One of the things I love about Callas is how educated she was in everything. For example, she's one of the few sopranos who care enough about grammar to properly pronounce the phrase "turbAAAta AAAnima mia": just correct and natural Italian speech with the accents put where they belong. Most contemporary sopranos say "turbat' aniiiima mia" which sounds ridiculous, it's just not how these words sound in Italian. My singing teacher used to force me to pronounce it the incorrect way too for a more legato sound which is just disgusting to me. It's not only about the prettiness and legato. Eruditeness matters just as much.
What always amazes me about Callas' Verdi interpretations is how completely she internalised and mastered this composer's rhetoric. It is not a matter of having what some refer to as a Verdian voice, which concept is an invention of the mid-XXth century and has little to do with the truth of his music. It is not the sound of the voice qua voice that is important in Verdi, but rather the mastery of technique, of breath control, floridity, chiaroscuro, morbidezza, etc, which must be utilised confidently while simultaneously portraying a character to the fullest extent of dramatic verisimilitude possible. Callas was able to do this, along with a handful of others: Bergonzi, Simionato, Siepi, Verrett, Gobbi, Leider, Panerai, Corelli, Bastianini, and very few others. With Callas, one gets the impression that so deep was her immersion in the Verdian æsthetic that it became second nature to her, almost an unconscious reflex, like breathing or blinking. It was virtually impossible for her to put a foot wrong in this repertoire.
La Divina. Eternamente Callas!!! No hubo, ni habrá otra cantante como ella, hubo buenas cantantes durante su época; pero esta mujer tenía una voz qué penetraba hasta los huesos Y lo más profundo de tu alma, ella era la esencia de ópera. Te hace sentir cada nota en sus interpretaciones; ese gemido del alma.
Gracias a Dios y al universo que la Callas se preocupó de dejar grabaciones de su increíble desafiante, majestuosa voz…gracias también por compartir este tesoro musical❤❤😊
ma come si può scrivere una Meraviglia così? È una Monnalisa in musica, il capolavoro dei capolavori di tutti i tempi! Grazie, Divino Maestro Giuseppe Verdi
María María María ....... Callas !!!!!!!!!! Emociona hasta las lágrimas !!!!!!!!! Artista única !!!!!!!!!!! Orgullo del mundo entero !!!!!!!!!!! Gracias Dios por dar al mundo , estas genialidades , que nos llenan de grandeza y placer , y nos hacen más felices !!!!!!!!!! Bravo !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Никто ещё так пронзительно и виртуозно не исполнил эту арию, её голос пронизывает насквозь, забирается в отдалённые уголки нервных окончаний клеток мозга и остаётся там навсегда, это верх совершенства и блаженства!!!
Ecstatic! The most complete singer, who fully absorbed that (lost) art of Tetrazzini, Muzio, Ponselle (among others), AND employed it at the service of the finest and most clever interpretarions in my opinion. Thank you for displaying this miraculous performance with Verdi's score.
Che bei tempi. La callas ha portato via gli orrori della guerra e ha portato amore a tutti . E come se dio fosse sceso per darci un Po di speranza . Una dea
+Khalid Al-Thani Please, I don't wanna be mean or sth but I laughed way too hard after reading your comment. Did you listen to Edda Moser? She absolutely ownes the aria. She's flawless, go check her out. You just can't compare Maria to her in "Martern aller Arten" and in all the rest of Mozart arias. Listen to her, and come back here, tell me what do you think.
Krowa Paulinka Well, I laughed more at your ignorance to be honest. At first I didn't wanted to compare singers i just stated that Callas was "technically" perfect in this assoluta aria and no other singer did it like her. Moser was a great Mozartian singer but she is not even near Callas or even Sutherland in this particular aria, the time when she will have a trill, chest and low notes, more precise chromatic scales which all what this aria is about I shall consider her better than Callas, so far she is not in Callas league at all, not even near. i don't know what is your musical education, I'm not talking about everyones taste i am talking "technically" there is a huge difference.
