Janet Baker "Exultate, jubilate" Mozart

[@bobh5087]

Every piece of music that Janet's refined personality and rich mezzo voice touches reveals new and hidden beauties. Always a joy! Brava! 👍 ❤️ 👏

[@keithhulks7049]

Our generation is most fortunate in that Dame Janet left us a large legacy of recorded work for us to enjoy and appreciate. On a personal note I first heard Dame Janet on a recording of Sea Pictures. I had bought the LP for Jacqueline du Pre playing the Elgar Cello Concerto with Sea Pictures on the other side. From the moment she began singing I was captivated, bought all her available recordings and was fortunate to hear her live several times. There is something about her singing that speaks to my soul.

[@feder1750]

Janet Baker and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: What a wonderful combination both of them are the perfection itself.

[@sallietaylor8503]

A beautiful woman and singer.She brings such joy into peoples lives.

[@toda1954]

Unbelievable performance!!!

[@SolomonPlunket]

Beautifully transformed into something unique for an exquisite mezzo like Baker.

[@raquelgillio]

Janet Baker means TRUE ARTIST. Elevated spirit. A life devotes to art. ❤️

[@mariaairinei548]

BEAUTIFUL

[@2957485]

Dame Janet Baker is a class above, and has earned a place in the history of contemporary age bel canto specialists.

[@cotaitcirce9]

A rich and precise interpretation!

[@saltburner2]

Sung in the original key, C major; she goes up to a C6.

[@dezabaleta1]

Excellent....

[@guillaumedabosville]

Up to now , one of my favourite version. One can hear with Dame Janet Baker , what we can hear nowhere else , in the good sense...It's seemingly the same in life ? We fall in love with someone , when we find and do have feelings , we can find nowhere else ? Exultate jubilate , is both for Mozart , a religious hymn and his love for a woman.

[@djperry211]

One of the first arias I heard as a child and set me in the road to being a classical music lover. I can’t be sure, but I think it was Janet Baker, though it may well have been Joan Sutherland.

[@Tenortalker]

Yes she is a Mezzo soprano , but her interpretation works. She sounds just as at home as when she sang Dorabella in Cosi Fan Tutte.

[@mariaairinei548]

❤

[@bauchmann9971]

When was this recorded?

[@johanneswolfgangkolbneuhau5231]

Se denota desafortunadamente cierta lentitud en la interpretación de la obra y por otra parte la falta de perfeccionamiento interpretativo de las coloraturas !

[@AlbertoYosvaldoEPOCASduo]

TU APRECIACIÓN DEBE SER UNA BROMA.ES UNA DE LAS CANTANTES MAS PERFECTAS Y EXQUISITAS QUE EL MUNDO DE LA LÍRICA NOS HA REGALADO

[@bauchmann9971]

How many real Mezzos you know who can sing this in the original key? Just HER !!! She is not a light soprano, man!!!

[@bauchmann9971]

She is not the light voice type one is used to listened to. Makes it even MORE fascinating!❤

[@JamesChavis-dh6sp]

I DISAGREE. YOU COULDN'T BE MORE WRONG.

[@JamesChavis-dh6sp]

SHE HAS A LOVELY AND WONDERFUL VOICE. SHE DOES NOT HAVE TO LIVE UP TO YOUR EXPECTATIONS.I'M VERY GLAD TO HAVE KNOWN HER.