Lensky's Aria "Kuda, kuda, kuda vi udalilis" Phonetic and Russian Pronunciation

[@AlainArvelo]

beginning the process for learning this piece-thank you eternally for this!

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[@alexanderduarte5126]

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[@maxpetronio8906]

Thank you amazing!!! I'm Brazilian and I'll sing this amazing aria. Without you I couldn't make it. Thank you very much!

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[@林祎晟]

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[@ToMuk0531]

Спасибо

[@jlmonro]

Thank you so much for this gift! I am learning this beautiful piece, and your insight is fantastic.

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

Jonathan Monro you're welcome! Wish you success in your studying and a lot of fun :)

[@romanzat2012]

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[@angelaresal4]

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[@martinramirezjr.3087]

Thank you so much! As a student, this is greatly appreciated, really. Stay safe :)

[@gtheyee805]

Alyona this is very very helpful!!! million Pasiba!

[@wagner2705]

Thank you so much for this video. I am working on the entire opera but help like this is always very valuable.

[@waynemiller1356]

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[@yurisabatiniitaliantenor2479]

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[@ChryslerPhantom]

Good, I'm a Mexican opera singer and think to try singing this aria. Thank you, friend

[@yehan5132]

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[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

Ye Han Super, thank you! Comments like this motivate me so much :)

[@kostas9216]

very usefull ! i am singing this aria and i am always finding something new from recordings of russian singers but now its much better to hear exactly the real thing! thx a lot!

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

I'm happy that it helps! Toi-Toi-Toi!

[@ameliehois7947]

Wonderful!

[@newoperastuff8851]

Very helpful! Thanks... I have to learn the whole role... I have just learn how to read your way of writing

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

I'm glad that you like it! There will be the first Lenskiy aria soon ;)

[@ivanov.baritone]

Алена, молодчина! хорошее дело)

[@nilshubinette4932]

Thank you so much! On my level, I had to have half the speed though, but very helpful!

[@r0tt3dfl3shh]

Please do Tatyana's aria... It would make sense, especially as a video of you singing it, and be a trilogy.

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

I promise, I will! Very soon 😉

[@eddietavalin]

Thank you for doing this!! Would you be open to taking requests for this work?

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

of course! You can write me in Istagram a.rostovskaya

[@boredgrass]

@ Phonetics: здравствуйте :-) I am not a singer, but a self-learner of your beautiful language and on an increasingly desperate search..."quest" for a Russian English Dictionary that provides the pronunciation of *Russian in IPA transcription. Is it possible that it is forbidden for Russians to use IPA? I know, Russian pronunciation rules describe everything needed and naturally I use audio. But I want to use IPA for my handwritten index cards. *I found an English Russian Dictionary explicitly for English native speakers learning Russian, which provided IPA for English... no kidding! I wish you all the best for your project!

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

Здравствуйте :) I like your sense of humor 😁 If you scroll down the description to this video, you will find point "5" with links to different systems, which try to describe Russian language with IPA system. I can’t say they are perfect, but good enough. To invent something new I have to go much much deeper into this theme, but it takes time, which I need now for other things 😅 These transcription I used in video I like more, but I don't know where you can find it as a system.

[@boredgrass]

Thank you ❤ for your kind response! The Petersburg seems indeed to be the most practical solution! Other than the full chart it doesn't require GPS to find the way back home...These IPA people seem even to transcribe the noises of air-condition...Again thank you for taking the time:-) All the best from Hamburg in Northern Germany.

[@ilecier]

Great job! But doesn't the text of the second half of the last line deviate from your reading?

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

Which place do you mean exactly?

[@ilecier]

@@AlyonaRostovskaya Go to the last line, last part after udalilis. It reads: vesni majej zlatije dni. You read: zlatije dni, zlatije dni, majej vesni.

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

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[@ilecier]

@@AlyonaRostovskaya What's your one-word answer suppose to mean?

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

@@ilecier почему-то моё сообщение не было отправлено. Цель моих видео - помочь певцам (не говорящих по-русски, но желающих включить в свой репертуар произведения великих русских композиторов) приблизить своё произношение к носителю языка. К аналогичной практике я прибегаю и сама - когда мне требуется разучить арию или романс на иностранном языке, то я прошу носителя языка или специального коуча (что ещё лучше), проработать со мной текст произведения, даже если я владею языком и могу на нем общаться. На видео я читаю текст по нотам, которыми и будет пользоваться исполнитель, изучающий данную арию, и для первоначальной цели не имеет большого значения перемена мест пары слов. Вы певец? Вы поёте эту арию? for some reason my message was not sent. The purpose of my videos is to help singers (who do not speak Russian, but who want to include works of great Russian composers in their repertoire) to bring their pronunciation closer to a native speaker. I use a similar practice myself - when I need to learn an aria or romance in a foreign language, then I ask a native speaker or a special coach (which is even better) to work with me on the text of the piece, even if I know the language and can communicate in it. In the video, I read the text by sheet music, which will be used by the performer studying this aria, and for the initial purpose, it does not matter much to change the places of a couple of words. Are you a singer? Do you sing this aria?

[@pulverapa1580]

Russian is, hands down, the most beautiful language in the world.

[@AlyonaRostovskaya]

Wow! Thank you so much! It's very pleasant to hear such words about my native language! 😍 Спасибо большое!

[@jacques8762]

Thank you so very much.