Amarilli Nizza as Giorgetta in Puccini's "Il Tabarro"

[@lorik_shat]

Tremendous execution! Bravissimo! Thank you! Splendor! 💗💗💗💗💗

[@hboeckenkroeger]

Wundervoll gesungen, vom Trittico neben suor angelica das beste

[@markpettis2896]

Amarilla Nizza 👏👏👏👏👏 for you and you're Giorgetta. this is my favorite KZbin IL Tabarro and I can enjoy it anytime because you posted it . molto grazie

[@angelonardella9771]

Amarilli Nizza, eccellentissima Giorgetta del capolavoro Pucciniano. Bravissimi anche gli altri cantanti e l'orchestra. Nel complesso, un'ottima rappresentazione.

[@60bui]

Bravissime Giorgetta e la Frugola, bravi tutti gli uomini, anche divertenti dove necessario, ma la meraviglia delle atmosfere pucciniane, richiamano molto Ravel e, soprattutto, Debussy, l'introduzione orchestrale sembra tutto tranne Puccini, ed è proprio questa la caretteristica che rende 'Il Tabarro' originalissimo, l'atmosfera francese, il fiume, insomma Parigi, ma vissuta da un italiano che, nella sua grandezza, riesce ad impressionare in ogni pagina!!!

[@ricardoroldan5556]

Bravissimo!!!!.....Excelentes los cantantes, la orquesta y la puesta en escena. Todo perfecto.

[@silmoon466]

My first, and best Puccini opera! Even Puccini was not a composer with verismo, I love its realistic musical effects and serious storyline. Also I love your stage acting! It completely fits with the line! Actually I'm studying Italian and have a libretto with my professor's translations so I can hear some lines, but I'm sorry I still can't speak fluently. But this video is really helpful for learning the language!

[@GiuseppeSilipo]

Meravigliosa Opera...la mia preferita

[@germanquintero10121946]

MARAVILLOSA

[@luciococeani1547]

Such a masterpiece!

[@luizflavioskinner8723]

Brava Amarilli! Bela ...nostaaaaalgia!😁

[@leemartinez1203]

Bravíssimaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@arlenerandazzo6570]

Love the tenor also, where is he today?

[@ivanfeomusica]

Despartalletante. En mi infinita ignorancia, Porreta me deja boquiabierto. Gracias.

[@Dylonely_9274]

Indisputable beauty.

[@andreabrunori5724]

Amarilli Nizza ❤

[@Bacchusmbt]

That was the BIGGEST high C in "È ben altro il mio sogno!" BRAVAAAA!!

[@TenoreMr]

Where at?

[@angusmcrandy]

Michele, a barge owner: Alberto Mastromarino, baritone Giorgetta, his wife: Amarilli Nizza, soprano Luigi a stevedore: Frank Porretta, tenor Tinca, a stevedore: Nicola Pamio, tenor Talpa, a stevedore: Filippo Polinelli, bass Frugola, his wife: Lorena Scarlata Rizzo, mezzo soprano Song Seller: Domenico Ghegghi, tenor Two lovers: Pietro Luppina, tenor; Maria Luisa Amodeo, soprano Place: A barge on the Seine in Paris. Time: 1910. It is close to sunset in Paris, and the stevedores work unloading Michele's barge. Giorgetta, Michele's wife, asks her husband if she can bring wine to the workers. He agrees but does not join them because she refuses his kiss. The stevedores start dancing to the music of a nearby organ grinder and one of them steps on Giorgetta's foot. Luigi, a stevedore, dances with her, and it is evident that there is something between them. Upon hearing of Michele's return the stevedores' gathering breaks up. Work is getting scarce and Giorgetta and Michele discuss which of the stevedores should be dismissed; she prefers that it be anyone other than Luigi despite him being Michele's first choice. Soon the conversation turns into a fight. La Frugola enters, looking for Talpa, her husband and one of the stevedores. She shows everyone the fruits of her scavenging in Paris and scolds the men for their drinking. Luigi laments his lot in life, and La Frugola sings of her wish to one day buy a house in the country where she and her husband can retire. Giorgetta and Luigi sing a duet about the town where they were both born. The stevedores depart except for Luigi, who asks Michele to dismiss him and let him off in Rouen, but Michele convinces him against this, saying there is not enough work in Rouen. When they are alone, Giorgetta asks Luigi why he requested to be dismissed; the pair acknowledge their love. They plan to meet later that evening upon the signal of a match being lit on board. By now Luigi seems determined to kill Michele and flee with Giorgetta. Michele later reminisces with Giorgetta of the days before their child died and how he could cover the two of them under his cloak. He is distressed about being twice her age; she comforts him but she still will not kiss him, and goes off. Michele wonders aloud if Giorgetta is still faithful to him and ponders who might have changed her so much. He reviews the list of men who have shared in their lives but dismisses each of them as improbable. Michele lights his pipe and Luigi, seeing it from afar, thinks that it is Giorgetta's signal. He returns to the barge and is confronted by Michele. In the ensuing fight, Michele gets the upper hand and forces Luigi to confess his affair before killing him and hiding the body under his cloak. Giorgetta returns to the barge, feigning remorse, and Michele opens wide the cloak to reveal her dead lover.

