Jonas Kaufmann raconte Werther - Partie 2/2 (VOSTFR)

Jonas Kaufmann raconte Werther, une interview exclusive par www.opera-online.com

[@isabelbaumann4298]

Congratulations the best Tenor Danke Danke🎼🎼🎻🎻🎻☘☘☘🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@francinealbertovisconti675]

C est rare un chanteur d opéra qui s exprimé avec autant d intelligence et d humour

[@gudrunstein9699]

To experience him is like a force of nature that one cannot escape - a dream you never want to wake up from. ❤️

[@marie-noelleclement5698]

Très belle interview merci beaucoup !⚘⚘

[@voce29]

Poet, Composer and Artist are no strangers to suffering and therefore can touch our hearts and soul>

[@Micike46]

Wonderful conversation with the highly inteligent artist.

[@angelicastoican2556]

A subtile dialogue! Spirit the heart and the soul, the Trinity of Life !Soul and spirit decide for heart!! Art , includes the soul and the spirit !! WONDERFUL dialogue! 🎼👏👏👏

[@annyfenton1]

what great insights from Jonas - and I love his sense of humour!

[@mercedesdenegri3098]

Unbelievable, extraordinarily talented human being, so simple and so deeply profound, so committed to transmit to his audience real feelings and emotions one cannot prevent ❤

[@mikaehrlich]

Amazing interview!

[@ranimaji9208]

J'aime beaucoup sa façon de raconter ses rôles, il a un regard tres germanique même s'il aime interpréter des rôles dramatico-romantiques italiens et français

[@inanur9157]

but Werther is a German hero! he represents the german culture of that specific romantic age! !

[@janosneszollosi2745]

❤

[@mariaschwartz447]

Werther manic depressive? Bipolar? I don't see that. I see a relatively young man in the 1800 or earlier who has never experienced love. And pow ! Lightening hits and he is overwhelmed. As is Don Carlo, Don Jose, de Grieux and many other heroes of the opera. They could never swap to another love as one changes a shirt. The " easy way?" Not likely with these men. That's what makes them so passionate And exciting. Opera is an exaggeration of life, perhaps. My grandfather loved like this, even when my grandmother grew old and very ill. so there are men who love that much .But back to Werther. When he is dying and says perhaps a woman will pass by. And shed a tear, I think he means Charlotte not just any girl. The pain he felt without her is too far beyond Dolcissimo soffrir. It is too strong probably because Charlotte shows him. That she too feels the same. He's not being truly discouraged. He is always given little glimpse of hope by her. She's unhappy with her husband. She urges him to stay and translate a poem when he wanted to leave. She also suffers.

[@autunnomusicaleacomo7541]

Perché non mettere MAI i sottotitoli in ITALIANO ?

[@sopranowangrunpu3990]

Lhistroie se fait en 18eme,mais pas au 19eme,non?