Link: https://youtu.be/aL2VdxseTvE
Me, including a Mozart opera? Never thought youβd see the day did you. But here we are. Don Giovanni is the ultimate womanizer and seducer. While our first villain of the week, Scarpia, wields his power to get sex, the Don is a deceiver and seducer. The beautiful duet 'La ci darem la mano' is the ultimate in malicious seduction. The Don is evil because he knows his power to deceive and uses it.
Iβm going to Vienna the week before Christmas, and I want to catch a performance at the Staatsoper. These are my choices. Not super excited by any of them to be honest-when I saw the offerings, I immediately thought (long and boring), but maybe Iβm wrong. Tempted to see Onegin (ballet) instead.
Which would you choose and why?
Don Giovanni: Musical Direction Philippe Jordan Production Barrie Kosky With Kyle Ketelsen, Ain Anger, Hanna-Elisabeth MΓΌller, Stanislas de Barbeyrac, Kate Lindsey, Philippe Sly, Patricia Nolz, Peter Kellner
Parsifal: Musical Direction Philippe Jordan Inszenierung, BΓΌhne & KostΓΌme Kirill Serebrennikov With Wolfgang Koch, RenΓ© Pape, Brandon Jovanovich, Anja Kampe, Nikolay Sidorenko
Don Carlo: Conductor Franz Welser-MΓΆst Director Daniele Abbado With Ain Anger, Fabio Sartori, Boris Pinkhasovich, Dmitry Ulyanov, Asmik Grigorian, Ekaterina Gubanova
Greetings Everyone!
I've been studying music and classical singing for 6 months. I've had my first music recital (online format).
I am very critique of my own work, therefore it's really important for me to know what I am not doing right and work on it.
Can you hear it and tell me your thoughts on it? Voice, technique, etc...
You can watch it on youtube as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y-XwsVnHZM
https://reddit.com/link/rfg4hh/video/c91thog8eb581/player
hello everyone, i have a question . i know nothing about opera and i need a little help. what does BLAST. mean in opera??? thereβs a video in youtube called don giovaniiβs blast. i want to know what it means. is it a specific part of the music or chapter??? or it is related to opera stuff?? a technique or something??
sorry as i said i know nothing about opera but i really need to know the answer, iβd really appreciate it if anybody could answer
Link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yZIGwxXseI&feature=emb_logo
Libretto:http://www.murashev.com/opera/Don_Giovanni_libretto_Italian_English
This performance presages the opera scene of the early 2000's with Simon Keenlyside as Don Giovanni, Bryn Terfel as Leporello, and Ildebrando d'Arcangelo as Masetto. The Commendatore, however, is very much a veteran of the stage.
Itβs been 2 months and I canβt stop listing to the don Giovanni dead commander opera sceneβ¦ am I crazy? Be fr
I've been studying for the conservatory opera auditions and exams for 10 months now. And I unfortunately did not get accepted to the conservatory this year! I believe the reason why was mainly my diction at speaking, my excitement, my lack of control over my stress, some knowledge I lacked at the opera culture examination I took and my articulation... But also that may be because they only get 5-6 people among the participators, and a large majority of the students that auditioned for the same programme that I auditioned for was above my age. Some was 19, some was 20 and some was 21 and I was only 17 (almost 18) at that time. :) So this was my first year while the others' second or third year... And as one might expect, the others were more trained and experienced than me. And also there is that thing about the voice that it starts to mature hardly at 19 or 20.
But I will study another year and I hopefully will get accepted next year. π
I wanted to share a link of a recording of mine, studying for the auditions with a correpetition teacher, on the aria "Vedrai Carino" from "Don Giovanni" by Mozart. I know that is a big aria for a beginner as myself, but my teacher believed that I had the "capacity" to sing and audition with this aria. I obviously have mistakes, and so many articulation problems :') but still, I wanted to ask your honest opinions about that. I really want to improve myself, so, If you could take your time to listen to that recording and share your thoughts about it, I would really appreciate it. Anything matters.
Thank you. ππ
Greetings Everyone!
I've been studying music and classical singing for 6 months. I've had my first music recital (online format).
I am very critique of my own work, therefore it's really important for me to know what I am not doing right and work on it.
Can you hear it and tell me your thoughts on it? Voice, technique, etc...
You can watch it on youtube as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y-XwsVnHZM
https://reddit.com/link/rff0dg/video/v4wctjli3b581/player