+Khalid Al-Thani Please. Sutherland is really good in this aria, my second favourite. BUT Moser is way better, sorry. In this aria Callas sounds sometimes like a tortured cat. And she speeds up on the coloraturas (she always does, even here). Of course, she did everything as it is in the score but I expect something more, and while Moser and Sutherland can give it to me, Callas simply can not.
Very well done ! Thank you for showing the detail like the easy and flexibility she had in the high note , Do6/ Re6...It is just marvelous to witness the miracle Callas was !!!
This role would be a lirico sprinto role if not for this aria. The aria is full on bel canto on steroids coloratura singing. Maria Callas, to me, is greatest Violetta ever.
+Jose Hill To my ears, this is one of the hardest vocal pieces Verdi wrote. No matter what the singer does in the rest of the opera, she will be judged by her Act I finale - and Callas does it marvelously. I also like Virginia Zeani a lot here!
Thats because they do not have trills, and that would start with Caballe.. who was NOT a belcanto singer. she was a good lyric soprano and that was it. Her Anna Bolena is an abomination.. Good grief how good can Coppia Iniqua be without the six ascending trills. She does not do any of them, and she is not the only one.
Most of the people who sing either Bolena or Trovatore cannot trill. Many so called bel canto singers couldn't trill, such as Caballe, Scotto, or Anderson.
Shahrdad I agree with you for sure.. and as Callas said.. or paraphrased, how can you be considered an accomplished musician without all the technique, including trills? She could trill on anything, at any volume, even crescendo or decrescendo while trilling. Also her trills could be slower, or faster, too, truly amazing.. and people wonder why she is considered the greatest soprano of the 20th century.. Its easy. ... just listen to her work.
The full yet delicate voice, strength without overpowering the listening. I am a complete amateur in music but so many performers with high but “thick” voices go into screaming tones yet this is light and enchanting. Bravo
I am paraphrasing here, but I believe Richard Bonynge ( Joan Sutherland's husband ), once said there was no need to interpret the role of Violetta, a soprano simply has to sing the score as Verdi had written it. There is truth in this, but when one hears the vocal elasticity of Maria Callas, her phrasing, her use of individual words, the accuracy of her coloratura without lack of emotion, I must disagree with him. Opera is NOT simply the singing of notes.
Sutherland just sang the notes. And you couldn't for the life of you understand what she was saying, it was all like a (masterful) vocalise. I was always bored to death listening to her. So if this was Bonynge's standard, that explains many things.
One of the things that struck me when I heard Callas's 1952 Violetta from Mexico City was not only the Wagnerian power of the voice, but the way she shaded each of the five repeated high Cs at the end of Sempre libera, as if each note was a different thought. It seemed as if a different thought went through Violetta's head with each of the high Cs.
Neither Bonynge nor his respected wife were known for good insights. If there is any role that needs to be interpreted well, it is Violetta. It was a flop in its premier because Donatelli (First Violetta) (although in great vocal condition) wasn't convincing enough. Violetta requires at least three voice not one. She begins lively, heart broken secondly, and finally consumed by tuberculosis.
Bonynge was a second rate conductor who lived off the spectacular voice of his wife. Although we may credit him with encouraging her into the bel canto repertoire, he also prevented her from reaching what she could have because of his lack of dramatic instinct and his concern that he would be shown up if she sang with other conductors. If you listen to Sutherland's work before she started singing only with him, you will hear a more precise voice, better diction, and more dramatic phrasing. Indeed, if you can find it, she recorded the Baroque arias album first with Sir Adrian Boult and was spectacular. That recording was withdrawn and re-recorded with Bonynge and if you can hear both you will hear how his bad conducting diminished her accomplishment. Also, listen to the Turandot conducted by Mehta. Huge voice, perfect phrasing, clear diction [if you understand Italian] and enough drama in the voice to challenge even Nilsson. We certainly must be thankful for Sutherland but if only Bonynge had dropped out.
