Björling is one of the greatest tenors of all time. He is an artist of the highest order. His sense of legato and lyrical treatment of line ,together with a resplendent timbre staggers me.
Great Reactions Valerie, you certainly know your opera. Jussi bjorlings voice is so wholesome. When he sang O Helga natt, I said to my opera mates, it Can't Get any better than this!!! They agreed. Good work Valerie.👏👏👏👍🇸🇪🇮🇪🐐...
Really love seeing your passionate expression of appreciation for Jussi's singing during the performance!!! I share that same appreciation for that amazing beauty!
Oh my...Jussi, Jussi, Jussi...blessed with the most naturally beautiful, tenor voice, I have ever heard. Added to that God given gift, he had power, tenderness, control and emotional expression second to none. I have run out of words. Unique. Transcendant. There will never be another. Wyn
From Pavaotti's FB page.......“When I'm learning a new opera roll, I first listen to how Jussi Björling sang it. His voice was unique. I wish more than anything that people compare me with Jussi.” Luciano Pavarotti’s words in an interview by Ann-Marie Kjellander in Swedish newspaper SvD in 1988, before his first performance in Sweden.
My favorite tenor voice in the classical repertoire. As far as the voice is concerned (and not just the voice, of course), I also love Caruso, Thill, Fleta, Wunderlich, Lemeshev and many others. But his voice is so special. Of course, not just an incredible voice, but also a superbly elegant singer.
The magic of the screen, bringing this singer from the past to live! Wonderful how the emotion still comes across. Thank you for this introduction to s wonderful singer. 👍🌷💐
You guys can talk about his technique all you want, and it is impressive, but what is getting to me is his passion in his voice. You could easily make this performance and song the backdrop of a romantic scene. Just powerful!
Since you have found Jussi i would suggest that you try his recording of "Sverige, Sverige fosterland" ( Sweden Sweden fatherland) Which is not the national anthem of Sweden but very often listen to as sametinget very similar. Best regards Björn Körlof Stockholm
Anyone of Jussi's Swedish versions of 'O Helga Natt', "O Holy Night" give me goosebumps and a big lump in my stomach. And occasionally a tear or two, just in the corner of the eye... (Reality: 😭😍💔🥰)
I'm not educated in opera and appreciate experts, such as yourself, who give me insight into what's going on in an operatic performance. But, I'm also interested other aspects of opera.
Beautiful song, I go to the Opera wen I can, there is nothing that compares to a live Opera performance . Please do a aria from Norma (my favorite opera) ❤️
I wonder why you chose this selection for your video. The sound quality is poor and this song does not display Jussi's brilliance. I hope you will highlight a better choice, there are many on TH-cam. Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair shows what he can do with a ballad, so beautiful. His 1944 Nessun Dorma slow version, unparalleled. E Lucevan Le Stelle, Che Galina Manina. Una Furtiva Lagrima, Adelaide, O Helga Natt, these recordings show why he is the MASTER.
I a request for you and her name is DAISY GRAY singing CHRIS ISAAK'S "wicked game" she has a unique voice that just floats over the whisper aspect of her voice that is so unique!!!! This is a reaction gold mine!!!!
Another great opera singer to react to from sweden that isnt as known as Birgit Nilsson or Jussi. is the baritone Håkan Hagegård that also has an amazing voice. he did Papageno in the ingmar bergman movie magicflute but he also has alot of deutche lieder which are in my opinion some of the most beutiful pieces for a opera voice. :)
Allow me to recommend the Romanian Jewish tenor Joseph Schmidt who stood barely 1.49 meters (4 ft 11) tall and who died in tragic circumstances aged 38 in 1942. I suggest his Ô souverain, ô juge, ô père which is sung beautifully in German, or one where he shows his vocal gymnastics such as La Donna e Mobile in Italian, or Di Quella Pira in Italian.
I do recommend it, even for contemporary singing, especially rock. . Opening and closing the mouth gets in the way of a relaxed sound so you don't have to reposition the mouth every time.
Jussi Björling is the greatest tenor ever. I'm proud to be a Swede 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Jussi Said:it is natural to sing !!!
Björling is one of the greatest tenors of all time. He is an artist of the highest order. His sense of legato and lyrical treatment of line ,together with a resplendent timbre staggers me.
Great Reactions Valerie, you certainly know your opera. Jussi bjorlings voice is so wholesome. When he sang O Helga natt, I said to my opera mates, it Can't Get any better than this!!! They agreed. Good work Valerie.👏👏👏👍🇸🇪🇮🇪🐐...
Really love seeing your passionate expression of appreciation for Jussi's singing during the performance!!! I share that same appreciation for that amazing beauty!
His voice is so captivating it's unreal..
Oh my...Jussi, Jussi, Jussi...blessed with the most naturally beautiful, tenor voice, I have ever heard. Added to that God given gift, he had power, tenderness, control and emotional expression second to none. I have run out of words. Unique. Transcendant. There will never be another. Wyn
You neeed to react his Ah Leve-Toi Soleil❤‼️
he's considered one of the best tenor of all time
Thank you valerie!
