Masterclasses of Teresa BERGANZA - part 3

[@halianita]

bella voz!!!! con un timbre precioso y muy dulce. gracias maestra por regalarnos tantos conocimientos.

[@flavioscorner]

@malbertmacl Yes - it's the B-Part of "V'adoro pupille" - the recording is evidently cut somewhere after the start of the masterclass :)

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

senesino83 this is her whole part of it though, she just starts from the B section in the interests of time so they can work on the da capo part. It's pretty common in masterclass settings.

[@malbertmacl]

@lindsaydenman the first words she sings seem to be 'pietose vi brama'

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

malbertmacl because she starts from the B section of the Aria. But it's true that the piece is V'adoro pupille from Giulio Cesare.

[@OscarGraumusico]

La soprano tiene una hermosa voz...

[@bodiloto]

+Oscar Grau questa ragazzina canta con tecnica scarsa. la tua Dea non dice nulla. non parla del lato artistico,dell'appoggio e la maschera ancora meno. e per dirla tutta la tua Dea in questo video ha una voce poco bella... questa giovane creatura canta malissimo e la tua Dea dice: - Tres bien,bravo ! - Formidable,brava! no comment.

[@Alexmeister25]

Tienes razón y pensé lo mismo que tu... " Hermosa voz " 😀

[@mavickymico]

La aria se llama v'adoro pupille de la opera de Haendel Giulio Cesare..

[@Miyoshi186]

he cantado esta aria pero tengo que mejorarla ...me encanta

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Actually this is apart of the actual aria "V'adoro pupille".

[@JuliaSOPRANO]

Coulde somebody translate what T.Berganza told about high position in singing?

[@lenagigantes7179]

utube just in time by John bavas

[@vpo2g2]

Decent voice, first rate rack.

[@lindsaydenman]

Isn't this aria called "V'adoro pupille?"

[@tenorino89]

Yes

[@amarantaviera]

@g4thz @Roe27Ger First of all, she's probably nervous as hell to be singing for Teresa Berganza. I know I would. I think you're both missing the forest for the trees. She has a lovely instrument but lacks the technique to support the sound. There's no legato, and the fact that she attacks many of the notes/phrases with a straight tone then thunks into a quavery vibrato shows she's not ready to sing this stuff. Her vowels are also not pure, so the color of the language is off, too.

[@idraote]

This soprano is technically very green and Haendel's music has no mercy with uncouth voices: she does the aria because she's "natural" but with every note one thinks how much better the same note could have been sung. Not to mention the awful pronunciation: one cannot understand a single word. Ms Berganza shouldn't have chosen this one eve n because she doesn't really pay attention to her suggestions

[@flob9600]

she was debuting ... she is now a wonderful singer and was nominated in France for the "victories of classical music" in 2008