#anna moffo

[princesssarisa]

The 1971 film version of Lucia di Lammermoor starring Anna Moffo predates Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights" by seven years. But in the final part of the Mad Scene, when Lucia wanders out to the graveyard and then dances and twirls on the lawn as she sings, it looks uncannily like Bush's famous outdoor music video. Instead of Donizetti's music, it seems as if she should be singing "Edgardo, it's me, I'm Lucia, I've come home, I'm so cold..."

The fact that some scholars think Emily Brontë must have read The Bride of Lammermoor and that it was an influence on Wuthering Heights makes the parallel all the more fitting.

#opera #lucia di lammermoor #1971 #anna moffo #kate bush #wuthering heights

[tenorissimi]

FRANCO CORELLI with

MARÍA CALLAS after the Triumph in Norma, Trieste, 1953.

GIULIETTA SIMIONATO.

RENATA TEBALDI.

ANNA MOFFO.

LEONTYNE PRICE in VERDI'S Il Trovatore, Metropolitan Opera House NY 🇺🇲.

As Manrico in VERDI'S Il Trovatore. Copyright ©️ Teatro alla Scala di Milano.

IDEM

IBIDEM.

As Pollione in BELLINI'S Norma.

As Don José in BIZET's Carmen. Source: Franco Corelli Info.

#tenori titani 7 #tenori titani #franco corelli #maria callas #giulietta simionato #anna moffo #leontyne price #renata tebaldi #giuseppe verdi #il trovatore

[liricamundi]

ANNA MOFFO

#lirica mundi #anna moffo #la traviata #la rondine #manon lescaut #manon #faust

[dolenteimmagine]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Die Zauberflöte: Ach, ich Fühl’s

Anna Moffo, Soprano Alceo Galliera, Conductor The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 1960

#Die Zauberflöte #Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart #Anna Moffo #Alceo Galliera #The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra #Opera

[isoldescurse]

Does anyone know that French term that means or has to do with the “beauty of a voice that has passed its prime”? I know a critic used it to talk about Anna Moffo’s recording of Thaïs by Massenet and other recordings by other sopranos, but I cannot remember for my life what is the name of this expression.

#opera tag #opera #operablr #Anna Moffo #jules massenet #thais

[vintage-archive]

Anna Moffo shopping in New York, 1968

#anna moffo #vintage #fashion #shopping #new york #60s #opera #la rondine #la traviata #music #colorized

[4operalove]

Anna Moffo in Lucía di Lammermoor

#anna moffo #lucia di lammermoor #donizetti

[perfettamentechic]

9 marzo … ricordiamo …

9 marzo … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2023: Chikage Ōgi, politica e attrice giapponese. Il suo cognome pseudonimo è anche scritto Ogi, Ōgi e Ohgi, lei stessa ha usato Oogi.  La sua prima apparizione cinematografica avvenne nel 1954 ed  è apparsa in molte fiction televisive e spettacoli di varietà. Ha anche ospitato un popolare spettacolo scandalistico Sanji no Anata dal 1971 al 1977. Entrò nel mondo della politica nel 1977. Nel 1958,…

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#9 marzo #Ann Beach #Anna Moffo #Benjamin Franklin Wedekind #Bernice Maude Gaunt #Chikage Ōgi #Frank Wedekind #Giancarlo Prete #James Lydon #Jed Allan #Jed Allan Brown #Jimmy Lydon #Meade Howard Horton #Michael James Gubitosi #Morti oggi #Ricordiamo #Robert Blake #Satish Chandra Kaushik #Satish Kaushik #Shirley Ross #Timothy Brent #Windell Dwain Middlebrooks #Windell Middlebrooks

[joaquimblog]

EL CONCURS IFL AGOST 2022: FINAL

EL CONCURS IFL AGOST 2022: FINAL

No ha estat l’edició més participada, de fet no sé si s’emporta el rècord de la menys, però això ara no m’importa gens, ja que hi ha 13 participants que han majoritàriament seguit fins al final que mereixen la meva més gran felicitació. Amb algunes de les respostes que anaven arribant cada setmana m’he fet un tip de riure, perquè mostraven l’entusiasme o el desànim de manera distesa i…

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#Anna Moffo #Bánk bán #Biancamaria Casoni #Ferenc Erkel #Jean-Baptiste Lully #La Dorotea #Lope de Vega #Mario Lanfranchi #Melida Gates #Mercedes Llopart #Ramon Gener #Sly

[the-tenth-arcanum]

Alfredo you stupid bitch

#alfredo: violetta no one in the world loves you but I :) I will love you forever and always :) #unless you break up with me :)) #in that case I'll humiliate you in front of everyone like a complete dickhead :))) #this is la traviata with anna moffo and franco bonisolli (1968) and its available on YouTube with eng subs if you care #no ita subs unfortunately #I was hoping to inflict this on my mother when I go back home for Christmas but I'll have to find some other version #la traviata #opera

[verdiesque]

taking a break from the redacteds and the horrors to cry over traviata

#anna moffo save me anna moffo

[widevibratobitch]

Top 5 sopranos <3

damn. i can't. im gonna try and not cheat but idk

1. Renata Tebaldi (duh)

2. Joan Sutherland (preferably young Sutherland, up to like mid-1960s when you could still somewhat hear actual words in her singing dkdhdndhn but i love her always)

3. Rosa Ponselle and Claudia Muzio (i love them both and they're kinda the same time period category but if I had to choose. yeah, Ponselle)

