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fleurs de courges
Los Guenilleros Lyrics

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@KryzaLide

43w↑94

Absolutely wonderful !!

"Sous le dôme épais
Où le blanc jasmin
À la rose s'assemble
Sur la rive en fleurs
Riant au matin
Viens, descendons ensemble
Doucement glissons
De son flot charmant
Suivons le courant fuyant
Dans l'onde frémissante
D'une main nonchalante
Viens, gagnons le bord
Où la source dort et
L'oiseau, l'oiseau chante
Sous le dôme épais
Où le blanc jasmin
Ah, descendons
Ensemble
Sous le dôme épais
Où le blanc jasmin
À la rose s'assemble
Sur la rive en fleurs
Riant au matin
Viens, descendons ensemble
Doucement glissons
De son flot charmant
Suivons le courant fuyant
Dans l'onde frémissante
D'une main nonchalante
Viens, gagnons le bord
Où la source dort et
L'oiseau, l'oiseau chante
Sous le dôme épais
Où le blanc jasmin
Ah, descendons
Ensemble"

All comments from YouTube:

@alexandergayowsky8303

2y↑4.4K

If they don't play this at my funeral, I'm not coming

@jacobrobin306

2y↑74

lol😂.. it's a beautiful piece my friend.

@loadedpipe1311

2y↑31

🤣🤣

@maidenekker

2y↑31

Same here

@Sofadog82

2y↑55

Seems reasonable!

@vivik959

2y↑19

😂😂😂

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@Falindae

4y↑4.3K

This man out here conducting with a PENCIL. And these gorgeous women in their Sunday comfy wear just absolutely pulling on my every heart string... Utterly divine

@p.b4287

4y↑102

Very beautiful. Harmony. This has the rare ability to pull my nerves straight no matter how bad times might be.

@misium

4y↑134

Proves you can conduct with a pencil and sing in comfy wear...

@da96103

4y↑38

Man conducting with a pencil? Then you have not seen Gergiev.

@julesroberts962

4y↑30

Beats a toothpick!

@chiachtung

4y↑104

@Berliner Stadtschloss Not EVERY performance needs to be done in full concert dress, their attire isn't "stupid" for a recording session. If you're under those stage lights and standing up for hours, things get tiring. Don't knock it till you try it, trust me. I've nearly fainted in my concert attire plenty of times, and would take jeans and a sweater over a floor length dress any day!

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@janerikfranstaberman557

11w↑124

Im a norwegian pig farmer and I love this song. . and so do my pigs, too.

@lilymarinovic1644

9w↑16

Your pigs have great taste in music ...😉

@taytoyaddic7ed881

6w↑5

I have the most beautiful image in my mind with your description

@jivprod9871

6w↑2

Your pigs must taste good. I know when it taste good.

@kalumander

5w↑1

hahahahaahah
Happy for you and for yor pigs. After this music, they must taste lickin good!

@BooHoo-mk6jq

🐖 are my favourite animal & hearing that they love this music pleases me very much ❤

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@Apri_Ori

17w↑400

Happy and blessed to be one of the 19 people who have watched this about 1 million times.

@lizh7777

14w↑7

We're a blessed group.

@juanfranciscoortizacuna1501

12w↑3

Agree

@callmeMarsss

11w↑3

Make it 20..

@user-ec6pl2br9z

11w

How do we know the statistics of this video?

@bambi8451

How did you know?😊

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@Bogart1899

4y↑5.1K

They both shine because they don't try to over-sing the other one.

@gordongokelly

4y↑16

😉👍

@oldenweery7510

4y↑178

Yes, it's as near perfect, voice for voice---and orchestra to voice---as I've ever heard.

@brucekuehn4031

4y↑110

And here we are in a coronavirus pandemic that affects all of us around the world. We can still enjoy the heights of what humans can create working together. We will not be brought down by what can only be seen in a powerful microscope.

@oldenweery7510

4y↑11

@@brucekuehn4031 Amen.

@laddup3698

4y↑45

Yes and this is called a duet

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@Rodrifuuu

3y↑2.8K

I have heard dozens of versions of this song. I think this performance will never be surpassed. This is as close to perfection as we'll ever experience.