personally, I still thinks it is, this is why heavier voices sound so good qhen they manage this aria. And, the opposite is also true, I dislike lighter (Dessay) voices in the role :/
SER TAN FAMOSA LE COSTO A LA"DIVINA"MARY TENER QUE RENDIR EXAMEN DE CALIDAD CASI PERMANENTEMENTE. AFORTUNADAMENTE CREO QUE HOY YA ESTA DIRIMIDO.FUE Y SERA POR SIEMPRE"THE BEST"
Gracias por el video y las partituras. Creo que tampoco aparecen en ella los trinos de "deggio folleggiare" 5:40 y "nuovi deevolare" 6:04 y sin embargo muchas sopranos optan por ellos
@@davidalbarracin345 hay muchas amigo. Te dejo algunas: th-cam.com/video/NWEQ7cRnNFk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/3LI_VUI6xzo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/ERnCfmdTNoE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/7kuisDXC2f8/w-d-xo.html Lamentablemente todas suenan igual por la calidad de las grabaciones jajaja, espero habertr ayudado
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One of the things I love about Callas is how educated she was in everything. For example, she's one of the few sopranos who care enough about grammar to properly pronounce the phrase "turbAAAta AAAnima mia": just correct and natural Italian speech with the accents put where they belong. Most contemporary sopranos say "turbat' aniiiima mia" which sounds ridiculous, it's just not how these words sound in Italian. My singing teacher used to force me to pronounce it the incorrect way too for a more legato sound which is just disgusting to me. It's not only about the prettiness and legato. Eruditeness matters just as much.
Magic voice! When I sing Violetta it’s impossible not to be inspired by the great Maria. There's always a bit of her in every note I play
What always amazes me about Callas' Verdi interpretations is how completely she internalised and mastered this composer's rhetoric. It is not a matter of having what some refer to as a Verdian voice, which concept is an invention of the mid-XXth century and has little to do with the truth of his music. It is not the sound of the voice qua voice that is important in Verdi, but rather the mastery of technique, of breath control, floridity, chiaroscuro, morbidezza, etc, which must be utilised confidently while simultaneously portraying a character to the fullest extent of dramatic verisimilitude possible. Callas was able to do this, along with a handful of others: Bergonzi, Simionato, Siepi, Verrett, Gobbi, Leider, Panerai, Corelli, Bastianini, and very few others. With Callas, one gets the impression that so deep was her immersion in the Verdian æsthetic that it became second nature to her, almost an unconscious reflex, like breathing or blinking. It was virtually impossible for her to put a foot wrong in this repertoire.
La Divina. Eternamente Callas!!! No hubo, ni habrá otra cantante como ella, hubo buenas cantantes durante su época; pero esta mujer tenía una voz qué penetraba hasta los huesos Y lo más profundo de tu alma, ella era la esencia de ópera. Te hace sentir cada nota en sus interpretaciones; ese gemido del alma.
Gracias a Dios y al universo que la Callas se preocupó de dejar grabaciones de su increíble desafiante, majestuosa voz…gracias también por compartir este tesoro musical❤❤😊
😊😊
I love Verdi’s melodies and Callas’ voice. Both masters that will never be forgotten.
Nadie como Maria Callas, la que dio vida a una dama de las camelias inolvidable
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María Callas te pone los pelos de punta, Dios mio, esta mujer era un genio lírico!
Con lo spartito è ancora più godibile questo brano e l'interpretazione superba della Callas
ma come si può scrivere una Meraviglia così? È una Monnalisa in musica, il capolavoro dei capolavori di tutti i tempi! Grazie, Divino Maestro Giuseppe Verdi
María María María ....... Callas !!!!!!!!!!
Emociona hasta las lágrimas !!!!!!!!!
Artista única !!!!!!!!!!!
Orgullo del mundo entero !!!!!!!!!!!
Gracias Dios por dar al mundo , estas genialidades , que nos llenan de grandeza y placer , y nos hacen más felices !!!!!!!!!!
Bravo !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Никто ещё так пронзительно и виртуозно не исполнил эту арию, её голос пронизывает насквозь, забирается в отдалённые уголки нервных окончаний клеток мозга и остаётся там навсегда, это верх совершенства и блаженства!!!
Послушайте min seol ah sempre libera. Там просто чудесный голос
¡Dios qué maravilla! , ¡es insuperable! Estábamos en su apogeo y con la voz al 100x100
Unica perfetta non ti dimentichiamo mai Maria, riposo eterno!
