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Purcell - Dido's lament - Emma Kirkby

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From Dido and Aeneas.
When I am laid in earth
english soprano/soprano inglesa (n. 1949)

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Well then I guess ... ( 3 months ago by fleuurdw)

Well then I guess my singing teacher must be wrong ;)

Why did everyone ... ( 3 months ago by fleuurdw)

Why did everyone put negative points on my comment? I'm sorry, I was under the impression that mezzos were the most common type of feminine voice as it takes years and years to reach all the notes a soprano can, and guys, mezzo is short for mezzo-soprano so you're just a little lower than a soprano. Most girls without musical training would not be able to reach soprano notes. I have *temporarily* categorised myself as a mezzo as my teacher and my aunt, both professionals, said I probably was.

Wow - this is ... ( 3 months ago by sexiibisnitch)

Wow - this is definately much different than Iva Bittova's version.
I love it.

I can understand ... ( 2 months ago by Grandtenore)

I can understand why many find this devoid of emotion or boring. I think we may be used to a slightly "romanticized" rendering of this...which I myself happen to LOVE lol (e.g. Jessye and Leontyne). However, this is Baroque music and if we adjust our periodic sensibilities, I think we find that this is just as moving and sensitive.

I am a ... ( 2 months ago by woeistree)

I am a mezzo-soprano because the colour of my voice is a lot richer and heavier than a soprano voice, and unless that changes I will still be a mezzo, regardless of my range. So it's not just the notes you can hit that determine your voice type you see? :)

Please, dont' show ... ( 2 months ago by ratoci)

Please, dont' show onl voice line. This music is made by two lines, canto and bassus.
thanks

I know, but in that ... ( 2 months ago by margotlorena)

I know, but in that case it would take me twice the amount of time needed to make the video

Margotlorena, thank ... ( 2 months ago by KasiaGliwski)

Margotlorena, thank you very very much for the vid and for puting the partiture. The song and the singer are both amazing.

Ah dammit... Last ... ( 1 month ago by FUZZYisBIG)

Ah dammit... Last year's IB music had Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra and we get stuck with this dying cat.

Well, I don't think ... ( 1 month ago by laraineannebarker)

Well, I don't think Dido's Lament is "too big" for Emma Kirkby's voice. Anyone would think she was trying to sing Wagner! And it sure is lovely not to hear the wobbly vibrato so common among today's singers. Emma must be nearly sixty now; why aren't more singers following her lead?

David Vickers puts ... ( 1 month ago by laraineannebarker)

David Vickers puts it perfectly: "Those enamoured of opulent voices may wonder why Emma Kirkby is the undisputed first lady of early music, but Dacapos 1996 anthology of Buxtehudes music for solo voice and instruments (reissued by Naxos) captures much of what makes her so special: she has acute awareness of dance forms in her delivery of rhythms (even in slower music), a crystal-clear tone, superb agility in quick passages, and a marvellous sense of rhetorical communication." 'nuf said!

Thank you for ... ( 1 month ago by laraineannebarker)

Thank you for putting it here. I didn't mind only the voice line showing. I can't read more than one line of music at once anyway. Er, strictly speaking I can't even do that. :-)

It´s so beautiful, ... ( 1 month ago by DEREITLESNOPPE)

It´s so beautiful, I got to cry every time. This is the song for my funeral

Maravillosa ... ( 1 month ago by debartzen)

Maravillosa interpretación de tan honda y sentida aria.

Agreeagreeagree! ( 1 month ago by Sinsouk)

Agreeagreeagree!

Gorgeous, but it ... ( 1 month ago by ladywithtime)

Gorgeous, but it was a bit of a shocker the way that final chord was cut short!

この歌、大好きです。時々、練習 ... ( 1 month ago by MOMOSANkO)

この歌、大好きです。時々、練習しているので嬉しいです。有難うございます。

I think this piece ... ( 1 month ago by barontallis)

I think this piece benefits from a much lighter touch than later opera. Frankly, it's a breath of fresh air to understand the words, hear only minimal vibrato, and feel like Dido herself is not an obese valkyrie.

You´re absolutely ... ( 1 month ago by DEREITLESNOPPE)

You´re absolutely right, I especially like the version of Kirkby

Absolutely right. ... ( 1 month ago by Outpost206)

Absolutely right. I'm definitely on the "tone the fucking vibrato down" train. I wish this were a cleaner recording though... anybody have one?

Hi, nice to meet ... ( 1 month ago by DEREITLESNOPPE)

Hi, nice to meet you here, I told you, this version ist the best!
And the version of Ann Sophie von Otter.

technically she is ... ( 1 month ago by elyssarenee)

technically she is a beautiful singer. but i don't feel anything when i listen to her sing this aria the way i do when i hear jessye norman or janet baker sing it.

"obese valkyrie", ... ( 2 weeks ago by simariato)

"obese valkyrie", too much strongs words against a beautyful legend!

Clean up the ... ( 1 week ago by Jitpring)

Clean up the language.

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