Edith Mathis - W.A. Mozart "Exsultate, jubilate" (Part l) Allegro

[@Pera1904]

Unbelieveable Edith Mathis! This has been one of my favorite recordings of all classical music for thirty years: I hope the younger generation learns to appreciate such art!

[@evewiemer]

"The morning" from Phillipp Otto Runge is one of my favored paintings and I visit it often in the "Hamburger Kunsthalle". The light and beautiful voice of Edith Mathis is wonderful with the paintings together.

[@younglemeshevist]

Truely mozartean style and a beautiful voice. The video is fantastic as always

[@retiredsk8tr1953]

Thank you for this post. I have always enjoyed Mathis' singing. I had this LP years ago. I wondered why she took the lower ending in the last movement, but still loved it. I only met her once briefly at the 92st Y in NYC. She was gracious and patient with the crowd after the reccital. I believe the Exsultate was written for an Italian castrato.

[@Shabannie]

The music is beautiful! The art is interesting too.

[@marie-armelle458]

belle cadence finale très virtuose

[@acerb4566]

Was this produced before 1745? if so, then Charles Edward Stuart himself could have heard it!

[@vivegedda]

Great soprano singing. Unfortunately,no man can sing as well as a girl singing well

[@benroo89]

That is not true.