@MrMatisse22

3y↑38

I agree.

@andriusk2506

3y↑14

Garanca with netrebko does better

@3589546

3y↑4

Yes

@jean-pierregirard7517

3y↑33

I agree with you !!! This is as close as possible to the perfection .....

@francis363

3y↑11

exactly, need to keep hear more dozens of version xD

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@stevec6754

1y↑1.2K

It’s almost like it can’t be real. Such control, poise, elegance, just absolutely beautiful

@NinjaSagaAwsomness

27w↑14

Just what i posted! There are several masterpieces in the classical music, but this is almost what you call it; unreal!

@Kjeesle

33w↑191

A routine rehearsal that turned out to be "THE BEST" the world has ever witnessed.

@Kjeesle

24w↑3

@@yosserc agreed.

@stevecarson4162

21w↑16

I understand that this was actually a recording session, not a rehearsal. I imagine they had to re-record that part where Sabine seems to playfully sing the wrong line, which makes Marianne laugh -- but then she shrugs it off, like she doesn't mind doing it again at all.

@tubal4450

This is atleast 2 different runs. You can see a cut at 2:25 where her hands are in different positions. Not to take anything away from their performance. It was beautiful.@@stevecarson4162

@rafaelazanferrari3005

Fantástico!

@sietze1986

5y↑3.1K

When i was in Rehab last year, every saturday morning i woke up and listened to this masterpiece. Now being 13 months clean, i still listen to it every saturday morning. It gives me so much peace.

@monk7946

5y↑77

Keep on progressing my friend just met you today and already wanna see you win

@bobleton2809

5y↑85

Next year i'm off dope since 20 years ...

@ponygirl6258

5y↑51

Kudos. One day at a time. Life is too amazingly beautiful to be lived in a fog. It's a gift. Enjoy!

@eddaniels9880

5y↑32

Keep it up! Proud of you! Dont stop!

@rimax1111

5y↑34

I m not clean but i want to,and one day if i'm clean,that will be the music i enjoy both sober and high times for me.

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@echowit

5y↑1.9K

The word "duet" has now been officially defined.

@dudeforcaster8630

5y↑21

Sage advise: better to remain silent and thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

@josephk3607

5y↑18

I think it was defined in 2007 by Netrebko and Garanča

@echowit

5y↑5

@@josephk3607 Damn!! Forgot that one. Good point. Watched both vids again. I'd hate to have to judge one performance over the other. WIll concede that Netrebko and Garanča put a little more passion into their's. Thanx for the memory jog.

@josephk3607

5y↑4

@@echowit lol sorry I just reread my reply and I seemed a bit angsty 😂 I was not, but anyway, you're right. Both performances are magnificent (but Netrebko's and Garanča's have a special place in my heart)

@benca-alors3226

5y↑14

@@josephk3607 The main difference being you can hear Netrebko and Garanča can't speak French, and that makes a huge difference, at least for me.

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@SkidVicious1971

20w↑319

I'm a 50 yr old contractor, GenX, biker, metal head, blue collar guy and this is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.❤

@williamperez1553

19w↑11

I feel the same way, and I also love "Laschia Ch'io Pianga". I'm a 40 yr old brazilian indigenist, metalhead, and a bit of a blue-collar guy, I'm at an ethno-environmental protection base in the heart of the Amazon rainforest dedicated to protect an uncontacted indigenous group.

@Panzer_the_Merganser

19w↑8

@@williamperez1553That's awesome: 47 year-old metalhead here, working in the American southeast to preserve what natural places there are left and remove invasive plant species and cultivating native ones at the same time. Fight the good fight and listen to good music all the while.

@SayaddinaBeneGesserit

18w↑8

Moves me to tears…opera makes me cry. So beautiful.

@vermontsownboy6957

16w↑6

Glad you made it here. Welcome. Beautiful music of any kind transcends artificial boundaries.

@charliemackenzie2485

13w↑5

49, yup

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@bohorosewellness

23w↑291

Absolute perfection. It's like your ears are being massaged with flower petals.

@lenochod6

16w↑5

I did not know how to name the feelong when I am listening to this and this is exactly it!

