What an inane remark. She knew exactly how great she was and thus felt no need to keep making others say how great she was. No singer of her stature is without self knowledge.
@@user-gt7xs1fc6g It was Richard's remark, I just repeated it genius. He was married to her for over 50 years. Maybe give him a call and straighten him out. You knew her so much better after all.
Impecable y algo para aplaudir durante horas Mandan Sutherland aquí nos da una Clase Magistral de como abordar una obra tan difícil como está sin dejar de destacar que poseía una voz bella y bien colocada debo decir que adquirió una técnica muy evolucionada para su época para mí Es y será la soprano Estrella de todos los tiempos elegancia y distinción la hacen brillar junto a una espléndida voz llena de una belleza insuperable desde Madrid quiero agradecer a las personas que hacen posible videos como este de una de las más grandes figuras del arte de la ópera
@@aaronmalone7065 Only extremely early in her career. Love Price and her voice lasted a long time but the flexibility didn't last but for a short time.
She was not her usual perfect self in this concert. Minor mistakes in the cabaletta and later in the Hamlet mad scene. Apparently she had been spooked by the lightning and the fact that every famous singer and agent in New York was present.
She admitted to being prone to lapses of memory as time went along...and we saw a few in this performance. The singing itself, however, was still head and shoulders above most of her colleagues.
@@sutherland9 Yes, that's true, and she almost always insisted on a prompter during a staged performance...later in career. " I have a lousy memory" was her usual explanation.
@@ramongerman6440 just listen to both and if you think the speed, the dexterity, the clarity and delivery of the coloratura are the same, we have nothing to discuss.
