Monteverdi: Lamento della Ninfa

[@Igarappappa]

"I pray for you, Richter Belmont."

[@alaricphilip305]

From Castlevania Nocturne to here this is an amazing song. What a splendid display of talent and craftsmanship 🥹

[@user-nx6ji9tk8i]

400yrs later and still wonderful. Fantastic collaboration with the superb Helen, theorbo and G6.

[@febronius1]

Ovo mi se sviđa" superb Helen"

[@kennyu4643]

My personal favorite rendition of this song. Helen's timbre is absolutely immaculate. Amazing phrasing and emotion expression as well. The G6 singers also did a great job with their beautiful harmonizing.

[@miana2569]

The best version 🥹♥️🤍

[@chimera916]

When the voice of Ms Helen start... I cannot stop my tears. They are exceptional, but she is divine, powerful, intense, sweet and painful. This is without any doubt the best interpretation of this song in my opinion.

[@Acristisnoir]

Outstanding performances.

[@Fersengold]

Brava Helen!!! Bravi tutti!

[@mamorumobushi2217]

Assolutamente fantastici. La voce di Helen è divina!!!😍✨

[@grobanite4ever85]

I first heard this song on Castlevania Nocturne. Edouard's voice actor sang this beautifully

[@ibunrakuken]

Incredibile equilibrio e qualità delle voci. Bellissima interpretazione.

[@dionixx]

Even a decent Italian pronunciation I already used to listen others Helen charlston performance, such a singer she is Brava

[@abigailneves810]

Absolutely amazing!

[@YoussoufArapis]

Brilliant interpretation!

[@henrihorstmann9832]

Maravilhoso!!!!

[@cristinapozzi9154]

Bravissimi tutti, complimenti

[@edwardhart5466]

Just such brilliant interpretation.

[@glongog]

fra le tante esecuzioni ascoltate la vostra mi ha colpito molto. Assaporare la vostra interpretazione è stato coinvolgente

[@thegesualdosix]

Grazie, Giuseppe!

[@Out204]

Потрясающе.

[@vladmorkovkin4722]

Wonderful performance. First time saw this giant string instrument from Lute family theorbo, (chitarrone)!

[@alanmegenavarro14]

Such a beautiful voice of the bass...

[@nocturnalfog3679]

What about her? Beautiful and powerful!

[@manuelirarrazaval2722]

Magnífica interpretación

[@dwkay103]

Beautiful.

[@asterion469]

Que encanto! Belíssimo. Bravo!

[@danieldiasdossantos]

A melhor interpretação que achei aqui no KZbin. Parabéns!

[@danniel4906]

Muito boa mesmo

[@christinereynaud5572]

I agree

[@pietropaolo6188]

Bravissimi!!!

[@eliealie]

I can feel the deep and unbearable sorrow in her voice 💔

[@1earflapping]

The alto part is so beautiful ....

[@superluigidummy]

I think that’s too high to be alto.

[@blastellogomez5526]

Que belleza 👏👏👏

[@TheNiksat]

Absolute. Awesome.

[@maludds]

Perfect!! 🥰

[@brenkhiu1909]

Amazing! Sends chill down my spine.

[@russelldavidson8010]

Wonderful

[@Grimhilde-jg9ri]

This was wonderful!

[@hannahwight7437]

Glorious!

[@googasmusic]

translation. the part in quotes is sung by the nymph. "oh love", she said, "oh love", looking up to the sky with her feet planted, "oh love, where is the faithfulness that the deceiver promised?" poor her. "make my love come back to me as he used to be, or kill me, so that i will not suffer anymore" poor her. "i will not suffer anymore" poor her. poor her, she can't bear all this coldness*. "i will not suffer anymore" "i don't want him to sigh anymore, except when he is far away from me**" "no, he will not make me suffer anymore, i swear" poor her, she cannot bear any more. "he is proud because i waste away for him" poor her, she cannot take any more. "perhaps if i fly away, he will come to pray to me again?" ah, poor her. poor her. "even if her gaze is more serene than mine, she does not hold in her heart, o love, a fidelity as pure as mine". poor her, she cannot bear all this coldness*. "nor will you receive from her lips kisses as sweet as mine" poor her. "nor softer- ah, do not speak." poor her. "do not speak... you know better than that." *literally translated, would be "ice" **i don't really understand what this part is supposed to mean, maybe it's meant as in, i only want him to be sad if he is not near me, but that doesn't quite make sense either. maybe it is just an expression lost to time.

[@tomwagenbach2690]

Thank you very much!

[@Luciana-xd4cy]

Lovely!!! Obrigada!!! My favorite!!!

[@alejandrobriglia]

Fantástica interpretación!

[@lilianap2755]

Lindo demais

[@julianav.p6687]

Perfect!!❤️

[@dominicj7977]

Castlevania brought me here

[@ulischach1896]

I love all of you

[@stephenkunst7550]

They warble like opera singers

[@DogFoxHybrid]

Castlevania by its veey conception is European Gothic Romance, so it will always come back to the 17th to 19th centuries and classical music and opera.

[@ovey2214]

I have no idea what the words are, but y'all sound incredible!

[@googasmusic]

i just posted a translation of the second movement, it's one of my favorite pieces of music. you can find it easily by sorting the comments by new

[@nocturnalfog3679]

Loving the British accent 😅

[@fatechfatech8247]

Castlevania brought me here 😂

[@Roodris]

The most beautiful and sexiest version I've ever heard of this song. Bravo!!!

[@tunaydogan2909]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩

[@brain0nfire]

"-Why are you doing this to us? -Because you let us."

[@robynw6307]

Is that an archlute? Amazing looking instrument.

[@toddsterben6647]

Theorbo

[@dirkhoekstra727]

Very strange thing happening there between 0:40 and 0:46, but apart from that the rest was awesome!

[@이뭐꼬-e1x]

잘 한다~

Nawebonada papi, esto suena es cartel

[@stephenhall3515]

Straight off the page, minimal male lines (so we can wallow in Monteverdi's advanced harmonies) then a soloist with no vibrato unless required. This wonderful performance uses no artificial drama and the sheer power is all the better for it.

[@minetopcuoglu266]

Does anyone know the name of the ınstrument the guy plays

[@user-nx6ji9tk8i]

Theorbo

[@dominicrincker8280]

Why did the tenors switch parts

[@el_chico1313]

all i hear is a bandana guy whipping vampire heads

[@tidenly]

Real ones were came from contrapoints before castlevanie

[@parzenbua]

Too loud, not very precise

[@3Monteverdi]

As I understand it Monteverdi indicates that the nymph should be quite free in the declamation/speech but the shepherds keep the pulse. Not sure what you mean by too loud...I absolutely loved this!

[@susannahlawergren8650]

@@3Monteverdi Agreed. The lack of precision, in other words the freedom and exquisite delays were what made it so interesting to listen to.....delicious.

[@jamessutton9323]

Glorious!

[@Lara-vo6rp]

"I pray for you, *Richter Belmont.* "