@Kade_Bauman

4y↑2.5K

This is the most flawless Flower Duet I’ve ever heard

@michaelmiller1215

4y↑58

Nathan Bauman Agreed! Two friends having a conversation- what I think the composer intended!

@jimbojimbog1598

4y↑21

They are both very good and compliment each other very well but have a listen to Amira Willihagen and Corlea Botha singing Flower duet in 2017 superb is the right words to use.

@SkeithThePKK

4y↑13

@Ligeia D.Aurevilly i'd give the best version to Elina Garanca and Anna Netrebko imo. give it a listen if you haven't already

@artsylovelylady

4y↑5

Certainly the best duet of this song at least.

@samysamsamy7240

4y↑56

As a random french dude this version is the one I appreciate the most. Not only because of the vocal performance but the proper pronunciation here makes me fly to the narrative. Full experience.

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@jitsukerr

4y↑3.8K

The balance is exquisite -- it's so easy for the soprano to dominate in this duet, but here she is playing the character, not just singing the aria, and lets the mezzo through. Superb musicianship, and a true duet partner. Her tone and delivery of 'bleu' just before the reprise of the chorus for the last time takes my breath away every time. Stunning singing. And Marianne Crebassa is the perfect foil, authoritative without dominating, supporting the soprano line and allowing her to float it effortlessly without having to compete. Roth supports them sensitively, and the period ensemble make it intimate. I think they knew they had it in the bag after this take

@johnfilbert4512

4y↑99

Could not agree with you more !! This is the best version of this duet online !!

@ninaleonard2855

3y↑103

You are such a star to give us this heart-stopping description to such a beautiful pristine blending of voices...thank you very much🤗

@l.ronhubbard5445

3y↑24

Yeah that's definitely the same thing I was thinking lol

@gailwebb9619

3y↑39

Marianne’s voice is my favorite of the two.....rich, gorgeous, so beautiful......love your description here, too....

@kolaas2006

Nonsense

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@stevenhigh5418

18w↑94

This is what heaven is going to sound like.

@AntonArmsberg

14w↑2

in your imagination because it doesn't exist

@jamory_lee

@@AntonArmsbergit certainly does. ( 1 Corinthians 2:9) “But, as it is written, “What no eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor the heart of man imagined, what God has prepared for those who love him”
Jesus loves you and God Bless you🙏🏽

@castlecrasherproductions6074

@@jamory_leea book proves nothing

@auntylinda7640

Mmmm.....heaven on earth ❤

@jaykaramales3087

Heaven: all the dogs I've ever known, running with me through an autumnal forest next to a river, with this music in the background.

@Edward..de..lanndo

37w↑625

I've always loved this duet, but what makes this one of my top five to watch, is the casual dress mixed with absolute brilliance.
Everything and everyone in this video is a genius at what they do.

@benlotus2703

35w↑4

We got everything, from a diddle-eye Joe to a damned-if-I-know.

@jujubee463

34w↑50

The ladies look like two soccer moms stocking up at Target until they start singing and the voices of angels come out.

@Edward..de..lanndo

34w↑5

@@jujubee463 😆😆

@Edward..de..lanndo

34w↑1

@benlotus2703 very true.😆

@lairdminor8192

33w↑22

To me, this looks like a rehearsal.

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@paulagreen6005

2y↑1.7K

I love the contrast of how casually they are dressed and at the same time singing like angels 💐

@eransasson20

2y↑67

If you love this kind of contrast, don't go to concerts and just go to see rehearsals ☺

@paulagreen6005

2y↑25

@@eransasson20 Thank you for the tip :) !

@iltc9734

2y↑57

I see what you mean. They are very young, attractive, and informal, with voices that are highly precise, highly trained, and incredible. I love the contrast, and I love the fact they look comfortable.

@paulagreen6005

2y↑8

@@iltc9734 Exactly!

@vekkdrums

2y↑21

we classical musicians are ppl you know xD we are not always well dressed

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@OYisit

2y↑683

I do not understand a single word but it's the most beautiful song I have ever heard.

@katebnasser9753

2y↑109

It talks about a princess and her servant in a kingdom in India. They are going to pick up flowers along a river in a wonderful garden with swans. You have to check up the lyrics and translate it. I'm French and I can tell you it's one of the most beautiful song that exists. The text is a flamboyance of beauty.

