"Se vuol ballare" performed by Michael Sumuel

Bass-baritone Michael Sumuel performs Figaro's "Se vuol balare" from The Marriage of Figaro, with pianist David McDade.

[@junior4900]

This is absolutely wonderful, and you can tell both Michael and David were having fun. 10/10

[@kiraleskirales]

Impressive. Amazing interpretation AND good Italian pronunciation.

[@maxccc86]

You are amazing! Bravo!

[@jameshadley3014]

Fabulous -- what a talent!

[@NewyorkMan66]

OMG the voice, the technique, relaxed timbre... he is perfect

[@RyanBede]

Bravo!

[@miloskhaur]

bravo, bravo !!!! bel canto

[@ChikaraKarateWarrior]

Bravo! One of my fav Operas!

[@joegood4191]

Bravo.

[@joffreybluthe7906]

I wish I could sing it as well as you do!! Nice work 👍

[@raynardi2326]

Bravo e bella pronuncia. .....per non parlare della fisicità

[@julienhenric7461]

Che cosa va male con la fisicità?

[@raynardi2326]

@@julienhenric7461 era un complimento

[@harryedwardlawrence598]

Bravo!!!!!

[@caseyglick5957]

That ring!

[@MaestroWenarto]

bravissimooooo!!!! although it is in the slower side

[@АлександрЛабырич]

молодец

[@bencopeland3560]

Very nice voice but a bit too precious. That’s not a criticism of the singer but rather the industry and how it coaches singers to express - i.e. in a style that is excessively informed by an instrumentalist’s need for precision and less an actors need to express drama. Look a Giuseppi Taddei as an example of fuller integration of musical and textual imperatives. His is not the only way to sing this aria but it certainly doesn’t stumble on the account of excessive preciousness.