Where is the music from? And if this is from the Opera, what act?

Why are the people at the front waiting to waive their scarves? Why do they do it all at the same time? And why do they do it at all?

This is not the final scene.....

Musique sublime !!! Extrait bien trop bref !!!

What an excellent staging! Not really a chorus. I have seen it described as a septet. What a joy for the audience.

Where can I get the full video

Лучшая постановка Веселой вдовы

Credo che la morte di Carmen, rappresentata da Elina, sia molto ben recitata, tanto da trasmettere anche le emozioni di Carmen: tristezza e rassegnazione.

Lui assomiglia a William Worton del film Il miglio verde

I like how Carmen's all "Do what you need to do man, I really don't care"😎

I wish this performance of Il Trovatore was available on DVD. I've only seen clips of it. I'd love to see it in its entirety.

本物のステージはすごい、日本では不可能だ、振り付け、ダンサー、演出、すべて、超一級、ありがとうございました。

Why is this incomplete

Disaster. Period.

Who the hell is Turandot? Absolutely appalling. She would have barely made the chorus before opera deteriorated to this low standard of singing.

I remember hearing this. She brought so much power to this role, it was great. Brownlee was 👌🏽 chef’s kiss.

Can we agree the real star here are the magnificent sets…I mean, MY GOD!

Does anyone know the name of the actor who represents Papagueno?

What's the name of the song the chorus sings in the background?

0:46, no mai nessun m'avrà

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I attended this matinee performance too. After seeing 300+ opera performances onstage, I was in shock - “Where has Les Troyens been all my life??” Arguably in the top 10 opera masterpieces. And I loved this performance. Susan Graham and Bryan Hymel were heroic, and Deborah Voigt was damn good in a role not readily associated with her.

Wow! I have been looking for this Francesca with Westbroek & Giordani. I usually record the telecasts from PBS, and I thought I recorded this too, but apparently I didn’t. Do you have any more sections from this performance?

Grandioso

برافو شرم الشيخ نبوس

Callas Wannabee... nope. Worse chest voice. Corny and Clowny.

This is so far the best and most fun Performance of the Walkürenritt I've seen. Wonderful. I love the Met.

omg this video cut off the best line at the end!! He sings "let them arrest me. The man who killed you, Carmen, MY LOVE!!!" Should have been left in this clip. Oh well.

Awful, it's impossible to listen to

Idiotic stage blocking by the director left the singer unable to be her best at the end. Shame

They are some strapping valkyries.

Isabel Leonard is extraordinary

Elmer Foot. 'Kill the wapet'. Is where I first time heard this as a kid

The incomparable Rene. Who can hear this without a "stab" but no blood or punches!

Totalement incompréhensible !!!

It must all be over because the fat ladies have sung!

I like the coreography in this interpretation, alongside the overall WWI aesthetic.

Epic and belic, as the Nazis liked it. Me too! Music is NOT politics, it's Art!

The emotion will kill me💔

I wish I could have been there in person! So awesome!

Eight sopranos on the stage at one time with a full orchestra, singing Wagner - nothing better.

That is absolutely horrible, total waste of perfectly good music.

1. What is Lohengrin's only weakness? 2. What is the real reason Telramund went to kill Lohengrin in the third act? 3. For what reason did Lohengrin have to marry Elsa? 4. When was the duel between Lohengrin and Telramund? 5. If it is said that Lohengrin's victory in the fight is based on "God's judgment", then what is "God's judgment" based on? 6. Why does Ortrud think that Elsa will suffer her own consequences? 7. Lohengrin can refuse anyone's question, but why can't he refuse Elsa? 8. Where does Lohengrin's divine power come from? Where does the power to keep a secret come from? 9. Lohengrin accused Elsa of betrayal because of being bewitched, so what specific aspects of Elsa's bewitching are manifested? 10. What is the only reward that Lohengrin is willing to sacrifice for Elsa?

Pero esta mujer es fantástica y no la había oído nunca. Tal vez mejor como actriz (con su voz, se entiende) que como soprano, pero vale tanto uno como lo otro

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He doesn't feel character at all.

The ladies seem to be having a good time. I guess this is as close as you can get to having them ride real horses.

The English subtitles seem to be a bit off. At 2:09, "e la piu preciosa" is translated as "not the most precious one". Minor point. OK, it's quite nice. The baritone is awfully woolly, but not dreadfully so. It's boring. Sorry to all you who love it: I don't get it. The notes are all there, but where's the emotion? Gobbi didn't have the "Scarpia voice", but he was the best Scarpia by miles. Just my flawed opinion: you'll doubtless have your favourite, and we're all right.

Thx a lot. Where can I watch the full version in HD?

Painful to listen to.