Teresa Berganza sings "Alma grande..." W.A.Mozart

Famous spanish mezzosprano TERSA BERGANZA sings Mozart´s concert aria "Alma grande e nobil core" K578
Orchestre national de la RTF
conductor: Eugen Jochum
salle Pleyel, Paris, April 9 1964

[@JeremyNieboer]

What limitless depth there is to her powerful yet delicate rendering of this lovely piece

[@9GLYTH]

Great singer and beautiful person: humble and with great heart.

[@mintchocolatekisses]

I love her voice!!! So beautiful.

[@mckavitt13]

The audacity of youth, perfect technique, sublime taste, gorgeous, charming, w a voice to die for. More one would not dare ask for. Brava, Berganza!!

[@jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur]

Repose en paix , inoubliable Tereza ! Avec toute notre gratitude pour votre immense legs lyrique qui ,de la zarzuela à l'opéra , continuera d'enchanter des générations de mélomanes.

[@AlfredoKraus]

ES IMPOSIBLE cantarla mejor. Grande e nobile é la Berganza!

[@IsabelHuiziCastillo]

Extraordinaria la forma en que entrega cada nota y maravilla de orquesta y dirección.

[@jnsurg947]

Very luckily, I could hear her live twice during my stay in europe. She was always so fantasic.Eugen Jochum is conducting. He is so special for me. My first experience of live orchestra was Amsterdam Concertgebow conducted by Eugen Jochum.

[@mckavitt13]

MGH cnsGABA Agree w all you say.

[@Rosangela161]

Congratulations! Beauty experience.

[@cemana2002]

Una de nuestras mejores cantantes líricas. Expresión de los excelentes cantantes de opera españoles de esa época junto a María de los Ángeles, Monserrat Caballero, Alfredo Kraus entre otros; BRAVA TERESA!!!

[@mckavitt13]

cemana2002 Well, you got Alfredo Kraus correct.

[@mckavitt13]

What beauty. Indescribable, but so deeply felt as to be undeniable. Early on she had such a robust healthy, she literally threw her voice in whatever direction she chose. Fascinating!

[@acitipo]

LA MEJOR MEZZO DE EL SIGLO TERESA ERES MARAVILLOSA!!!

[@danielrodriguez9630]

❤

[@Rosangela161]

Fascinating! Thanks

[@gracesu-weatherby6626]

Very beautiful 👍

[@28460]

Bella interpretación llena de personalidad y riqueza de matices. Gracias.

[@eduardocogorno]

Gracias infinitas por permitirnos disfrutar de su maravillo ARTE ‘

[@Pedrodg1961]

3:23 Ingrato, ingrato, ingrato. Sì mi voglio vendicar... simplemente magistral.

[@helgeevju]

Apart from Berganza's great interpretation, this is a most interesting aria, as Mozart seems to have written it as a test piece for an unknown singer, Louise Villeneuve, who was to create his Dorabella. It is an indignant aria sung by a virtuous girl, much like the even more fiery "Come scoglio" that he wrote for his Fiordiligi. So it seems that for a moment Dorabella is wearing her sister's shoes!

[@jeff7th]

Bello, bello, bello :)

[@danielrodriguez9630]

❤

[@OscarGraumusico]

@swanningaround No air or water is the character of the Spanish as well as all citizens Mediterranean. We do not normally like passivity and blankness that it generates in certain areas and especially in art, we prefer the energy from there to many people say we cry when we talk, it is done as usual.

[@margaritaporete1684]

Guapísima Teresa

[@wmlreynolds]

Wow

[@eduardocogorno]

Que descanses en paz

[@OscarGraumusico]

@swanningaround Spanish teachers and the tradition of bel canto in Spain is based on absolute delivery on stage assuming all risks for the public to enjoy the most although the voice is broken because for us it is courage and dedication.

[@mckavitt13]

Oscar Grau Teresa's voice broken? Perhaps you are generalising?

[@javiermudarra978]

Su concierto en El Escorial hace 36 años, fue chiflante. Grandiosa!!

[@swanningaround]

Spain and Romania. Why do these two countries produce so many talented singers? Is there something in the air or the water?

[@solbrea7699]

swanningaround In the heart

[@operanight]

Brava

[@eduardocogorno]

Nos dejas un legado maravilloso, que nos dará una felicidad enorme cada vez que te escuchemos❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Andrey.Zoege.von.Manteuffel]

Совершенство!

[@dorry53]

che brava!!!

[@brunopicaude3092]

Ca, c'est ce qui s'appelle savoir chanter ! Quant à "cemana 2002", il faudrait sans doute lui dire que Mme de los Angeles s'appelle Victoria ( et non Maria ), et que Montserrat s'appelle "Caballé" ( et non Caballero ), mais c'est peut-être une forme d'humour qui m'échappe...

[@mckavitt13]

Bruno PICAUDE 😂

[@renepariente7675]

René Pariente: Du grand Mozart.

[@OscarGraumusico]

@swanningaround Elegance in singing but with a painstaking study of vocal technique and musical style study periods for here they give us the "degrees" by nature or gifts, work much like traditional voice decades of years due to a very old school instilled by our wonderful neighbors and friends the Italians ... Forgive my English!

[@mckavitt13]

Oscar Grau Your English is better than many native speakers' & your opinion is a class act as well.

[@Naeun1007]

위풍당당

[@Laura-ny2un]

ma il tizio con gli occhiali da sole che non suona mai? costantemente inquadrato dietro Teresa xD