True Fausts(Thill Björling Di Stefano Gedda Kraus)' Salut! demeure chaste et pure(English subtitles)
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- 한국어 자막(Korean subtitles): • 최고의 'Salut! demeure ch...
0:01 1. 🇮🇹Giuseppe Di Stefano(1921-2008) 1950 5:00 Legendary Diminuendo on C5(High C)
5:57 2. -1) 🇸🇪Jussi Björling(1911-1960)
10:49 3. 🇲🇫Georges Thill(1897-1984)
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Video
4. 🇪🇸Alfredo Kraus(1927-1999)
17:14 4. - 1) 1977 (From 'Estrellas de la Opera'(1979))
22:55 4. - 2) 1973(With Renata Scotto and Nicolai Ghiaurov)
29:12 4. - 3) 1979(With Mirella Freni and Nicolai Ghiaurov)
(There are more videos of him. 1986 Paris concert, 1986 dvd with González at Parma...)
5. 🇸🇪Nicolai Gedda(1925 - 2017)
35:32 1976(With Mirella Freni and Roger Soyer)
+ His two Faust studio recordings(1953, 1958 / Both conducted by André Cluytens, sung by Victoria de los Ángeles and Boris Christoff) are really great...
41:36 2. - 2) Jussi Björling 1950
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High C collection
1. Di Stefano 4:55(From 'où se devine la présence') 5:00(Legendary Diminuendo on C5(High C))
2. - 1) Björling 9:55(From 'où se devine...) 9:59
3. Thill 16:18(From " ) 16:24
4. Kraus 22:05( " ) 22:09 / 28:04 28:10 / 34:00 34:05
5. Gedda 40:41 40:46
2. - 2) Björling 45:37 45:43
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P.S. I didn't include them here, but Caruso, Gigli(Italian version) and Jobin's versions are great too.
Gedda did Faust at Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust'(Really many studio and live recordings exist...) and Thill recorded 'Nature immense' from 'La Damnation de Faust'. Also Gedda, Di Stefano, Kraus did Faust at Boito's 'Mefistofele' and recordings exist too.
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Images from Gounod's Faust set design,
Verdi's Rigoletto(Di Stefano), Boito's Mefistofele(Renata Tebaldi), Verdi's Otello(Tebaldi),
Gounod's Roméo et Juliette(Björling),
Massenet's Werther(Thill), Gounod's Faust(Geraldine Farrar),
Verdi's Rigoletto(Kraus)
0:01 1. 🇮🇹Giuseppe Di Stefano(1921-2008) 1950 5:00 Legendary Diminuendo on C5(High C)
5:57 2. -1) 🇸🇪Jussi Björling(1911-1960)
10:49 3. 🇲🇫Georges Thill(1897-1984)
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Video
4. 🇪🇸Alfredo Kraus(1927-1999)
17:14 4. - 1) 1977 (From 'Estrellas de la Opera'(1979))
22:55 4. - 2) 1973(With Renata Scotto and Nicolai Ghiaurov)
29:12 4. - 3) 1979(With Mirella Freni and Nicolai Ghiaurov)
(There are more videos of him. 1986 Paris concert, 1986 dvd with González at Parma...)
5. 🇸🇪Nicolai Gedda(1925 - 2017)
35:32 1976(With Mirella Freni and Roger Soyer)
+ His two Faust studio recordings(1953, 1958 / Both conducted by André Cluytens, sung by Victoria de los Ángeles and Boris Christoff) are really great...
41:36 2. - 2) Jussi Björling 1950
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High C collection
1. Di Stefano 4:55(From 'où se devine la présence') 5:00(Legendary Diminuendo on C5(High C))
2. - 1) Björling 9:55(From 'où se devine...) 9:59
3. Thill 16:18(From " ) 16:24
4. Kraus 22:05( " ) 22:09 / 28:04 28:10 / 34:00 34:05
5. Gedda 40:41 40:46
2. - 2) Björling 45:37 45:43
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P.S. I didn't include them here, but Caruso, Gigli(Italian version) and Jobin's versions are great too.
Gedda did Faust at Berlioz's 'La Damnation de Faust'(Really many studio and live recordings exist...) and Thill recorded 'Nature immense' from 'La Damnation de Faust'. Also Gedda, Di Stefano, Kraus did Faust at Boito's 'Mefistofele' and recordings exist too.