Ecstatic! The most complete singer, who fully absorbed that (lost) art of Tetrazzini, Muzio, Ponselle (among others), AND employed it at the service of the finest and most clever interpretarions in my opinion. Thank you for displaying this miraculous performance with Verdi's score.
A mnie urzeka talent sięgania po tak wysokie nuty i to z taką lekkością i swobodą ! Skarb nad skarby ❤
Che bei tempi. La callas ha portato via gli orrori della guerra e ha portato amore a tutti . E come se dio fosse sceso per darci un Po di speranza . Una dea
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Verissimo, io non capisco come mai alla fine rimase sola. Una donna così c'era solo che adorarla in toto.
Perfection! The greatest Traviata and Norma of recorded history!
No one will ever sing Violetta like Callas could.
+Jose Hill No one shall ever sing ANYTHING like Callas did lol.
fortunately!
including Lucia Di Lammermoor and MacBeth
Amadeus Mozart And the ONLY ARMIDA, ABIGAILE, AND MEDEA.
Maravillosa, espléndida, eterna... Reina entre las reinas: María Callas... Saludos desde PERÚ
Totalmente de acuerdo, una maravilla de vídeo! Y cómo no, la Callas, una Traviata inconmensurable!
Delizia al cor! As always with Callas. She always sang from the heart with that glorious voice.
Fantastica!
Una voce che tutti potevano capire, dove tutto era teso a dare bellezza ed emozione.
Magnificent as in everything she sang. "Una donna di tutta forza" as Verdi asked for. No-one else sings that final note with such sustained power.
Not really in everything. Have you listened to her "Martern aller Arten"? She screwed it up completely.
But yes, here she is really good.
+Krowa Paulinka LOOL she screwed it? man there is no singer EVER sang it as perfect as Callas with all the lows and highs and tricky coloratura.
+Khalid Al-Thani Please, I don't wanna be mean or sth but I laughed way too hard after reading your comment. Did you listen to Edda Moser? She absolutely ownes the aria. She's flawless, go check her out. You just can't compare Maria to her in "Martern aller Arten" and in all the rest of Mozart arias. Listen to her, and come back here, tell me what do you think.
Krowa Paulinka Well, I laughed more at your ignorance to be honest. At first I didn't wanted to compare singers i just stated that Callas was "technically" perfect in this assoluta aria and no other singer did it like her. Moser was a great Mozartian singer but she is not even near Callas or even Sutherland in this particular aria, the time when she will have a trill, chest and low notes, more precise chromatic scales which all what this aria is about I shall consider her better than Callas, so far she is not in Callas league at all, not even near. i don't know what is your musical education, I'm not talking about everyones taste i am talking "technically" there is a huge difference.
+Khalid Al-Thani Please. Sutherland is really good in this aria, my second favourite. BUT Moser is way better, sorry. In this aria Callas sounds sometimes like a tortured cat. And she speeds up on the coloraturas (she always does, even here). Of course, she did everything as it is in the score but I expect something more, and while Moser and Sutherland can give it to me, Callas simply can not.
Very well done ! Thank you for showing the detail like the easy and flexibility she had in the high note , Do6/ Re6...It is just marvelous to witness the miracle Callas was !!!
And a formidable high E flal in final nole!
Of course dear !!!
🕊🕊🕊❤❤❤ Спасибо!!!
This role would be a lirico sprinto role if not for this aria. The aria is full on bel canto on steroids coloratura singing. Maria Callas, to me, is greatest Violetta ever.
+Jose Hill To my ears, this is one of the hardest vocal pieces Verdi wrote. No matter what the singer does in the rest of the opera, she will be judged by her Act I finale - and Callas does it marvelously. I also like Virginia Zeani a lot here!
+The Artful Me I forgot about Virginia Zeani. She was a very good Verdi soprano as well.
Maria Callas is the greatest any role ever.
She is every role she plays 😯💜
She is the greatest at everything.
superbe comme tout ce qu'elle a fait.encore merci Madame.
Wow I never realised Sempre Libera had so many trills. The vocal score was an enlightening touch!
