How to pronounce O Del Mio dolce Ardor

[@zhangfay4296]

Very useful video, teaching very detailed, thank you!

[@kaznova_]

thank you so much! this is my piece for solo and ensemble and i wanted to get ahead on pronunciation

[@juwu_22]

kaz nova Sameeeeeee

[@lavoxii]

O del mio dolce ardor Bramato oggetto Bramato oggetto L'aura che tu respiri, Alfin respiro Alfin respiro. O vunque il guardo io giro, Le tue vaghe sembianze Amore in me dipinge: Il mio pensier si finge Le più liete speranze; E nel desio che così M'empie il petto Cerco te, chiamo te, spero e sospiro. O del mio dolce ardor Bramato oggetto Bramato oggetto L'aura che tu respiri, Alfin respiro Alfin respiro.

[@Zhongxing1]

Thanks a lot! I finally understood the meaning of the song! Enjoyed your delightful mess as well!

[@beckysiu6386]

very clear instruction . thank you

[@kellyjeanmcguire]

Thank you very much for this video! I was just assigned this song and I've been listening to performances on KZbin. I noticed differences in each singers pronunciation. Thanks to you, I now know the correct way to sing this gorgeous piece.

[@ElenaVilla]

Thank YOU for writing to me!! I'm happy it is useful!!! Good singing!!

[@TanyaGryaznova1313]

thank you so much

[@Sergei_Igel]

Вау!!!! Какое классное видео!!!! Спасибо огромное!!!!

[@tendy56]

Thank you very much!

[@jeanfrancoisraynaud]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much 😊

[@musemacchione1025]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THISSS

[@ElenaVilla]

Thank you!

[@jasminecorso5274]

Thank you 😍🎵🎶

[@sylamseto]

I wish I came across this video 10 years earlier when I learned to sing this song.

[@paulaptre]

thank you

[@marshaj.woodley3992]

❤fantastic

[@greenestgrass3701]

thank you for this so much!!!!

[@odetosingmusichannel3238]

very helpful. i sing 24 italian song .i can practice better in my exam. thanks so much .👍

[@PurpleHazel]

Thank you a lot! I find it not too hard to pronounce as a native French speaker, but I definitely don't have that beautiful Italian rhythmic pronunciation in my words! Thanks for the video! Very helpful

[@hychen4018]

Thank you Elena! This is so helpful. Greetings from Taiwan. Can you also do this song "Pieta Signore"? Thank you and stay safe.

[@nilsabaezgarrido256]

Hola señora Elena, soy estudiante de Canto y me ayudo inmensame su instrucciones de la cancion O del mio dolce ardor, me gustaria que me ayudara a pronunciar la cancion Vissi d arte, gracias.

[@ElenaVilla]

Hola Nilsa! Claro que sí! Necesito de un poco de tiempo porque la lista de videos requeridos está larga, pero lo voy hacer. Entre tanto si quieres, puedes escribirme un e-mail ([e-mail]) o puedes encontrarme en Facebook o Instagram. Hasta pronto!! Buen Canto y gracias por escribir!!!

[@sanchare.]

nice ♥️

[@Sergei_Igel]

Итальянский язык действительно звучит в резонаторах уже, в маске, поэтому он признается лучшим для пения.

[@hspark6129]

👍❤

[@すずきふみよ]

Little by little, I feel Italian people love sweet expression to love, and they like to breath together? It is difficult to translate in Japanese. I guess I have to learn the expression and pattern of words they usually use.

[@ElenaVilla]

If you need help write me an email at [e-mail]

[@alinea8815]

18:44 ле пью лэтте

[@f.s.h.g.9763]

Donna Villa, i have a request please. would you also teach us how to pronounce the lyrics to ogni pietra sung by Dimash Kudaibergen? i don't really trust the translations by others and i do appreciate the detail you give when you explain each word (thank you very much by the way). you might also enjoy the performance, if you have not yet heard it. please consider this request. thank you and God bless you and protect you and yours in Jesus' mighty name.

[@ElenaVilla]

Hello, Yah's Salvation, I will do my best to shoot this video for you...the list of requests is quite long, but let's keep in touch. maybe by facebook or instagram we can share some messages, in case you needed help sooner. don't esitate to write to me an email at [e-mail] if you are in need. Good Singing and thank you so much for writing!!!

[@f.s.h.g.9763]

and regarding ovunque (spanish speaker here, hi!) the word almost sounds like "aunque" which means "even though" ^.^

[@ElenaVilla]

not really, beacuse in aunque you have a au as a start, while in ovunque you have ov...and also, spanish speakers don't pronounce the u between the q and the e, while we do...we should share some audio files...write to me direct pvt!!

[@tashod]

Everyone sings oggetto, not ojjetto as you teach.

[@ElenaVilla]

Dear Tashod1000 I am sure that the majority of experienced singers do, but considering the many different languages of the world, non native italian singers may happen to pronounce words with specific mistakes, that deal with their own native language. We have to consider all possible mistakes, even for non experienced singers or beginners. I can assure you that some native italians do pronounce oggetto that wrong way, because of their own regionalism, so we, as natives, found ourselves working on our own pronunciation, in spite of being Italians. It's just a matter of practice. Moreover, from time to time melodies don't help, because of high or low notes. So, if I seemed to mean that everybody tends to do that mistake, I am sorry, because I'm just considering a possible mistake that can be done even by a native italian singer. Thank you for writing and I hope I clarified that point. Good Singing.

[@tashod]

@@ElenaVilla Appreciate your detailed explanation. Thank you so much.

[@すずきふみよ]

I have hard time listening li and gli.

[@ElenaVilla]

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