Sutherland, Troyanos, Ortiz - Norma Trio 1/2

[@peterschwarzenbacher6904]

Für mich das schönste Terzett in der Operngeschichte.

[@debbiejohnson2789]

Fabulous. All of it!!

[@SymphonyBrahms]

I heard Sutherland sing in concert. I was sitting in the back row of the uppermost balcony in a 2400 seat auditorium. She sang without a microphone. And the volume of her voice almost blasted me out of the back wall of the theater! And the beauty of her voice was great.

[@MrKvarner]

Perfection!!!

[@bellini7verdi]

cuando digo con solo verla aparecer.......me refiero a los videos......y tiene una fuerza en escena que estremece......eso sera asi ahora y dentro de cien años.....

[@SymphonyBrahms]

Sutherland is in great voice, Troyanos is great as well, and the tenor is very good. The scenery is minimal and the lighting is poor, but the singing is terrific!

[@peterschwarzenbacher6904]

what do you want? they live hidden in a hole. I think it is perfect.

[@dchemaly396]

@bellini7verdi Amigo/amiga, La Sutherland fallecio hace como 1 a#o aproximadamente. Que en paz descanse.

[@pianoislove21]

I'm curious to know where this translation is from. Some of the subtleties of the Italian are lost, giving new feelings to certain phrases.

[@doperasinger]

how could you say anything bad about the great joan sutherland...one of the most perfect voices ever created..but i can't help saying that the rage, and conflicting emotions are not reflected in her voice..not for me at least..vocally perfect (though not in her prime) but not engaging

[@pianoislove21]

@pianoislove21 Nevertheless, it is good, of course.

[@bellini7verdi]

que si que 83....menos mal que el contenido del texto es real...porque sino....publicarian los detalles para quemarme en la hoguera

[@foropera]

Strong Sutherland and luxurious Troyanos...but, why does it look like Sutherland sneezes before every forte note, it's quite ugly- and unwillingly funny, even if that's effective in order to connect the sound and send it to the audience like a bullet...