0:26 Act 1(Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Faust(Dupouy/T)) 1:53 Jewel Song(Marguerite(Sutherland/S/1960)) 4:30 Prison Scene (Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Faust(Dupouy/T)) 6:04 Ah! C'est la voix du bien-aimé!(= Ah! It is the voice of my beloved!) (Marguerite(Sutherland/S), Faust+The Phantom of the Opera(Corelli/T)) 13:55 Final trio (Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Marguerite(Sutherland/S), Faust(Corelli/T)) 17:21 Faust Overture(1958 André Cluytens and Orchestre de l'Opéra National de Paris) 22:17 Cast 22:25 La Fille du Régiment(=The Daughter of the Regiment /Sutherland /Par le rang et par l'opulence/ 1967/Conductor- Richard Bonynge again. He was Sutherland's husband.) ---------------------------------- Jewel Song: From Sutherland's 'The Art of the Prima Donna'(1960) album. Overture: 1958 André Cluytens and Orchestre de l'Opéra National de Paris. The rest: 1966 Faust(Studio) (Conductor- Richard Bonynge / Franco Corelli / Joan Sutherland / Nicolai Ghiaurov / Symphony Orchestra Ambrosian Opera Chorus) ---------------------------------- Cast Faust: Jean Dupouy(Paris Opera house's Tenor), Franco Corelli(The Phantom of the Opera) Marguerite + Christine: Joan Sutherland Méphistophélès + Paris Opera house's Bass-baritone: Nicolai Ghiaurov * Playlist - Opera × The Phantom of the Opera: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsGxobwIudGb5OJmVvDY7PSo.html * Playlist - Franco Corelli: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsEj3MOTl5X1qEbLJyyc8IyJ.html * Playlist - Charles Gounod: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsFExEAdZFKjKsHGSbqcHi9s.html
Lucia!!! I am practicing the Jewel Song to send to you! I wanted to listen to Sutherland as Marguerite! Oh, my gosh! I listened to Louisa Tetrazzini and Geraldine Ferrar singing the Jewel Song today! And, of course, Maria Callas! She really tempts me to think that I have never heard MUSIC before! Take care, my dear friend! Love, Susan Edit- Lucia, I just listened to Tetrazzini singing the Jewel Song again this morning! She may as well have been drinking a glass of water, as effortless as she sang it! She had SUCH warmth, and such agility! I LOVE her as Marguerite! Take care, my dear friend!
Beautiful! I really love Sutherland as Marguerite! And, the way that you put this together is absolutely masterful! I suppose it is because Charles Dance Erik was my first introduction to POTO, but in all honesty, THIS is the version of the Phantom that is most in my heart! They make him into such, SUCH a beautiful person inside! I am sitting here crying as I watch this! Beautifully done! ...I wanted to tell you something, Lucia! I got a couple of different patterns (for 1 dollar each!) and I think I'm going to make myself a Daughter of the Regiment/Union Civil War Dress! It is going to be expensive and labor intensive! There is no way in this world that I will be able to afford silk taffeta. We are talking roughly 17.5 yards or 16 meters of material! But, I know from my days in summer stock that ladies wore cotton day dresses! ...The pattern could actually be revamped to make a Christine blue Wishing Dress. But, I love the hoop skirt thing! Lol!
Hi dear Susan :) Thank you so so much🥰 How sweet you are! I agree with you. This drama version is really great. I also like the way that this drama was filmed at the real Paris Opera House, not the set, and the excellent cast, and the proper use of opera combination with POTO story. Wow cosplay! That must be wonderful! I don't know much about American dresses during the Civil War, but I remember that the dresses I saw in "Little Women" or "Gone with the Wind" were very beautiful. Susan, do you have tumblr blog? Because I saw many cosplayer and Phan upload their photos at tumblr. If you have tumblr blog, would you mind me to tell your? I want to follow your blog😄
@@fanoftheopera95 I am afraid that I don't have one. But, I feel comfortable enough to start communicating with you via email. Do you have an email address that you could give me? My job communicates with me through email, so I can't put it on the web. But, we can email each other if you wish. 😀
@@fanoftheopera95 Lucia, are you doing okay? I heard the news that N. Korea is angry with the U.S. I have never even asked you which part you are in. Regardless, you and all the people in Asia are in my prayers. Take care, and God bless!
