Das ist wahre Größe von Wladimir Wladimirowitsch. Ich selbst habe auch eine Abneigung. Und es hat mich seinerzeit sehr gestört, die Sache mit dem Hund. Das werden Hundebesitzer nie verstehen, dass jeder andere unbekannte Mensch z.T. panische Angst vor Hunden haben könnte. Nun hat er sich entschuldigt und gut.

I love the timbre of her voice.

Тут нужен мощный баритон , а не лирический элегантный . Не его роль.

What opera is this?

Very inventive and powerful!

Callas & Filippeschi 1954 Scala, dir. Serafin.

This is absolutely delightful.

No microphone or technology, just pure acoustics and talent - what a powerful voice. Amazing performance. 🤣

Even for a semi-staged, the choir with heads stuck in score is....boring. Even some generic hand movements would have livened things up

I've liked and admired Terfel for a very long time, but I don't think he's a charismatic lead. He's really really good in supporting roles (especially Strauss), but I don't get the Dutchman's charisma

so bad....

Miss you Al x

I often wonder how much "Holländer" found its way into Gilbert and Sullivan's Savoy Operas. The stylistic similarities are striking.

Sings like a lumberjack

Must have sounded like a CANNON in that house. This was the 2nd biggest voice I’ve ever heard in person. Here he’s absolutely roaring!

Grange Pork Opera?

We never did get to find out why the Graf had four strings! I'm guessing it was to reinforce the keys in order to support Beethoven's muscular style. All I can say is bring back Alec Cobbe for his own series!

Just to remind every body this guy was Muslim. No need to bring this jewish nonsense to his grave !

Terrific production. William Dazeley is clearly enjoying his role as Schicchi. He is perfect in it.

I could listen to Bryn sing Falstaff forever . . .

No , no ,no he is not a Verdi baitone and he overacts.Bastianini and Cappucilli.

he makes the song so fun to listen to.😊

Why Nurenburg brief clip ?

Beautiful piece, im going to Rome soon and cannot wait to see it. Thanks for the video.

Wonderful performances thank you!

Amazing guys ❤

Gorgeous voice and fabulous actor but Verdi repertoire is too heavy for his lyric baritone and he pushes and has unfortunately now developed a wobble.

Look at ewe go !

I had this too I have a music teacher named mr robins

Wunderbar!❤

Einfach fantastisch!❤

Esta ópera é a mais sensacional do repertório verdiano. O grande compositor deu a volta por cima a partir de Otelo e fechou com chave de ouro que é esta obra prima. Maravilha. Não canso de ouvir esse primeiro ato. Magistral. E parabéns para Arrigo Boito, o libretista, com inteligente condução do sentido shakesperiano.

Bryn with a thread of a voice - sad. He should have sung the Dutchman when he was 30. Listen to his earliest recordings and remember that voice.

Why on earth is this sung in English?

16:20 1-2 32:45 2-1 마지막 연습: 44:34

1:44:40

Bloody hell. We're singing that next year, in Adelaide. Think i've got a lot of work to do??

Poor Erik..😢 And wonderful tenor!👏👏👏

Fantastic

The Juergen Klopp of opera singers

I don't care about (I didn't even notice) anything other than the music in this clip and I don't care about the lousy acoustic - it looks and sounds great! I love it. It just puts a big fat smile on my face. It's inspiring. I need to get tickets asap

The first time I see a choir with the score in their hands on the stage. Really odd. Are they unable to learn the score by heart?

Nice to see this, despite the dreadful acoustic. But why not move all the clutter on the stage - music stands and bloody huge rucksack - before filming it?

32:45 2

Wobbly white toned lyric.

Bruttissimo!!!

My grandad was a lifelong penpal and friend of Gascoigne, he met him in 1952 in the army during their national service, with my grandad serving three years and Gascoigne two years. They kept each other's addresses and wrote to each other and sent Christmas cards ever since their army days ended until December 2021! Despite that they only ever met in person again once in the late 1980s, when Gascoigne invited my grandad and grandmother around his Richmond home for dinner, with a Thames view. My grandad recalls getting a hug from him and saying how much it meant to him for keeping in touch since their youth. Now 89 nearly, it was a sad loss for him to hear of his passing.

My grandad was a lifelong penpal and friend of Gascoigne, he met him in 1952 in the army during their national service, with my grandad serving three years and Gascoigne two years. They kept each other's addresses and wrote to each other and sent Christmas cards ever since their army days ended until December 2021! Despite that they only ever met in person again once in the late 1980s, when Gascoigne invited my grandad and grandmother around his Richmond home for dinner, with a Thames view. My grandad recalls getting a hug from him and saying how much it meant to him for keeping in touch since their youth. Now 89 nearly, it was a sad loss for him to hear of his passing.

How long do you expect that felt roof to last? I have come to the conclusion that felt roofs are just asking for trouble within a decade.

Bryan’s absolutely at the top of his profession, a great ambassador for Wales and if you’re fortunate to get to meet him he’s a really lovely man.