[@jolantabosiuk7562]

Jak bardzo trzeba kochać muzykę,śpiewaków,operę...poznać wartość miłości wyrażonej w miłości do muzyki

[@annamariacesarini1806]

Voglio il Tabarro di Del .Monaco

[@carlosradiceoficial]

Bella voce, buon canto amarilli, brava,

[@Tkimba2]

Ma dove???

[@tomberbers]

Posiblemente las opera mas original, inovadora de pucccini, esta version me ha gustado mucho, la puesta en escena oscura y tertrica como la historia, la direcion orquestal muy buena, los cantante smuy centrados, una gran represnetacion

[@BIGDANY1000]

Amarilli bravissima , non ho mai sentito emettere degli acuti con quella facilità ed espressione, veramente brava

[@edhunley]

Good performance. It would be nice to give credit to the other singers as well by posting their names.

[@angusmcrandy]

See my post above.

[@AydarAkhmady]

Did I just hear at 11:51 a reference to Mimi's Aria "Si, mi chiamano Mimi"?

[@MisterSoprano]

Probably yes, as more as you listen to someone's opus, the more you'll see its one music, cut into several operas ;)

[@yohangouraantoni3903]

si, por que estan hablando de la historia de mimi¡¡

[@robertoneuburger7441]

it´s a necessary citation since the text which is sung is about "the story of Mimi". Likewise, in "La Rondine" you may hear Puccini citing Richard Strauss as Magda asks Prunier if his girl friend Lisette is his "Salome"

[@jean-marcevans1439]

Yes you did. Puccini is quoting himself.

[@Dylonely_9274]

Indeed !

[@markpettis2896]

Amarilli Nizza I misspelled your name. please accept my humble apology I wish I could go back and correct it in the message I sent you 😢

[@marziocavallucci3831]

Grande la soprano Nizza, brava anche la Frugole (quanta tenerezza mi fa). Tutto meraviglioso l'orchestra, le voci, peccato quella tetra regia. Puccini sei la mia passione!!!!!!

[@giudiciadanna4550]

Marzio Cavallucci, tu le grandi non le conosci.Grande era la Petrella, la Olivero, Leontyne Price, la Scotto. Qua' siamo di molto bassa routine.

[@markpettis2896]

Amarilli Nizza I misspelled your name. please accept my humble apology I wish I could go back and correct it in the message I sent you

[@edhunley]

You can correct it. Click on the three dots to the right of your comment. Then click edit. Make your changes and click save.

[@TimothyJonSarris]

Mastromarino è stato inaspettatamente bravo.

[@vyacheslavkirilyuk4238]

Chi e luiggi?

[@angusmcrandy]

Frank Porretta, see my comment above for the rest of the cast.

[@tenormartinmuehle]

Bravi!!! il tenore chi è?

[@giando5564]

C'è scritto nei titoli di coda :D

[@vueloimaginario]

Idea mía o el público es frío para aplaudir. Por lo general al término de uná representación, los teatros casi se vienen abajo con los aplausos, golpes en el suelo, los "bravo", etc. Acá no noté entusiasmo al final por parte del respetable.

[@johndlabella]

Her voice is already falling apart. Wobbly middle no lower register. No center to the sound except some at forte. More poor casting

[@yohangouraantoni3903]

esa soprano no me puede gustar tiene una voz fea y tosca.... Amarilli Nizza cantas muy feo¡¡¡¡¡

[@Dylonely_9274]

41:25

[@Dylonely_9274]

36:57