You are so welcome!
From Pavaotti's FB page.......“When I'm learning a new opera roll, I first listen to how Jussi Björling sang it. His voice was unique. I wish more than anything that people compare me with Jussi.”
Luciano Pavarotti’s words in an interview by Ann-Marie Kjellander in Swedish newspaper SvD in 1988, before his first performance in Sweden.
My favorite tenor voice in the classical repertoire. As far as the voice is concerned (and not just the voice, of course), I also love Caruso, Thill, Fleta, Wunderlich, Lemeshev and many others. But his voice is so special. Of course, not just an incredible voice, but also a superbly elegant singer.
Jussi was a swedish superstar. Nice reaction
Magic,!!! Great reaction , thanks for your time. Can you check Jussi bjorling, with the aria Che gelida manina.? Thank you for your time❤️...
The magic of the screen, bringing this singer from the past to live! Wonderful how the emotion still comes across. Thank you for this introduction to s wonderful singer. 👍🌷💐
I couldn't agree more! You are so welcome!
You guys can talk about his technique all you want, and it is impressive, but what is getting to me is his passion in his voice. You could easily make this performance and song the backdrop of a romantic scene. Just powerful!
Exactly! Jussi has that passion that still comes across the screen!
Since you have found Jussi i would suggest that you try his recording of "Sverige, Sverige fosterland" ( Sweden Sweden fatherland) Which is not the national anthem of Sweden but very often listen to as sametinget very similar. Best regards
Björn Körlof Stockholm
Jussi Björlinga version of "nessun dorma" makes me cry!
Anyone of Jussi's Swedish versions of 'O Helga Natt', "O Holy Night" give me goosebumps and a big lump in my stomach. And occasionally a tear or two, just in the corner of the eye...
(Reality: 😭😍💔🥰)
Qué Plácido Domingo, escuche a Jussi bjorling y a Beniamino y Gigli para aprenda a cantar ahora que le quedan poco tiempo para vivir...
THanks!
Hi. You should listen to Firrstone conserts on the rarly 50 s vidvinkel. The napoleyeaxn lovsång is super
I'll check it out!
Jussi Björling. Till Havs...
th-cam.com/video/FjGnanUrZjA/w-d-xo.html
Opera singers were basically main stream stars back then.
Yes! Maria Lanza, Lilly Pons among others...
@@VocalSplendorStudios It's Mario Lanza not Maria Lanza
I'm not educated in opera and appreciate experts, such as yourself, who give me insight into what's going on in an operatic performance. But, I'm also interested other aspects of opera.
Opera is super fascinating and really fun to sing, after you train enough. lol
Beautiful song, I go to the Opera wen I can, there is nothing that compares to a live Opera performance . Please do a aria from Norma (my favorite opera) ❤️
I love Norma, too!
Jag är en stolt Svensk!
Snacka om att vi kan vara det!!
Hello. 🎶🎶👍⭐⭐⭐❤️❤️💘thanks 😉
Ah Jussi Björling, the singer who Luciano Pavarotti wanted to be compared to.
HE HAD AN INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT JOB
Pavarotti didn´t want to be compared to Jussi Björling, Pavarotti said, "don´t compare me with Jussi, I am just a human"
Gunborg? Damn what a badass name.
Mostly elderly ladies are named that
I wonder why you chose this selection for your video. The sound quality is poor and this song does not display Jussi's brilliance. I hope you will highlight a better choice, there are many on TH-cam. Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair shows what he can do with a ballad, so beautiful. His 1944 Nessun Dorma slow version, unparalleled. E Lucevan Le Stelle, Che Galina Manina. Una Furtiva Lagrima, Adelaide, O Helga Natt, these recordings show why he is the MASTER.
I a request for you and her name is DAISY GRAY singing CHRIS ISAAK'S "wicked game" she has a unique voice that just floats over the whisper aspect of her voice that is so unique!!!! This is a reaction gold mine!!!!
I will check it out!
Dont Opera (bel canto) singers generally learn the most clean vowels for singing which is mostly means italian vowels..
Another great opera singer to react to from sweden that isnt as known as Birgit Nilsson or Jussi. is the baritone Håkan Hagegård that also has an amazing voice. he did Papageno in the ingmar bergman movie magicflute but he also has alot of deutche lieder which are in my opinion some of the most beutiful pieces for a opera voice. :)
No.
Peter Mattei ....Listen to him as well...you will not be disapointed
Allow me to recommend the Romanian Jewish tenor Joseph Schmidt who stood barely 1.49 meters (4 ft 11) tall and who died in tragic circumstances aged 38 in 1942. I suggest his Ô souverain, ô juge, ô père which is sung beautifully in German, or one where he shows his vocal gymnastics such as La Donna e Mobile in Italian, or Di Quella Pira in Italian.
You always get compared with Jussi
I don’t think that having the mouth open between breath is as necessary and contemporary singing, is it?
I do recommend it, even for contemporary singing, especially rock. . Opening and closing the mouth gets in the way of a relaxed sound so you don't have to reposition the mouth every time.
You should try Jonas Kaufmann.