the difference is in the low notes. I think Mr. Miller is a kind of "selection" of the best with the special addition of its unique, clear and powerful extreme bass, but all in one! Fantastic. 😦
Шикарно!
What a monster.
великолепное исполнение великолепной арии, брависсимо.
Мощный голос у дядьки))
He IS profondo
This is a very good bass aria!!!
Very great and powerful voice!
Such resonance 😮😮❤❤
❤️
The voice is pretty wobbly for someone that young. I find the tone impressive but I think he needs help with technique
Well I don’t find him particularly young, and he’s a choral singer, not an opera singer so… Much like the other choral oktavists the voice isn’t that interesting on the upper register from an operatic perspective.
@@user-nv2el5gn2v yes I understood later that he was middle aged. I'm not very familiar with oktavists. I'd be interested in hearing this guy sing Rachmaninoff vespers. Mozart not so much
Doesn't sound suited for this. His strength seems to be with the absolute lowest notes, and in a choir.
You dont get it, it is meant to be sung by a basso profondo
@@mariodiaz2911 If you compare his performance to someone like Kurt Moll or Gottlob Frick, meaning actual operatic basses, his tone simply isn't as enjoyable to listen to
@@mariodiaz2911 there is a difference between basso profundo in opera and octavist basso profundos. Basso profundos in opera still have to be able to hit D4 or even E4 well and barely need to go below F2, C2 at the maximum
Painful wobbling 'vibrato'. Why? Pure sound would be quite fine.
Is there anyone who has the sheet music for the rendition Glenn is singing?
Many thanks!
David Kraft You can find a very similar arrangement on MuseScore - I know, because this is also the piece I used for my choir audition last fall. His low C2 at the end (penultimate note) was improvised.
One of the best sites for public domain music is IMSLP, search for Die Zauberflöte then click on the Vocal Scores tab. There you can get the whole opera as a pdf, and I would suggest getting the complete score, for the first versions on the list are less practical, at least for me. Just look at start of act 2, at n°10, and you will find what you are looking for.
You could then check out the other aria from this character, Sarastro, which title is "In diesen heil'gen Hallen" at n°15.
And if you are curious about other singers, Kurt Moll would be the first I would go listen to, one of the greatest basso profundo in this repertoire.
Hope you find all you need !
It is in any bass aria anthology. He sings the second to last note down the octave, otherwise it is exactly what is written on the page.
OMG !!!!
Thank you, TikTok.
я в шоке .зачем мне это рекомендовали?хотя ничего против певца не имею.😂
Dude.
COOL! If I practiced as much as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston did and maybe Glenn here does I'd sing the lowest pitch in this video but don't hold me to that lol. Problem is 4 hours every day is a long roflwaffling time! For your amusement I made this video th-cam.com/video/I4R46Okuyhg/w-d-xo.html of this song with different lyrics!
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Los finales de frases muy golpeados, no hay dinámicas, no le encuentro un sentido interpretativo, el C2 que no está escrito en la partitura, todo muy tosco, etc.
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@@_nina1 ª 😂
very bad singing compare to Kurt Moll : big vibrato; not sufficient to have a low c..
It's not fair to compare him to Kurt as Glenn is not an opera singer.
@@MultiKamil97 It's true but the other people think that he is wonderful in this aria and he is not; only the low C not written by Mozart
@@miragliottadamien6901 For non opera singer I think he did really well. Most importantly he didn't try to mimic opera singing style like most people do.
@@MultiKamil97 I hate to admit it as a Glenn Miller fan, but I think that guy you're debating with is right. I think he does well in choral music, but he is not an opera singer. Of course, with you I agree that this song is very good indeed, but he is not a trained opera singer, okay? I'm sorry :/
He's often completely out of pitch. Cannot maintain a sustained note, "falls" down. Breathes randomly. 1st-octave notes sound unmusical.
Not to mention his pronunciation.
Incidentally there is another octavist Miller (Russian) who's trying to sing "some opera":
th-cam.com/video/F00gRErdBh8/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/K61Jk76xGAE/w-d-xo.html
All-in-all: low C cannot save disastrous performance in this particular case.
@@lol-or5sf I don't care much about F1 (even about C1 :) at any age, but I do care about vocal music.
We have to be content with what we have. In our time, the main thing for bass-profundo is the big octave, now find another person who takes C so powerfully.... I remember Kurt Moll, but alas....
It sounds okay .
Wdym he is out of pitch? His pitch is very good.
Also, his technique mat need to be worked on, but his technique isn't THAT bad. Not at all. I am still a big Glenn Miller fan.
Voz aceptable pero lejos de interpretar la auténtica esencia Mozartiana, y por supuesto hay que ceñirse estrictamente a la partitura, no se pueden permitir variaciones o improvisaciones.
Дикая качка голоса. Порой мимо нот вообще. Неужели не слышно? Как такое может нравиться, не понимаю. Это не профессиональное исполнение. Прорычал "до" большой октавы. В этом и был смысл? Цирк!
¿Dónde está la musicalidad en ésto? Por mucho la peor versión que he escuchado.
Que nació para ser un basso profundo
Algo casi imposible
Excellent bass voice, resonant, breath control and even register through