Samson et Dalila: \"Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix\"
Henry Lewis Marilyn Horne & Wiener Opernorchester Lyrics

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Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center

3y↑6

Absolutely gorgeous. And the Marilyn Horne Museum is fortunate to have the gown she wore for this performance in its collection.

TheWiseMonkey8888

1:37, 4:39 & 6:11 ... magnificent :D

baritonebynight

3y↑8

Its difficult that Dame Joan and Luciano are no longer with us.....but thankfully Ms. Horne is very much alive and active as a teacher. I saw Ms. Horne live sing this in a recital in 1997....still in very fine voice .

MusicLover29

3y↑3

I’m glad this is back up! I just love how Pavarotti fell into a musical trance.

kl p

3y↑1

Listening to this, so did I! I don't blame him a bit.

RAMON BROSSA

3y↑1

She and Montserrat Caballé did straordinary renditions in Semiramide in Aix , she is outstanding !!!

Donal Lally

Yes it is very sad they are gone from our midst, BUT, those magical recordings will live forever

JJ Lungdoc

3y↑1

In my opinion, Horne sang “ Mon coeur” much better than other great singers such as Verrett, Norman, Bumbry or Garanca.
Excruciating long phrases and legato!
Just saying.

Jorge Dávila

La divina Horne, una de esas cantantes inolvidables, y una de las mezzos más dotadas de la historia.

Neil Gastonguay

A once and once only voice. Richness and range, a unique resonance, and a consummate bel canto style. There will never be another who can equal her.

David Perkins

Wonderful.

Donal Lally

Joan Sutherland was a really lovely lady and a great singer and artist, but Marilyn Horne had a horse of a voice that will live forever, particularly in this live performance, magnefique

Александр Ярков

Bravo bravo bravo genial fantastic vocal

Rob Van Wyck

Would be interesting to know the conductor's name. A conductor can make or break the performance for the diva ... except for her attention to text, (yes, she was singing in French) she hit this one out of the park.

Rob Van Wyck

Thanks Tia. Yes, a conductor of renown.

Tia Toms

It was Richard Bonynge.

Jairo Joaquim

👏👏👏

bellini verdi

3y↑1

jamas se volvera a ver...semejante espectaculo..............................arte...............poderio y ......la admiracion grandiosa.........................de PAVAROTTI............EXTASIADO............Y JOAN SUTHERLAND..................ORGULLOSA Y EMOCINADA....................EN SU DESPEDIDA DEL CANTO............JUNTO A SUS GRANDES Y MEJORES AMIGOS...............LOS MEJORES CANTANTES DEL MUNDO..ANTE Y EL HONOR DE ESTAR CON ELLA.................LA GRAN DIOSA DE LA OPERA.................JOAN SUTHERLAND...............DISFRUTABA......................CON MUCHO AMOR............................................

Genoaboy From Ohio

This gorgeous aria is NOT from "Die Fledermaus"....It is from the Saint-Saens opera "Samson et Delilah"....Be more careful when labeling work by great artists like Ms. Horne....

PipesFanatic

3y↑8

If you read the title and description, you'll see that it is not labelled nor described as being from "Die Fledermaus." It is, as you say from "Samson et DALILA" (be more careful when labelling works by great composers like Saint-Saëns). This performance of this aria, however, was performed by Ms Horne when she, Dame Joan and Luciano Pavarotti were the "cabaret" guests for the party scene in Act II of the Royal Opera House's production of "Die Fledermaus" at Covent Garden in 1990.

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