@VirginiaBerlinerblau

2y↑11

Es una canción que habla del amor entre dos personas, mujeres, entre dos mujeres tengo entendido

@titi08

2y↑14

It's not easy to understand, even for the native french I am. It's absolutely gorgeous.

@rhylschermatz5809

2y↑8

I'm french and I don't understand everything too. Who cares? So beautifull song. Berlioz is a genius.

@titi08

2y↑8

@@rhylschermatz5809 According to Wikipedia, Lakmé was composed by Léo Delibes, and it's beautiful

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@peterhutchison5717

17w↑71

One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. It transcends time and space. We’re so fortunate to have the ability to rewatch this at our leisure.

@vincephillips4331

7w↑18

When you hear something of that beauty, it revives in me that perhaps there is hope for humankind.

@Merzhin_Balidoueek

7w↑2

When you feel that something like a kind of sound of nature can be called beauty, you know what the hope of humanity looks like.

@billnolastname5078

5y↑1.9K

It looks like I wandered onto the good part of YouTube again.....

@GeldorfMcleod

5y↑3

the fight with the bland and soppy and one dimensional music industry continues . we will see after the trashing of net neutrality

@gailwebb9619

5y↑10

Bill Nolastname me, too.....have to listen to this magnificent duet at least once a day....love the mezzo soprano the most....what a stunning voice she has....

@eleanorsharma5884

4y↑2

❤

@BigBenKen

4y↑13

Welcome on the good side mate. A cup of tea?

@oldgundog4705

4y↑1

@Daniel Embree, don't judge me bro😉

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@stefan6347

4y↑1.7K

FINALLY AFTER YEARS OF SEARCHING I FOUND THE NAME OF THE SONG

@marthahykel2947

4y↑27

Exactly!!!! Me too.
I found my gold

@paul-henri2445

4y↑9

Do u come from boom bom rockets too?

@mintmayo7574

3y↑30

It’s a piece

@Kudakwashe_

3y↑3

Thts me

@ED-lk7il

3y↑2

You mean background chorus from David Usher - Black Black Heart?

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@echofoxtrot2.051

50w↑103

Every hair on my arms is standing up. Wow. This is not a song; it is an experience!

@joboje

7w↑15

This left me with goosebumps, tears running and breathless....OUT OF THIS WORLD!!

@cornholio8949

5y↑5K

Am i the only one who watches this multiple times a week...?

@silvik7180

5y↑78

No you are not

@spikespa5208

5y↑38

Well, at least once a week for me.

@mickcanning8471

5y↑9

Nope 😁

@hrofc1

5y↑8

NO!

@hrofc1

5y↑42

These young women are angels in disguise. Beautiful.

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@ElizeFleury

3y↑2K

I just can’t get over how beautiful this is. I always cry when they start singing together. And oh my god, their voices blend so perfectly, it’s unbelievable!

@jamesfitzpatrick8300

3y↑11

Same

@varserkarapetyan135

@@jamesfitzpatrick8300 kmna my c

@MartinEngelmann

3y↑18

played this to my mom, she started crying immediately. incredible performance, I've hardly seen anything this beautiful and emotional.

@roberttuck9223

3y↑2

<<BRAVA>>!!

@darinelizondo6185

3y↑5

I feel the same.

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@user-hy3uo5kr3q

7w↑12

I love Crebassa! She is one of the few incredible singers of today!

@consuelocalvo8405

33w↑133

So beautiful, so natural! This is the way a duet should be sung, not one person trying to be heard more than the other.

@stevecarson4162

21w↑14

In MOST performances of this aria, the soprano completely overpowers the mezzo to the point where you can hardly hear her. In this one, the singers are in perfect balance, like they're having a conversation, not one trying to outdo the other!

