This moment is for all the women that sacrificed pieces of themselves to prop up a man believing those men will lead them towards something great and rewarding only to realize these men have picked them clean and left them with nothing. That all their time spent trying to make those men’s lives better should have been focused on themselves. They would have been able to achieve something and gain real fulfillment. But instead wasted it on some loser because they didn’t realize they were the star to begin with. It’s a shame really.
La musique est envoûtante. L’histoire est terrible, magnifiquement interprétée par Roberto! Quelle voix, quelle sensibilité ! On souffre avec lui!! Une mention méritée pour Kate Aldrich et Marc Barrard.
Dmitri's smiling, beaming face as the orchestra finishes the aria is so beautiful. The combination of Wagner's music and Dmitri's smile is pure magic.😊❤
Yes, I totally agree with the other comments here. These two are fabulous! Great chemistry, acting, and singing. Watching and listening to these videos causes me to live in denial that Dmitri is no longer with us. I have to remind myself, and it breaks my heart. 😢❤
Dmitri is stunningly handsome in that uniform/costume. The makeup and hair stylist for him in this production gets 5 stars from me. The tied-back hair is so flattering to Dmitri's face. He is the most striking, handsome DiLuna I've ever seen, and after that monumental kiss? If I were "Leonora," I would have regretted swallowing the poison. 😂❤
Imagine a time before radio or record players, sitting in a small chamber with them and it being the only music that you hear on this day... I can understand Tolstoy's reported reaction of weeping upon hearing it very well then! - Whereas I don't think that many of us would cry hearing it over YT during interims of a fast modern life...
I'd recommend dearly also to read what the man wrote himself! - Starting with his short stories and novellas if there be lack of time for reading his large novels. I've chosen that way, because I write in the form of the short story myself, and today I think it just might be the best way to get to know Лёва рёва - "crybaby Lev" =)
@@DownFlowersMusic Many thanks for your recommendation. You are right, I should know better Tolstoy. Didn't know he wrote short stories, I will search. And - you are a writer also?!? Thanks again!
Yes, I write in my native language. But I also write songs and they're in English. You're welcome to listen, Vassiliki! Is this a Greek name? τὴν ἀρχαίαν ἑλληνικὴν γλῶσσαν ἐπίσταμαι, τὴν νέαν δ’ οὐ - εἰ μὴ ὀλίγον =)
@@DownFlowersMusic How wonderful! You are an author! I feel honored to correspond with you. Is Russian your language? I would like to read your stories. In the original, пожалуйста! Can you give me some titles? And your songs? Hope they are in RU-vid! Yes, my name is Βασιλική. Your ancient greek is perfect. I live in Paris, where I made research work in byzantine history - now I am retired. Music is my greatest love, and have now enough time for it. I am very grateful for your kindness. Εὐχαριστῶ πολύ, ἐλπίζω ότι θα έπικοινωνήσουμε πάλι.
1:16 You can see that for a few seconds, Mellie almost believed him as he brag about himself but quickly check herself out with her doubts and like "No!"
Mozart's final words - "My mouth tastes death, I have feelings not of this world". This music feels not of this world. What wonderful gifts you have given us🌹
3:08 O du, mein holder Abendstern, wohl grüsst' ich immer dich so gern; vom Herzen, das sie nie verriet, grüsse sie, wenn sie vorbei dir zieht, - wenn sie entschwebt dem Tal der Erden, ein sel'ger Engel dort zu werden!
7:35 now thinking back to his lines, I’m wondering if they did let his daughter go, what about her friend that got taken already? 😂 would she still have the same fate of overdose or be sold?
