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automaticdreamlandkid · 8 months
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Un ballo in maschera (Met 2012)
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muchadoabout · 1 year
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“There are a lot of question marks at the end of the opera. Who will this young man become? Potentially, he could become a revolutionist, a member of the avant-garde Decembrist movement. Will it be easier for him to commit suicide because of his unlucky love? Or will he become someone who would do something for society? Will he start writing? Or become a politician and fight against the routine of government structures? [...] The easiest thing to say is that he is a bad guy because he turned down Tatiana, and gets what he deserves when, years later, he suddenly falls in love with her — and she turns him down. But this is not true. He is a much more profound guy.”       — Dmitri Hvorostovsky on Eugene Onegin
TCHAIKOVSKY: EUGENE ONEGIN prod. Robert Carsen | Metropolitan Opera, 2007
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why is this so HOT 😳
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vera-dauriac · 8 months
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Ballo watch, Part 2
Is there a second of this act that isn't genius? No. No, there isn't.
Those holes in the stage are such an OSHA violation.
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Sondra is an actual goddess. And her dress looks really tactile. If I wore that, I’d be touching myself all the time, and it would probably be weird.
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Who carries a spare veil around with them, just in case? Sopranos apparently.
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Verdi wrote bigger, fancier choruses, but the Ballo Laughing Chorus is my favorite chorus he wrote. Hello hill I want to die on.
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Whatever is beyond sexy, it is this.
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eugene-onegin11 · 11 months
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This is an editted version of Dmitri Hvorostovsky, The late Russian Baritone singing all parts of M. Mussorgsky's Songs and Dances of Death in 1993 at Proms. This was Dmitri's Proms debut and also the most passionate performance of Songs an Dances of Death from him in my opinion. This is sadly not the full performance but it is very good none the less.
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( Not my video )
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thesunofromeisset · 1 year
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it’s been 5 years and I still miss Dima so much :’(
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p-tchaikovsky · 1 year
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Baritones are sexy... sorry
they're the bad boys for a reason
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dockaspbrak · 3 months
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky in Pagliacci as Silvio from the Royal Opera House Here's a link to a translation if you wanna follow along (I think it's fun to do this): http://www.murashev.com/opera/Pagliacci_libretto_Italian_English
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thonetsightings · 2 years
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Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin - Metropolitan Opera (2007)
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automaticdreamlandkid · 7 months
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Verdi's Operas compilation
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topmusicvideosit · 2 years
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Il Trovatore "Mira, di acerbe lagrime" - Renée Fleming, Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Saint Petersburg Orchestra of the State Hermitage Museum & Constantine Orbelian https://www.ift.tt/r6lXb7g
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mamusiq · 2 years
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Opera Lyrics - Jonas Kaufmann, Dmitri Hvorostovsky
Aria: Au fond du temple saint (The Pearl Fishers Duet) (Act I) Opera: Les Pêcheurs de Perles (1863) (The Pearl Fishers) Composer:  Georges Bizet Libretto:  Eugène Cormon et Michel Carré
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Nadir - Jonas Kaufmann (tenor) Zurga - Dmitri Hvorostovsky (baritone)
♪ Pearl Fishers duet (Bizet) ♪ French & English
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Double subtitles in English and French available (activate English subtitling on the video)
https://youtu.be/XFL5CE4j4Vs
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vera-dauriac · 6 months
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eugene-onegin11 · 9 months
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Here is a video of Yeletsky's Aria from Act 2 of Queen of Spades. This is being performed by the late Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky at the Mariinsky Theatre, 2003.
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Conducted by Maestro Valery Gergiev.
I remember the first time I watched this I ended up crying at the simple beauty and devotion Hvorostovsky had that night. There was something so heartbreaking about this simple confession that truly shook my heart and memories. I will always remember you Dima.
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thesunofromeisset · 2 years
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we talk a lot about Dima’s voice and beauty but he also had the BEST supervillain laugh
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p-tchaikovsky · 2 years
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I was journaling and this question came up:
Am I attracted to Dmitri Hvorostovsky or do I just want to be him??
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