La Traviata - Finale 2nd act

[@mellismellis7765]

Love the young Kaufmann

[@christawietholter3247]

Wunderbare Stimmen - und so überzeugend gespielt! Schön, dass man diese Szenen noch sehen und hören kann . . . Danke!

[@michaelfuting2403]

Das ist mehr als Oper - das ist Theater. Kriterium : absolute Wahrhaftigkeit, bei allen drei Sängern hör- und sichtbar!

[@cynthiachase3427]

Theater und Operhauser wiederoffnen, bitte...

[@therealistjim]

this soprano on the other hand is superb

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

Magnifico final del 2º acto ..!!

[@AnaLuiza-rl9ee]

Esse homem é um fenômeno da natureza. .. Amo muito.

[@svetlanasoukhoroukova6436]

Ах,ах,ах! Нет слов!❤❤❤❤

[@helgawolter5816]

Unglaublich was er damals schon für eine Stimme hatte..

[@helgawolter5816]

Zauberhafte Sängerin ohne dieses unangenehme Gekreische.

[@FranciscoFerrerGaliana1930]

iMPRESIONANTE

[@svetlanasoukhoroukova6436]

Потрясающе! Превосходно! Любимый Кауфманн, как он хорош! Они оба великолепны!! Полнейшее наслаждение!!❤

[@operacat1]

Any chance of seeing the whole production?

[@giant4692]

Edizione assai controversa, a quanto ho letto. Ma che io sia dannato se questo non è il più sensuale finale del II atto che io abbia mai visto. In ogni caso, la Schäfer e Kaufmann sono superlativi, meno Van Dam, che strilla come un'aquila manco fosse Rigoletto al cospetto della vil razza dannata...

[@fannyjemwong]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Orfeo68]

@blackbecks EXACTEMENT!!!

[@mazplod1]

Jonas Kaufmann is a good singer but his timbre is that of a baritone more so than a tenor which somewhat spoils the effect when having a duet between tenor and baritone. Apart from that his interpretation is very good of course.

[@therealistjim]

he is much younger here. His voice has gotten darker and darker. With darkness beauty departs

[@thomasgrass6357]

Was für eine schöne Stimme die Schäfer, aber dieser Wuschelkopf entsetzlich.

[@orion8835]

Absurd production. They all tried very hard. The soprano sounds very cold and boyish and somewhat ethereally disconnected from the text. The “Lulu” echos and the look are in the wrong opera. The tenor too dark and wooly for Alfredo. It all sounds weird. Like a iridescent butterfly being net caged by gruff trolls in the forest. The colors are all odd. It’s a Germanic reading. Almost like Elisabeth Schwarzkopf singing this. Strange. Fascinating yet this is probably one of the most Italianate opera ever and it’s just not coming forth. It would have likely been better in their native German.

[@myhighbury]

Shit !

[@operacat1]

What is your problem?