Callas and Sutherland are just about the only two who sing the trills. Others just pretend they're not there.
Thats because they do not have trills, and that would start with Caballe.. who was NOT a belcanto singer. she was a good lyric soprano and that was it. Her Anna Bolena is an abomination.. Good grief how good can Coppia Iniqua be without the six ascending trills. She does not do any of them, and she is not the only one.
Most of the people who sing either Bolena or Trovatore cannot trill. Many so called bel canto singers couldn't trill, such as Caballe, Scotto, or Anderson.
Shahrdad I agree with you for sure.. and as Callas said.. or paraphrased, how can you be considered an accomplished musician without all the technique, including trills? She could trill on anything, at any volume, even crescendo or decrescendo while trilling. Also her trills could be slower, or faster, too, truly amazing.. and people wonder why she is considered the greatest soprano of the 20th century.. Its easy. ... just listen to her work.
+Shahrdad then listen to Edda Moser. She did the trills too. I like her almost as much as Callas in this aria.
Quel bel ajout "rinconcete" !💖♪♫ 🎸🎷 🎻🎹🎺🌺🎧Merci Maria Callas : immortelle fleur musicale astrale !
Sem palavras... La Divina!
Unica! Divina !
Se solo Verdi l'avesse sentita cantare le sue opere 💜💜💜💜💜
amazing! that one of a kind voice flows like silk and cuts like a razor.
💖💖💖
The full yet delicate voice, strength without overpowering the listening. I am a complete amateur in music but so many performers with high but “thick” voices go into screaming tones yet this is light and enchanting. Bravo
And she had by far the heaviest voice among the lot ;) This woman sang La Giocanda!
Fantastic!
This is the best operatic rendition ever.
Bravissimo! Gracias por tan lindo regalo, es perfecto para estudiarla!
Rainha ímpar, eterna Maria Callas !a número UM da ópera! !! Como ELA, jamais haverá outra!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
i love you callas
Bellissima versione. Finale grandioso
Solo Maria. La Divina.
Capolavoro
The best
I have heard so many of this aria interpretations, this one is among the best, thanks for posting
thank you for the accompanying notation 🙏
Bravissimo!!!
Bravo!!!
PERFECT!
It's so wonderful, her voice and all these variations and emotions... favorite love aria
Muchas gracias por compartir la interesante información.
Αξεπέραστη!
Αξεπεραστη !!!!!!!!!!!!
Divina! Eterna!
Insuperabile cara Maria
Её гениальность в высшем музыкальном и эмоциональном совершенстве, это высшая точка исполнения!
Bravissima гениально на все времена!!!!
Grande! Inmensa intérprete.
This is woderful! One the best videos here on youtube! love it!
i looooooooove it! tjo! thats refeshing!!!!
yes, thank you!
this is just ART
No salgo de mi asombro. Es un libreto "imposible"... 😮❤🎉
I am paraphrasing here, but I believe Richard Bonynge ( Joan Sutherland's husband ), once said there was no need to interpret the role of Violetta, a soprano simply has to sing the score as Verdi had written it.
There is truth in this, but when one hears the vocal elasticity of Maria Callas, her phrasing, her use of individual words, the accuracy of her coloratura without lack of emotion, I must disagree with him. Opera is NOT simply the singing of notes.
Sutherland just sang the notes. And you couldn't for the life of you understand what she was saying, it was all like a (masterful) vocalise. I was always bored to death listening to her. So if this was Bonynge's standard, that explains many things.
One of the things that struck me when I heard Callas's 1952 Violetta from Mexico City was not only the Wagnerian power of the voice, but the way she shaded each of the five repeated high Cs at the end of Sempre libera, as if each note was a different thought. It seemed as if a different thought went through Violetta's head with each of the high Cs.
Neither Bonynge nor his respected wife were known for good insights. If there is any role that needs to be interpreted well, it is Violetta. It was a flop in its premier because Donatelli (First Violetta) (although in great vocal condition) wasn't convincing enough. Violetta requires at least three voice not one. She begins lively, heart broken secondly, and finally consumed by tuberculosis.
