Home, Sweet Home historic performance

[@HugeOB]

A true shame. Someone so cultured. So reminiscent of Dame Janet Baker. Having to perform in these appalling conditions. You deserve so much more than this. I absolutely adore the warmth and technique of your voice.

[@ShiriMagar]

As an opera singer, I couldn't have said it better! She deserves better stages!

[@beancate]

My goodness!!! this sound from classical singers is so hard to come across these days. your voice is so wonderful

[@Tenore1921]

Absolutely gorgeous voice. Probably the single most enchanting voice since the days of Rosa Ponselle! But what’s with the changing background though?

[@katathoombs]

You're back on my feed first time after the "Where did opera go awry" video, and I'm happy for it. Hopefully you find time and motivation to continue working on rhis channel!

[@AbnerIMAlvarado]

Fantastic!!! The high note at the end sounded so pure 😭

[@downfromkentuckeh]

what a beautifully, etherial and pure sound. You studied very well.

[@krisderuysscher]

Never mind the crowd: your singing sounds so familiar (for those of us who cherish tradition without rejecting the present - and vice versa) yet so anachronistic. I love it but that’s because I’m quite an anachronistic composer myself. Keep going and look back 😊

[@crossjay]

So much artistry and professionalism on display here, thank you!

[@suzannederringer1607]

Very sweely sung. ive known Patti's recording for many years...and ive sung this myself. ❤

[@Zack216216]

A beautiful rendition! This is a great showcase for your strong middle voice and of course Madame Patti would love the embellishments! Thank you for keeping this music alive and for continuing to bring us beautiful music ❤️

[@PhantomsoftheOpera]

I owe my middle voice to her. I hope we can welcome Mme Patti on the channel later this year to give us all a lesson. Fingers crossed!

[@albertconstantine5432]

I only hear the beauty of it, with which you have freed us of the chatter of the world.

[@RafaelEspadine]

I had the good fortune to come across your channel yesterday and I can tell now that you really meant it when you said you were into doing it the old way... This is a gem and felt like witnessing a gramophone recording session! Bravo!

[@MaHa-um5sv]

Magical! 💫💫💫

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

Thank You!

[@CoggiCon]

Wow! Your singing is so natural and right to my ear. I would love to see more of your vocal training and backstage! Thanks!

[@littledidtheyknow4332]

Dear God. Thank you.

[@profsjp]

A true festive delight. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@eguogwukingsley3955]

Beautiful ❤️❤️, how I love to hear you sing

[@Caramuel]

So pure and elegant!! ❤

[@carlpacheco2058]

Beautiful! And I understood every word without need for subtitles! Good job

[@amandajean7738]

So disrespectful! Couldn't the crowd take a moment, be quiet and enjoy the gentle caressing of their ears by an angelic voice?

[@StoptheHateJustDebate]

Indeed, very disrespectful and childish. I travel a fair bit for work, and I can say this rudeness is far more prevalent in the US than abroad.

[@app608-n]

exacto!! Como no puedes dejar de cacarear un momento para apreciar algo tan bello y delicado?

[@spookyshark632]

​@@StoptheHateJustDebate What does the US have to do with this?

[@PatriceFitzgerald]

I believe that the British Library involved in this recording is in London. Although there are certainly folks here in the US who are disrespectful, you can’t blame us for this crowd not listening! 🤗

[@ShiriMagar]

This is beautiful! BRAVISSIMA ❤ from a fellow opera singer friend:)

[@artdanks4846]

BEAUTIFUL! Sounds a bit like Callas, singing this exact same melody, in the final scene from Anna Bolena! Brava!!

[@neilmccaughan5149]

That was lovely. thank you!

[@ivarlarsen6045]

That was really great

[@lorenzobiagini]

Thank you for the research work you do. This from an Italian who doesn't like opera as it is sung nowadays at all (with many wrong "tempi", moreover)

[@cassondranorman]

You should be having a rapt and silent audience for this! Brava 🙌🏻

[@faithimboden2359]

Stunning!

[@e.m.ginnandtonic6602]

That was a really beautiful performance. Thank you !

[@bartdejager6029]

amandajean7738 So disrespectful! Couldn't the crowd take a moment, be quiet and enjoy the gentle caressing of their ears by an angelic voice? I agree,!

[@TenoreLirico]

That was truly beautiful. Brava!

[@pocky1624]

After watching Ghibli’s Grave of the Fireflies this tune always as me in tears.

[@kresimirdujmicbaritone6113]

I really enjoyed your content, especially your take on Maria Callas. I hope the inspiration will kick in to do more content like that.

[@amywaves80s]

Por favor sube mas videos!! Tu canal es genial, Así como tu voz❤

[@fortezimo]

The lushness of your voice reminds me of Rosa Ponselle. I’d really love to hear more from you!

[@CosmicAnew]

Love these videos

[@amiedetherese]

Lovely

[@wormswithteeth]

Loving this.

[@Erick-wd6lb]

Would it be possible for you to record your presentations and post them on Spotify, Deezer etc.? I think we're lacking good singing recordings today...

[@bebelote999]

Please make a simple and efficient video guide for recordings of famous (and not so famous) pieces, so that we can exchange our hearing habits! Best, if these recordings are available (on KZbin or Streaming). This would be so helpful in spreading the idea.

[@clubcasabe3450]

Nice!

[@actuallyabby]

Brava!

[@Very_Rando_person]

Where have you gone?

[@kenneyk5260]

Very cool.

[@robert111k]

A historic song, no doubt. If I recall correctly (I could be mixing things up), this was the song María Malibrán chose for the music lesson in the first performance of _Il Barbiere di Siviglia_ in New York City. This was also the last song Joan Sutherland sang in public. Of course, Home, Sweet Home was the song Patti sang in front of Abraham Lincoln at the White House the first time he resumed his public life after the death of one of his sons.

[@matec.1773]

Are you going to make more videos?

[@michaelkingsbury4305]

If Opera could get off its high horse, and bring back more pure technique it might become more popular.

[@sacre4618]

Agree

[@BB-xm8jc]

How can I taught/learn to sing in this style as an amateur? I would like to know what's possible (as a man)

[@matteogarzetti]

1:48 Brava

[@YureDePaula-z3l]

Are you still there?

[@giovic9802]

What do you think about falsettone? Should all tenors use it for their notes as low as possible? Is it possible and/or should be used by other singers apart from tenors?

[@ml-ei3nz]

I wonder what Early Music Sources channel thinks of your channel and vice versa

[@Panayotshilkov]

I am not happy cause I am waiting a new video!!! Why Why= You have no mercy please make new video soon !

[@lesliestevens3387]

I am worried you don't have recent videos. Are you ok? Please tell me they are hiring you😅

[@terryharvey6504]

Thank you for posting this 200th anniversary celebration. Here is the 100th anniversary celebration from 1923. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3atdoSuj9-VrKssi=hl0P78zSTqLSLyA9

[@jhssuthrnmama]

There are places where it sounds like she's eating Kermit the frog.

[@voisapere4074]

She is looking for a purity of tone and is very classy style in what she does! You are definitely not the one to appreciate this and her whole work.