@@pointofnoreturn3103 Thank you Susan^^ I was watching TV, but that news didn't even come up. Because North Korea flies rockets several times per year and has been doing this for almost 70 years. Some Koreans are more afraid of aliens invading the Earth than North Korea's rockets haha. I think 'Kim Jong-un' fired a missile because he was terrified. Like a scared dog barking. Dear Susan, Thank you for your concern and I hope you have a peaceful and happy day too. I hope all the wars on Earth stop too🇺🇦🌿
Same phan video with 1953+1958 Faust recording(Gedda, los Ángeles, Christoff):th-cam.com/video/4llIudugTpk/w-d-xo.html This version has shorter 'Prison scene'(Shorter version is played more often and matches well with the 1990 'Phantom of the Opera'.) And except Jewel Song part, Victoria de los Ángeles is my favorite Marguerite :) + Beverly Sills Par le rang et~ × POTO 1990: th-cam.com/video/vQFy8rmtV38/w-d-xo.html ++ Victoria de los Ángeles, Sutherland...'s 'Il m'aime'(Faust) x POTO video: th-cam.com/video/CiCogRRMV2o/w-d-xo.html * Playlist - Opera × The Phantom of the Opera: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsGxobwIudGb5OJmVvDY7PSo.html * Playlist - Franco Corelli: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsEj3MOTl5X1qEbLJyyc8IyJ.html * Playlist - Charles Gounod: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsFExEAdZFKjKsHGSbqcHi9s.html
0:26 Act 1(Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Faust(Dupouy/T))
1:53 Jewel Song(Marguerite(Sutherland/S/1960))
4:30 Prison Scene (Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Faust(Dupouy/T))
6:04 Ah! C'est la voix du bien-aimé!(= Ah! It is the voice of my beloved!) (Marguerite(Sutherland/S), Faust+The Phantom of the Opera(Corelli/T))
13:55 Final trio (Méphistophélès(Ghiaurov/B), Marguerite(Sutherland/S), Faust(Corelli/T))
17:21 Faust Overture(1958 André Cluytens and Orchestre de l'Opéra National de Paris)
22:17 Cast
22:25 La Fille du Régiment(=The Daughter of the Regiment /Sutherland /Par le rang et par l'opulence/ 1967/Conductor- Richard Bonynge again. He was Sutherland's husband.)
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Jewel Song: From Sutherland's 'The Art of the Prima Donna'(1960) album.
Overture: 1958 André Cluytens and Orchestre de l'Opéra National de Paris.
The rest: 1966 Faust(Studio)
(Conductor- Richard Bonynge / Franco Corelli / Joan Sutherland / Nicolai Ghiaurov / Symphony Orchestra Ambrosian Opera Chorus)
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Cast
Faust: Jean Dupouy(Paris Opera house's Tenor), Franco Corelli(The Phantom of the Opera)
Marguerite + Christine: Joan Sutherland
Méphistophélès + Paris Opera house's Bass-baritone: Nicolai Ghiaurov
* Playlist - Opera × The Phantom of the Opera: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsGxobwIudGb5OJmVvDY7PSo.html
* Playlist - Franco Corelli: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsEj3MOTl5X1qEbLJyyc8IyJ.html
* Playlist - Charles Gounod: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsFExEAdZFKjKsHGSbqcHi9s.html
Love the entire phantom movie! This was a bonus that just keeps giving.
The 1966 Decca recording of FAUST is a classic.
Miscast Corelli in french, Massard only frenchman
Lucia!!! I am practicing the Jewel Song to send to you! I wanted to listen to Sutherland as Marguerite! Oh, my gosh! I listened to Louisa Tetrazzini and Geraldine Ferrar singing the Jewel Song today! And, of course, Maria Callas! She really tempts me to think that I have never heard MUSIC before! Take care, my dear friend! Love, Susan
Edit- Lucia, I just listened to Tetrazzini singing the Jewel Song again this morning! She may as well have been drinking a glass of water, as effortless as she sang it! She had SUCH warmth, and such agility! I LOVE her as Marguerite! Take care, my dear friend!
