Giovanni Paisiello, Nel cor più non mi sento

Giovanni Paisiello, “Nel cor più non mi sento,” from La molinara, arranged by Giacomo Gotifredo Ferrari. From Nel cor più non mi sento, As sung in the opera of Il Fanatico per la musica, by Mad. Catalani with her own variations (London: Kelly, [c.1810]).
(VOICE AND PIANO) Lorna Anderson, soprano; David McGuinness, piano
Square piano by Thomas Preston, c. 1820
Concerto Caledonia, directed by David McGuinness
Produced in collaboration with Sydney Living Museums for the 'Songs of Home' Exhibition.
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Project directors
Jeanice Brooks
David McGuinness
Produced by the Royal College of Music Studios
Filmed at Dalkeith Palace, Midlothian, Scotland, with generous support from the Arts and Humanities Research Council of Great Britain, the University of Southampton, the University of Glasgow, and Sydney Living Museums.

[@TrapisteEric]

I hope everyone realizes how hard this is to do and how easy she makes this look. What a musician, and without letting any of this difficult technique get in the way. Musicianship at its finest, just perfection! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with all of us. And the pianist is pristine, and so supportive. That's all you can ever ask for in an accompaniment. Bravé!!

[@musicathome2523]

Radiance through the 'appearance' of simplicity!

[@johnhithersay2954]

Beautiful. Perfect diction and just the right speed to let me hear all the notes

[@alanyoung448]

Lovely singing, even and flexible . lovely clear tone and winning manner.

[@francescoehelenasessaneto8345]

Veramente perfetto.

[@manuelamartinetti8216]

Bravissima! Pronuncia perfetta!

[@freyadita3067]

Maravillosooooo!!!!!

[@renatacesario8789]

Delicata,soave,brava✨😃⭐⭐⭐✨👍🎼🎶🎶🎶✨

[@cantoemusica9833]

Excellent interpretation. It was exactly what I was looking for in that Song.

[@singsongeric]

Brilliant!!!

[@Saradragon120]

Nel cor più non mi sento Brillar la gioventù; Cagion del mio tormento, Amor, sei colpa tu. Mi pizzichi, mi stuzzichi, Mi pungichi, mi mastichi; Che cosa è Questo ahimè? Pietà, pietà, pietà! Amore è un certo che, Che disperar mi fa. (3x)

[@ashtarsheran2009]

Bellísima!!

[@yasminvega9899]

Nel cor più non mi sento brillar la gioventù; cagion del mio tormento, amor, sei colpa tu. Mi pizzichi, mi stuzzichi, mi pungichi, mi mastichi, che cosa è qesto ahimè? pietà, pietà, pietà! amore è un certo che, che disperar mi fa!

[@Beatles5]

Beethoven liked this! And made 6 variations out of this melody. WoO 70 in year 1795.

[@MrDeastwood]

And Paganini did it too for the violin .

[@inesmartinez47]

Que bonito 🎉❤❤

[@bycabogados4382]

Who is singing?

[@matthewstephens8979]

Lorna Anderson

[@jordillovetpomar7487]

Ho canta més bé que la Caballé!

[@zhaoyun1818]

Sorry miss but, what happend with the letter on 1:28?

[@anavilhem2544]

The notes are wrong !

[@andymilstenmusic8520]

This is in period pitch! The piano is from 1820, and at the time this piece was written (which was decades earlier) instruments were tuned to 415 hz as suppose to today’s 440 hz! This is in G major, yet it sounds as if it’s in G-Flat Major due to the period pitch, it’s an interesting thing to discover & learn about!

[@Marcos.Pablo.Dalmacio]

What a silly commentary! What notes? What do you are talking about?