4. Marcella Sembrich-Kochańska and Luisa Tetrazzini and Nellie Melba (I CANT CHOOSE. they're my holy trinity of Ancient Goddesses of Coloratura - I'd say, objectively, Tetrazzini was the best when it comes to pure vocal technique, but Sembrich is the one closest to my heart so. Sembrich)

4. Edda Moser and Carol Vaness (they're THE Mozart sopranos. they never held anything back, always gave 100% of drama and full voiced singing, and that's THE ONLY WAY to sing Mozart. period. Moser ultimately wins because she's been with me from the very beginning, was one of my very first favourite singers, and she's ruined all Queens of the Night for me and her recording of Martern aller Arten makes me wanna scream and kill and maim like no other. I listened to her long before I even touched Tebaldi or Sutherland etc. and I'm very nostalgic about her. but Vaness is honestly so good too y'all, THE Fiordiligi and Vitellia, no one comes close to her in these roles, and also one of my two most favourite Donna Elvira-s actually).

5. Antonietta Stella (couldn't decide whether to put Nilsson, Flagstad or her but while I do think both N and F were Objectively better sopranos, I decided to go with my heart and my heart loves Stella forever and always. the problem with her is that, she either sings something absolutely wonderfully with a wall of huge, pure, beautiful, unrestricted sound, or she fucks up completely, rarely anything in between. but I just love her, I do, no matter what)

i feel so guilty for not including so many others of my favourites so im gonna mention them in the tags just to ease my conscience lol

#Birgit Nilsson and Kirsten Flagstad aka The Only Singers Who Could Actually Make Me Listen To W*gner #Renata Scotto. screeches like a banshee at times but i love her. say what you want but she's a total camp drama queen and i ADORE that #Virginia Zeani <33333 amazing and very underappreciated. also she looks so much like my mom when she was younger it's actually kinda creepy #Anna Moffo. she's so cute and she was also one of my very first opera crushes. #Lisa Della Casa and Elisabeth Grümmer. a bit gentler than Moser and Vaness but I love their Mozart too. #and ok. ok im gonna say it. ehhhhh. #pre-weight-loss Callas so up to like mid 1950s. 1960s are already a no no. she was. indeed. Very Good. #but never The Best and ill die on this hill. #and ugh. there are so many wonderful sopranos and dont even get me started on the mezzos. making me choose just 5 is cruel #but thank you <333 #Bea ill get to your other asks tomorrow mwah thank youuuuuu ❤️ #ask #opera tag

[liricamundi]

ANNA MOFFO

#lirica mundi #anna moffo #lucia di lammermoor #operette #la boheme

[princesssarisa]

Where do you watch operas?

There are plenty of complete filmed opera performances available on YouTube, which you can watch for free. Unfortunately, not all of them have English subtitles, but if necessary, you can always find a translation of the libretto online to follow along with.

In fact, just for fun, as an example, I'll provide some links to complete filmed performances of the world's top 10 most popular operas, with English subtitles.

Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute)

Studio film, 1971 (Nicolai Gedda, Edith Mathis, William Workman, Christina Deutekom, Hans Sotin; directed by Sir Peter Ustinov; conducted by Horst Stein)

La Traviata

Studio film, 1968 (Anna Moffo, Franco Bonisolli, Gino Bechi; directed by Mario Lanfranchi; conducted by Giuseppe Patané)

Carmen

Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, 2006 (Anna Caterina Antonacci, Jonas Kaufmann, Ildebrando d'Arcangelo, Norah Ansellem; staged by Francesca Zambello; conducted by Antonio Pappano)

La Bohéme

Studio film, 1965 (Mirella Freni, Gianni Raimondi, Rolando Panerai, Adriana Martino; directed by Franco Zeffirelli; conducted by Herbert von Karajan)

Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro)

Teatro alla Scala, 2006 (Ildebrando d'Arcangelo, Diana Damrau, Marcella Orsatti Talamanca, Pietro Spagnoli, Monica Bacelli; staged by Giorgio Strehler; conducted by Gérard Korsten)

Tosca

Teatro Real de Madrid, 2004 (Daniela Dessí, Fabio Armiliato, Ruggero Raimondi; staged by Nuria Espert; conducted by Maurizio Benini)

Madama Butterfly

Theatrical film, 1995 (Ying Huang, Richard Troxell, Ning Liang, Richard Cowan; directed by Frédéric Mitterand; conducted by James Conlon)

Don Giovanni

Zurich Opera, 2001 (Rodney Gilfry, László Polgár, Isabel Rey, Cecilia Bartoli, Liliana Nikiteanu, Roberto Saccá, Oliver Wimer, Matti Salminen; staged by Jürgen Flimm; conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt)

Il Barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)

Metropolitan Opera, 2007 (Peter Mattei, Juan Diego Florez, Joyce diDonato, John Del Carlo, John Relyea; staged by Bartlett Sher; conducted by Maurizio Benini)

Act I, Act II

Rigoletto

Studio film, 1982 (Ingvar Wixell, Luciano Pavarotti, Edita Gruberova; directed by Jean-Pierre Ponnelle; conducted by Riccardo Chailly)

#opera #complete performance #die zauberflöte #the magic flute #la traviata #carmen #la boheme #le nozze di figaro #the marriage of figaro #tosca #madama butterfly #don giovanni #il barbiere di siviglia #the barber of seville #rigoletto #english subtitles #youtube

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