Beautiful! I really love Sutherland as Marguerite! And, the way that you put this together is absolutely masterful! I suppose it is because Charles Dance Erik was my first introduction to POTO, but in all honesty, THIS is the version of the Phantom that is most in my heart! They make him into such, SUCH a beautiful person inside! I am sitting here crying as I watch this! Beautifully done! ...I wanted to tell you something, Lucia! I got a couple of different patterns (for 1 dollar each!) and I think I'm going to make myself a Daughter of the Regiment/Union Civil War Dress! It is going to be expensive and labor intensive! There is no way in this world that I will be able to afford silk taffeta. We are talking roughly 17.5 yards or 16 meters of material! But, I know from my days in summer stock that ladies wore cotton day dresses! ...The pattern could actually be revamped to make a Christine blue Wishing Dress. But, I love the hoop skirt thing! Lol!
Hi dear Susan :) Thank you so so much🥰 How sweet you are! I agree with you. This drama version is really great. I also like the way that this drama was filmed at the real Paris Opera House, not the set, and the excellent cast, and the proper use of opera combination with POTO story. Wow cosplay! That must be wonderful! I don't know much about American dresses during the Civil War, but I remember that the dresses I saw in "Little Women" or "Gone with the Wind" were very beautiful. Susan, do you have tumblr blog? Because I saw many cosplayer and Phan upload their photos at tumblr. If you have tumblr blog, would you mind me to tell your? I want to follow your blog😄
@@fanoftheopera95 I am afraid that I don't have one. But, I feel comfortable enough to start communicating with you via email. Do you have an email address that you could give me? My job communicates with me through email, so I can't put it on the web. But, we can email each other if you wish. 😀
@@fanoftheopera95 Lucia, are you doing okay? I heard the news that N. Korea is angry with the U.S. I have never even asked you which part you are in. Regardless, you and all the people in Asia are in my prayers. Take care, and God bless!
@@pointofnoreturn3103 Thank you Susan^^ I was watching TV, but that news didn't even come up. Because North Korea flies rockets several times per year and has been doing this for almost 70 years. Some Koreans are more afraid of aliens invading the Earth than North Korea's rockets haha. I think 'Kim Jong-un' fired a missile because he was terrified. Like a scared dog barking. Dear Susan, Thank you for your concern and I hope you have a peaceful and happy day too. I hope all the wars on Earth stop too🇺🇦🌿
@@fanoftheopera95 Please check your email! Love, Susan
Her voice definitely fits the actress a lot better than the original!
Been looking for this song!!!!!
Welcome! :D
Same phan video with 1953+1958 Faust recording(Gedda, los Ángeles, Christoff):th-cam.com/video/4llIudugTpk/w-d-xo.html
This version has shorter 'Prison scene'(Shorter version is played more often and matches well with the 1990 'Phantom of the Opera'.) And except Jewel Song part, Victoria de los Ángeles is my favorite Marguerite :)
+ Beverly Sills Par le rang et~ × POTO 1990: th-cam.com/video/vQFy8rmtV38/w-d-xo.html
++ Victoria de los Ángeles, Sutherland...'s 'Il m'aime'(Faust) x POTO video: th-cam.com/video/CiCogRRMV2o/w-d-xo.html
* Playlist - Opera × The Phantom of the Opera: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsGxobwIudGb5OJmVvDY7PSo.html
* Playlist - Franco Corelli: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsEj3MOTl5X1qEbLJyyc8IyJ.html
* Playlist - Charles Gounod: th-cam.com/play/PLxVjmfb0YlsFExEAdZFKjKsHGSbqcHi9s.html
Sutherland possessed the most beautiful voice God ever gave a human.
No.
Thank you for allowing me to use your 1990 POTO video, Phantom Retrospective 2.0! th-cam.com/video/8f3Hr422BPk/w-d-xo.html