Questo amor vergogna mia - Bar.ChangYuSang 바리톤 장유상

Baritone Chang Yu Sang.
Today's the best baritone, majored in vocal music at Dankook university. And he went abroad for vocal study in italy and graduated from Conservatorium of Cherubini, Frorens and Osimo academy. Before going to Italy, he won the first prize at Joong-Ang concours in Korea. In Italy he gained the global reputation by winning the first prize at Maria Callas international concours in Greece and Enna international concours in Italy and by winning the first prize at Vinas international concours in Spain and winning a prize at Verdi, Viotti international concours in Italy. So he came to fame as a Verdi singer in Italy, the home of vocal music. He made his debut at opera as the Conte di Luna, IL TROVATORE which is a glorious baritone role. After his debut, he has taken the leading role in Rigoletto, Madama Buterfly. Don Carlo, Lucia di Lammermoor, and other 50 operas.
He performed as King Kim Soo Ro at the 2002 Pusan Asian Game Opening Ceramony. He debuted as Germong in La Traviata for the Fujiwara Opera. other Tokyo opera company in Japan grabed attention to him. Later that year he performed Madama Butterfly for Sharpres. The year 2004 he had 11th recital in Canada. As well, he has done many Oratorio (Messia, Elias, Die Shopfung, Beethoven symphony No.9, Cecila messa Groria Carmina Brana, etc.......)
He has done his energetic and excellent job with the KBS Symphony Orchestra, Sao Paulo State Symphony in Brazil, and Barcelona Symphony Orchestra in Spain, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra in Japan and at lots of vocal recitals as well as 1300 more musical activities.
Now he is teaching vocal music at his alma mater, music college of Dankook university.

[@tenorbj]

Questo amor, vergogna mia,
Io spezzar, scordar vorrei;
Ma d'un' orrida malìa
Sono schiavi i sensi miei...
Mille volte al ciel giurai
Di fuggirla!... E a lei tornai!
Ella ride del mio pianto,
Del mio sdegno si fa scherno;
Ed io, vil, col cuore infranto,
Ai suoi piedi mi prosterno...
E lei sola io sogno, io bramo!
Ah sventura!... Io l'amo!... Io l'amo!

[@LABARITONESSA]

BRAVISSIMO!

[@sinjoorim]

Bravo

[@ashleysimpson468]

I don't think he has a clue what he's saying.

[@omarchidofine]

Beautiful voice, great technique, expression, and legato singing; everything's good! But please, COACH your Italian with an Italian person. It is really wrong and in an international contest, this would kick you out...
Congratulations!!!