Turandot: 3 Riddles of Turandot with lyrics - Marton/Domingo/Cuenod - MET OPERA - Levine/Zeffirelli
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- Giacomo Puccini
TURANDOT
Dramma lirico in tre atti e cinque quadri
Libretto: Giuseppe Adami & Renato Simoni
3 Riddles of Turandot with lyrics
0:00 Straniero, ascolta!
2:38 Guizza al pari di fiamma
5:00 Gelo che ti dà foco
8:46 Figlio del cielo!
11:46 Tre enigmi m'hai proposto!
13:43 Ai tuoi piedi ci prostriam
La Principessa Turandot - EVA MARTON
Liu - LEONA MITCHELL
Il Principe Ignoto (Calaf) - PLACIDO DOMINGO
Timur - PAUL PLISHKA
L'Imperatore Altoum - HUGUES CUENOD
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA
Conductor JAMES LEVINE
Directed by FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI
The MET OPERA Live in April 1987
Watch Playlist Turandot - MET OPERA - Marton/Domingo/Mitchell - Levine/Zeffirelli: • Turandot - MET OPERA -... - เพลง
Singing right, acting well, being what they sing, respecting the composer, making thé show that was Opéra !!! Such a wonderfull exemple of what WE had. Thank you my god for these Amazing years and thank you to all these huge singers and their commitment to the music.
EVA MARTON s color of voice is so distinct and beautiful. especially for a dramatic soprano. one of my fave voices of all time.
Eva Marton, great Turandot. A powerful and pleasant voice.
Does anyone else love how the Emperor's voice sounds?
The costumes look fantastic. It may not be 100 percent accurate but effort wins me over ❤❤ Along with the music :)
I wonder if anyone who loves Turandot has seen the Curse Of Turandot because i always listen to the music while watching it ^^
Long time I haven't heard Eva, another good voice. And the scenic set up has nothing to do with the actual crap, with scenic directors that are destroying what opera is all about...I don't want to say nothing else. Thanks for posting this, it was nice to see Eva again, it's been long.
Domigo qui è bravissimo! Indovina tutti gli enigmi!
Wonderful! incredibly moving, and true.
a favorite opera of mine.
I absolutely love this performance. This production. I've been watching on Met On Demand and I just keep watching it over and over. I'm new to opera and this is the most exciting one I've seen so far. I love opera critics/fans too lol. You guys are picky as can be. No matter how good you think somebody is somebody dislikes them. But I love it!
Many thanks for the subtitles! They really make a difference to the impact.
Sublime distribution et la mise en scène de Mr Zeffirelli est à tout jamais splendide !!!
Je ne regarde plus jamais un opéra filmé. Voir la pauvre Angela Gheorghiu devoir se rouler par terre pour rendre sensible blah blah blah non merci. Je suis sans aucun doute un vieux con mais Zefirelli est un maître jamais surpassé. Quant au fait que lorsque vous lisez un programme c'est tout juste si le nom du "metteur en scène" apparaît en 20 comparé au nom de "mecs" qui a composé l'opéra genre Verdi écrit en 12... alors les artistes c'est quand on y pense et qu'il reste de la place.
@@PierreAelred Je ne sais pas pourquoi vous parlez d'Angela Gheorghiu qui ne figure pas dans cette distribution ! Pour le reste je suis d'accord, le compositeur reste le seul génie de son œuvre; le metteur en scène, les chanteurs, le Chef d'orchestre ne sont là que pour le servir au mieux ce qui n'est malheureusement pas le cas en ce moment !!!
@@rosy3385 J'en parle de manière générale parce qu'elle m'est venue à l'esprit quand je pense aux réactions contre cette manie actuelle de "réécrire" les opéras. Le tristan à venir à Lille se déroule dans un décor de (je ne sais vraiment pas trop) ? papier recyclé ? grisâtre dans lequel le metteur en scène a intégré des phrases en français dignes de l'almanach Vermot... à côté de cela un atelier porte sur l'amour courtois... Cela n'aurait pas été plus simple de s'en tenir à une belle mise en scène mettant l'amour courtois en images ? Plutôt que d'envoyer les auditeurs apprendre ce qu'est l'amour courtois... après les avoir déprimé devant un décor indigeste ?
@@PierreAelred je suis vraiment d'accord ! Belle soirée
Vocally Domingo and Marton could do better than they do here, but the acting is beyond perfect, and the splendor of the sets, costumes and staging is breathtaking.
You have to keep in mind that sound recording was quite an issue... and it's still is.
@@PierreAelred And it's Live Recording!!! Not a studio, which was made in 1987
In agreement. R u a critic?.
And OMG The luscious costumes and costumes! Is it Zeferelis producting
@@johninman7545 Luxurious?
Martonissima!!!❤❤❤❤
Beautiful!!
So good!!!!!!
I attended one of these Met performances. Of course, we all know the genius Domingo. But Eva Marton (I had seen her already in Frau ohne Schatten) put out such a tsunami of sound, I never heard such a thing before; not even from Gwyneth Jones or Birgit Nilsson. But her peak didn’t last long. Within a few years, she could only sing triple-forte. The production itself is an incredible fantasy, an orgy for the eyes!
I was able to see Marton sing Turandot a few years later in San Francisco. Not quite as powerful vocally, but a presence on the stage.
Domingo..unrivalled! As Zubin Mehta said: "Even Caruso did not reach Domingo's heights".
Lei e Metha avete voglia di scherzare!!! Domingo meglio di Caruso😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂che battuta !!!
Domingo is a one big joke
@@omarsomehow69 sono d'accordo! Grazie
Tell it to Zubin Mehta, Birgit Nilsson, James Levine, Gwyneth Jones and others.
Buona notteeeeee!!!
❤❤❤
Old school staging, modern singing. All you have to do is to turn off the sound and listen to an old school recording while watching this video.
What year is this recording from please?
April 1987
Marton is OK but Nilsson was TURANDOT!!
Domingo is no Calaf
Who is he?
He should be Altoum. Shame to that baritone@@arxmusic
@@user-wr4mg3me9x There was a some project "Three Tenors". You've heard something about this? Did Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras get there by mistake or was the project named incorrectly? Maybe it should have been called "Three Baritones"? 😉
@@arxmusic it was during Domingo's era when opera focused on marketing whilst sort of departed from focusing on true talents. Remember this baritone singing Trovatore? He marketed himself through the New York Times that he'll be singing Trovatore without high notes and it was a disaster. Marketing just bolstered his confidence in singing repertoires which are out of his range. Perhaps a "good" example is this production itself. In gli'enigmi SOoooono tre uno la vita, it was loud and clear that this baritone cracks. A characteristic he maintained right from the beginning of his career even from his audition as a "tenor". Shame.
@@user-wr4mg3me9x Albert Camus has a very interesting essay on this topic - “The Myth of Sisyphus”👍