Non più andrai - Marriage of Figaro - Mozart (Joshua Bloom) 

Did you try?

@@wildsonassuncao4093 It’s a reference to the movie xD

@alibabaregis A truly beautiful scene.

@alibabaregis his comment 'Did you try?' is also a reference to the movie.

​@alibabaregis It seems that you were the one who didn't get the reference. "Did you try" is also from the movie.

Ikr? This is what we’ve come to, gratitude that someone remembered the barber of Seville is, um, a barber. (Bah humbug and get off my lawn.)

@@kristinazubic9669 I mean, let's be fair: this is a fine staging, but there's no actually textual evidence within Nozze di Figaro that he's meant to be a barber. One could easily conclude that he'd given it up on becoming the count's servant.

@@happydeathman the training doesn’t go away, though. They can’t repossess your knowledge. I ought to know- I defaulted on my loans.

i like bloom's performance but i don't think the shaving helps this scene

To add to this a more accurate English translation than the one in the video: You won't go anymore, amorous butterfly Wandering around night and day Disturbing the sleep of beauties Little Narcissus, little Adonis of love Disturbing the sleep of beauties Little Narcissus, little Adonis of love You will no more have these beautiful plumes That light and gallant hat That hair, that brilliant air That feminine vermilion color That feminine vermillion color You will no more have those plumes That hat, that hair, that brilliant air Among warriors, by Bacchus Big mustaches, narrow bag Gun on the shoulder, sabre at the side Straight neck, resolute face* A big helmet, a big turban Much honor, little cash Little cash Little cash And instead of the fandango A march through the mud Through mountains, through deep valleys With the snows and the solitude At a concert of harquebuses** Of bombards, of cannons That the balls in all of the thunders Whistle into the ear You will no more have those plumes You will no more have that hat You will no more have that hair You will no more have that brilliant air You won't go anymore, amorous butterfly Wandering around night and day Disturbing the sleep of beauties Little Narcissus, little Adonis of love Disturbing the sleep of beauties Little Narcissus, little Adonis of love Cherubino, to victory To military glory Cherubino, to victory To military glory To military glory To military glory *muso franco, or "frank muzzle" is a centuries old saying that does not translate well if translated literally **tromboni, or "trombones" is an old term for harquebuses a type of gun

Thank you!!

Glad you like it!

I agree! I also just love thact piece so much! I like to sing with the actors...

not Puccini man

No, this was Chopin, for sure, mate!

Wait what the fuck haha

@@nickevershedmusic8927 what is what?