@kesoarz9716

4y↑1.6K

I feel sorry for these two girls and musicians having to singing and playing hours and hours as i replay this over and over again

@vuyomlambo3546

4y↑18

😹😹😹😹😭😭😭😭

@finnmccool684

4y↑82

But they get it right every time! :)

@Aldrannt

4y↑25

don't worry they're born to do it all day, i'm in love

@vollhorst8577

4y↑5

😂😂😂😂

@brookeggleston9314

4y↑9

You do know that they get paid? Quite well, in fact! THIS IS THEIR JOB!!🤭✨

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@ra4811

1y↑2.1K

Without introduction or fanfare, I played this video on the big screen for my 3rd grade students. There were a few giggles and rolled eyes but, as the piece continued, my students saw how special this recording was to me.
The following day I played it again, this time with some biographical info on the singers and opera in general. There were no giggles.
The following day I played it once more. The children (8 yrs old) shared smiles with me and each other during each chorus.
On the 4th day, at the library, the children insisted that we share the piece with our librarian. The children introduced the song to her, named the singers and gave a brief summary of the story. When the music began, there was not a fidget, wiggle, or sound in the room except for the sublime music they had come to love.
ps They also love Ella Fitzgerald and Esmeralda Spalding. :-) but not like they love this duet.

@marion3976

1y↑124

Wow. Those kids will remember this song all their lives. I know I heard it at some point in my childhood, but don't remember the details.

@moiseman

1y↑176

Making people less mediocre one day at a time.

@Rupe51

1y↑109

What a priceless gift you have given to your students and something that not many teachers are prepared to do. You allowed them to enter into the realm of sheer beauty not just once but day after day. And they learn as children have always learned ... by repetition and by the model of your example. You are a special teacher.

@alexcal24

1y↑60

This gives me hope that some kids will not grow up as the TikTok generation. Bless you for sharing this gem with them.

@fivetimesyo

1y↑62

Awesome! My high school English teacher was unapologetic about being a Shakespeare nerd. Twenty five years later, all of us guys from that class are middle aged dads and, you guessed it, Shakespeare nerds. This raises people up. It's "our humble assault upon the commonplace."

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@ariannaflores8499

34w↑29

My brain can’t comprehend how peoples voices can reach such high notes and make it sound so appealing to my ears. The whole entire middle part made me feel so weird in a good way

@marcelleboyer1917

45w↑138

Oh mon Dieu! what beauty! This brought tears to my eyes, once again. When my son was 5 years old, this part of the opéra played on Arte TV here in France, while he was playing with his toys. He stopped, let his toys go and dropped to his knees in front of the TV, and just stayed mesmerized by the music... It was just an heavenly moment and since then, every time I hear that part of the opera, I just cry with tears of joy...

@Kattaccino

44w↑11

This was the first piece of opera I ever loved as a child, too! It's magical. What a sweet memory with your son ❤

@sara_kalinowska

15w↑2

moment worth living. thank you for sharing <3

@zidirkran1824

Et ils veulent nous mettre du Aya nakamura pour les jeux olympiques Mdr 😂😂
Alors qu’ont a des chanteurs en or en France 🇫🇷🥲
Même les français comprennent rien eux paroles d’aya nakamura 😜😂😂

@abrahamo90

4y↑1.8K

I'm obsessed with that mezzo. The first time I hear the mezzo outshines the soprano... Not an easy thing to do cause this soprano is sublime.

@akeemadams7211

4y↑128

God the darkness of the mezzos voice

@JJBushfan

4y↑15

You're only saying that because she's got a smaller nose.

@JJBushfan

4y↑51

@@akeemadams7211 I agree, but it's a rich, wholesome darkness, like 90% cocoa chocolate.

@SKS2011SC

4y↑45

This soprano is Very good. But in a few places, her voice was just a hair...and I do mean just a tiny hair too bright? verdant? for my admittedly unsophisticated ear. Just a personal preference. I'm partial to Anna Netrebko on soprano for this piece, as her voice is "creamier" and soft around the edges, it just goes down smoother. But that mezzo, wow...absolute perfection. All in all, they sounded magnificent together, gorgeously blended and spectacular voices both.

@JJBushfan

4y↑9

@@SKS2011SC Whether I agree with what you say or not, I like the way you say it. Lyricism on YouTube? Whatever next?

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@thewaywardpoet

2y↑910

My God, this has to be one of the most beautiful duets in all of opera. This rendition in particular is just breathtakingly gorgeous. I never tire of watching it. Brave, ladies. Bravissime.

