L'Arpeggiata - Christina Pluhar: ZYGEL ACADEMIE Lamento della Ninfa - Claudio Monteverdi 

Hermoso!!! Hermosa voz llena de sentimientos! los musicos son también fantásticos.Lamento della Ninfa es una Obra de Arte y tiene que ser escuchada toda la vida!

This voice 🖤

So kraftvoll - ich liebe Christinas Arrangements

Bravissima! I bursted into tears! Scheen is superexpressive! *_* Her Pathos is making me vibrating

It's incredibly beautiful!

Beyond beautiful.

Che meraviglia! Bravi! Di Brasile, con afetto!

Magnifique !

Grazie

❤❤

That cornetto part is almost like a film noir jazz trumpet part.

Wonderful! I love this great artist, Cristhina and her beautiful voice..

si bella e brava!

Perfect ensemble! As Céline Scheen's resembles an angel painted by Leonardo, Lamento della Ninfa by Claudio Monteverdi sounds like Babe I’m gonna leave you by Led Zeppelin!

BELO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bella bella!

Translation: The nymph's lament The Sun had not brought The day to the world yet, When a maiden Went out of her dwelling. On her pale face Grief could be seen, Often from her heart A deep sigh was drawn. Thus, treading upon flowers, She wandered, now here, now there, And lamented her lost loves Like this: - O Love - she said, Gazing at the sky, as she stood - Where's the fidelity That the deceiver promised? - Poor her! - Make my love come back As he used to be Or kill me, so that I will not suffer anymore. - Poor her! She cannot bear All this coldness! - I don't want him to sigh any longer But if he's far from me. No! He will not make me suffer Anymore, I swear! He's proud Because I languish for him. Perhaps if I fly away from him He will come to pray to me again. If her eyes are more serene Than mine, O Love, she does not hold in her heart A fidelity so pure as mine. And you will not receive from those lips Kisses as sweet as mine, Nor softer. Oh, don't speak! Don't speak! you know better than that! - So amidst disdainful tears, She spread her crying to the sky; Thus, in the lovers' hearts Love mixes fire and ice.

Pluhar is often eccentric but this is to the extent of taking a wrecking ball to a great piece -- or rather part of piece.

Cómo se llama el instrumento dé viento que interpreta el señor de camisa azul ,

Fantastic interpretation, but I miss a lot the male chorus part

Where are the 3 male singers called for in the original score? The showy Cornett solo is technically impressive, but musically null, and in no way compensates … sorry, this is a Disneyfication of the piece and cancels the sheer pathos of Monteverdi’s music …

Monteverdi jazz. Fun, but....?

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