Bonynge was a second rate conductor who lived off the spectacular voice of his wife. Although we may credit him with encouraging her into the bel canto repertoire, he also prevented her from reaching what she could have because of his lack of dramatic instinct and his concern that he would be shown up if she sang with other conductors. If you listen to Sutherland's work before she started singing only with him, you will hear a more precise voice, better diction, and more dramatic phrasing. Indeed, if you can find it, she recorded the Baroque arias album first with Sir Adrian Boult and was spectacular. That recording was withdrawn and re-recorded with Bonynge and if you can hear both you will hear how his bad conducting diminished her accomplishment. Also, listen to the Turandot conducted by Mehta. Huge voice, perfect phrasing, clear diction [if you understand Italian] and enough drama in the voice to challenge even Nilsson. We certainly must be thankful for Sutherland but if only Bonynge had dropped out.
Shahrda
best of the best! лучшая
BRAVA!!!
The greatest voice ever!
Muito obrigada por compartilhar este vídeo. Maravilhoso.
omg why this only have 415 likes? this is wonderful
Very nice.
The besttttt
Nice, thanks for showing the music, immensely helpful!!! :)
Plus on l'écoute, plus on ressent le caractère surnaturel et quasi mythologique de cette chanteuse grecque : bouleversant !
Danke!!
Callas, simplesmente CALLAS!
Calas had have Great and perfect voice.
And she did fully comprehend almost
opera' arias.
Brava DIVA !
Unique, unforgettable, Divine...!!!
ÙNICA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After listening to Maria Callas' version of this aria.... I feel like all others were singing non-sense
Cecilia Cai please ,listen to Tetrazzini and Amelita Galli Cucci ..Callas,is wonderful ,but is no one .
personally, I still thinks it is, this is why heavier voices sound so good qhen they manage this aria. And, the opposite is also true, I dislike lighter (Dessay) voices in the role :/
True!
its fact.
True.
Quel lamor che palpitar! ❤❤❤
Non c'è niente da fare, è unica. Ascoltando altre soprano che cantano lo stesso pezzo, si capisce subito la differenza.
Sutherland?
SER TAN FAMOSA LE COSTO A LA"DIVINA"MARY TENER QUE RENDIR EXAMEN DE CALIDAD CASI PERMANENTEMENTE. AFORTUNADAMENTE CREO QUE HOY YA ESTA DIRIMIDO.FUE Y SERA POR SIEMPRE"THE BEST"
SUBLIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
El director que eligió a Alfredo Kraus, un genio. El compañero perfecto para María en esta obra. Una maravilla, de un mundo que se fue.
alfredo kraus no canta con callas en esta grabacion sino francesco albanesse
Verdi would be proud.
eccezionale veramente..
Supreme voice of all Time ❤️👑🌏CALLAS SUPREME QUEEN OF OPERA ❤️🌏👑
1:30 - 2:15 the 1st part to listen;
5:23 - 6:00 the 2nd part to listen.
It has music score, nice, as if we can sing along to this!
I did not expect that end.. wow
Callas❤️
My super earphone could not cope with such voice without crashing here and there. And it is common whenever I hear Callas. Got to get better ones.
THE OTHER WORLD.!!!!! DIVA OF DIVA, !!!!
00:00 E strano
4:19 Follie
Gracias por el video y las partituras. Creo que tampoco aparecen en ella los trinos de "deggio folleggiare" 5:40 y "nuovi deevolare" 6:04 y sin embargo muchas sopranos optan por ellos
Sabes si hay registro de alguien que la haya interpretado antes que Callas?
Estoy en busca de la adaptación mas antigua disponible
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Lamentablemente todas suenan igual por la calidad de las grabaciones jajaja, espero habertr ayudado
@@Antonio-qm3bi ok, le agradezco estimado. Lo de la calidad se le resta importancia cuando se considera solo el contenido 🖒
Sempre libera nessuno la canta come la CANTAVA come lei
Todavía nadie como la Callas
Haunting
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Дж. Верді. Опера «Травіата», 1 дія, арія Віолетти, 1 розділ «Невже це він…» 1:20
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che note assurde !