Thomas: Hamlet - Ophelia's aria "Adieu, dit-il, ayez foi!" - Sabine Devieilhe

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Ambroise Thomas: Hamlet, "Adieu, dit-il, ayez foi!", Ophelia's aria, Sabine Devieilhe, soprano, Orchestre des Champs-Elysées, Louis Langrée conductor. Opera Comique, Sala Favart, 21 December 2018.
Broadcast by Mezzo TVHD.

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9 окт 2019

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Комментарии : 14

@mckavitt13 4 года назад

Gorgeous, credible, musicianly Ophélie. Have only just discovered this soprano today. 3 notes were enough to launch a friendly pursuit.

@Imarathomas Год назад

Saw this on Mezzo yesterday! Sang soo beautifully!

@agnieszkakruszyna4625 4 года назад

Beautiful! Bravissima, Sabine! ❤

@rupertsnell1035 2 года назад

As always, throughout her divine repertoire, dear Sabine comes to us from another planet....and in a few notes, transports us there.

@johankritzinger4206 Год назад

Lovely

@remigiuszolender8920 Год назад

Sabine ❤❤❤

@guidopalmieri9016 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this upload !!!!! I would contact in private , for a question, but don't know how to do....

@yb3542 4 года назад

Wow...THAT F#6 7:23

@arniekevinvalera8166 3 года назад

Wow!!!! That was an F#6?

@danielng7795 3 года назад

@@arniekevinvalera8166 Yes it is

@rosedispahan8472 9 месяцев назад

Bonjour sabine devieilhe est une chanteuse exceptionnelle cependant il y a une un petit bémol le roulement systématique de tous les R

@kbhprinsesse Год назад

Beautiful singing. The usual ridiculous modern production showing no respect for the original work or the paying audience.

@antoinelacoste930 Год назад

This production was, in fact, splendid and very popular. I thought it gave an exciting aspect to this story and showcased that either Shakespeare or Ambroise Thomas are relevant to today's standards. These stories are timeless, and so is opera.

@kbhprinsesse Год назад

@@antoinelacoste930 if people want to make "exciting" and "popular" productions of people in modern dress, they should do it with plays or operas that are set in modern times instead of ruining masterpieces by superimposing their own superfluous and distorting ideas.