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Images from Gounod's Faust set design,
Verdi's Rigoletto(Di Stefano), Boito's Mefistofele(Renata Tebaldi), Verdi's Otello(Tebaldi),
Gounod's Roméo et Juliette(Björling),
Massenet's Werther(Thill), Gounod's Faust(Geraldine Farrar),
Verdi's Rigoletto(Kraus)
Lucia! With luck, I will be able to watch your video with the new subtitles, soon. I must admit that I only listened to it over the car speakers as I was commuting to work! I did take a couple of years of French in high school, but sung French is different in a lot of ways! Not only that, it has been around 30 years since I graduated from high school! Lol! Have you ever heard the phrase, "Use it or lose it?" I picked up a word here and there, but definitely not 100%
Hi Susan!🌻 I never learned French at school or academy, but my mother did very briefly. And she said similar thing! I have similar experience too haha. I got first class license of old Chinese letters(Foreigner don't need to learn this for studying Korean. I heard many people in USA learn ancient Latin for hobby, and like that, here some people choose to learn old Chinese letters that Chinese don't use now. Instead, only linguist, Catholic priest and that kind of people learn Latin here.)
when I was fourteen. And I forgot almost of them lol
@Fan of the Opera I think it would be fascinating to learn ancient Chinese pictographs! I never studied Latin. Although, I have sung Latin Masses. I especially love Mozart's Coronation Mass! ...Nowadays, at least here, Mass is in the most popular language of the land. ...No, the only other Latin I know is from medical terminology. I had to learn quite a bit to become a CNA...
THANK YOU so much for putting Kraus' clips together. The world owes you for that. His artistry is such a precious treasure of humanity and you have made it immortal. Now I can be in my little paradise with Alfredo Kraus so I owe you as well. 🥰
Haha Thank you so much for your sweet words🥰 Have a nice day❣️
...The subject matter of Faust is very dark! Especially when you consider what Marguerite was driven to do eventually. But, I do think that God had mercy on her soul. ...The MUSIC that Gounod composed! And, my gosh, that decrescendo on the high C! He certainly spent a lot of time in a practice room! ...Lucia? I just listened to Caballe as Marguerite! Something about her power and the weight to her tone is miraculous as Marguerite! And, despite how much society puts pressure on women to measure up to impossible standards of beauty, she IS beautiful! She always was! I'm not wired to be attracted to women, but I can see why she probably could have had any man she wanted!
Did you hear Ms. Caballe studio recording or live recording? Personally, I perfer her live Faust recording more.
Yes, I agree with you. She had beautiful voice and ancient goddess mood.
I like Faust's ending too :) I don't know what USA is like, but society's view of unmarried single mother is still cold at here. And it's hard to get child support regulary from biological father.(Well, the maximum amount of alimony for divorce is only $24,000, so I think financially nothing different between unmarried single mother and divorced single mother. But people tend to more cold to unmarried single mother. I think these are part of the reasons why Korea has lowest birth rate in the world.) Anyway, I like how Goethe and Gounod looked at Marguerite warmly without insulting her.
@@fanoftheopera95I listened to her live, in performance! ...Hmmm. I think that when I was in high school, a teenager was shunned if she got pregnant. But, some years ago, I interviewed at a school teaching toddlers/little kids whose mothers were in class at the high school. ...I think the term is "Baby daddy" if a mother isn't married to the father of her child...
The decision to wait until marriage isn't the easier one. It can also have unforseen consequences. One of my former boyfriends became obsessed with me, because I didn't give him what he wanted. But, that is all over now. He doesn't pose a threat any more. ...It is the harder road, but I have never regretted it. In all truth, both me and my husband could authentically wear the white on our wedding day. ...I think that men are pressured TO have sex before marriage in our society. If you don't conform to what the crowd does, you can also be shunned. But, my husband is strong enough to continue to be a nonconformist.
Kraus a años luz del resto. El único que no respira antes del agudo.
Años luz atras de Thill y del magnifico diminuendo de Di Stefano.
@@guertron3460 Ni en sus mejores sueños. Primero, el francés de Pippo era horrible, segundo el diminuendo no está escrito y tercero lo hace en una grabación de estudio. El Fausto de Pippo no es ninguna referencia.
@@Mariano-ge6de Le français de Pippo est assez bon. Vous ne le parlez pas alors ne pouvez pas dire rien.
@@guertron3460Mi mujer es Francesa. Por cierto su estilo de canto de Francés romántico tampoco es ortodoxo.
@@guertron3460Pippo además tuvo un declive rápido por su mala técnica y por abordar papeles poco adecuados.
Insuperable Georges Thill Su bella voz, un francés perfecto, una línea de canto y un estilo de canto francés incomparable lo colocan encima los otros tres (que son grandes tenores). Subrayo el magnifico diminuendo del gran Di Stefano.
Diminuendo no escrito y de estudio. En vivo gritaba y cantaba con la boca torcida. 🐕
@@Mariano-ge6de En vivo no lo escuchó usted. El mejor tenor francés, su Romeo Werter Fausto son incomparables.
@@lydiaguarro Por mi edad no y usted? No hable tan categóricamente es su gusto, a mi me parece un gran tenor, pero no estoy de acuerdo.
@@lydiaguarro Y muchos casos su mal gusto.
@@lydiaguarro Se compró el loro? Está usted muy aburrida Tutancamón.