@robertbrizard1965

2y↑6

Magique avec François Xavier Roth orchestre exceptionnel un duo de gde qualité.merci

@wallydiaz6918

2y↑2

Magic, emotional, perfect!

@jimallen9442

2y↑13

Its the only bit of opera I have heard that I like, but I'm a 54 year old punk rocker, so what do I know.

@wertyuiopasd6281

2y↑9

@@jimallen9442 Don't worry.
This is one of the most beautiful things you'll hear for sure.

@davidepoggi

2y↑3

It's *brave *bravissime

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@alfs3

32w↑68

Possibly the most gorgeous song ever composed ever and this duet is amazing!

@peterkoller3761

46w↑33

this is the result of two magnificent singers not trying to outperform each other but letting each other shine. and shine they do!

@erika7674

5y↑3.4K

It's strange to see two women, dressed like you and I, in such ordinary clothes, singing with such extraordinary, operatic beauty!!

@Flashbek87

5y↑143

It shows you what kind of power and beauty each of us have inside

@KayHarpaGone

5y↑70

they are recording a CD so they have not to be dressed as for a concert - can't you see the microphones ? They never sing with microphones in concert.

@corryzahn

5y↑105

It threw me off too... usually when you hear this, it's during a performance... and I'm watching this all like "oh my god! they're normal people with real lives, and not glamorous divas in formal gowns and jewels all the time!"

@KayHarpaGone

5y↑8

@@corryzahn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldYpStpIpNU and so many other video on Youtube that were taken when musicians were recording CD.......

@nailbitter310

5y↑7

erika7674 I know, that also caught my attention.

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@Tillys_Travels

3y↑712

Yesterday afternoon my father passed away while listening to this video. It is so very beautiful, and such a lovely piece to remember him by. Thank you to all those involved in its recording.

@kromantik9589

3y↑23

I can tell he was a special man by reading your comment. I'm sorry for your loss, I know he's now listening to angels singing this music and thinking of you.

@IsraelGarcia-rl5bt

3y↑12

Sorry for your loss blessings and hugs to you beatiful soul.

@karenfromfinasse8430

3y↑14

Oh no I'm so sorry! The loss of a parent is one of the worst things that can happen to us. I'm with you darling. Stay strong!

@grahamoliver4875

3y↑9

I'm so sorry for your loss, Claire. I know how you will be feeling at this time. Sending love to you and your family 💗

@beatalundin553

3y↑10

R.I.P. <3

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@didierhelier5245

1y↑287

Mon dieu, mais quelle interprétation magnifique. D'une clarté et d'un profond divin, dans lesquels je me suis perdu pour ressentir l'harmonie la plus absolue. J'ai été bouleversé par la parfaite symbiose entre ces deux interprètes et l'orchestre.

@alessandrogloui

1y↑19

et comment ne pas être bouleverse ? je pleure a chaque fois. j'aime ce morceau mais là on atteint le sublime

@claire9442

1y↑13

@@alessandrogloui
Maman est en train de rendre son dernier souffle et ce duo m’aide à l’accepter ...

@alessandrogloui

1y↑9

@@claire9442 désolé pour vous, bon courage

@antoinev9733

21w↑3

@@claire9442 elle sera toujours présente en toi ...
comme ces airs qui confinent au divin ;)

@bladezone1

11w↑2

Oh mon Dieu!

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@carolharris9279

18w↑23

Easily my favourite performance of this song. These two ladies compliment each other so much with their exquisite voices. I'll never tire of listening to it

@kbwaldron

2y↑604

This has the clearest diction I’ve ever heard for this piece. Kudos for the ladies letting each other shine.

@bouledeberlin8741

2y↑21

I'm glad someone else notices that. Usually you can't understand the lyrics, but here I don't even need subtitles.

@kbwaldron

2y↑6

@@bouledeberlin8741 I speak French, very
badly. When sung, any language can easily be misheard, and when not a first language, not understood. In this instance I actually could understand what was being sung.

@markcroft1303

2y↑15

Niether of them tries to outshine the other pure class

@rosa7479

1y↑25

It's normal, they're both French 😊

@kbwaldron

1y↑5

@@rosa7479 Has little bearing on diction. I’ve heard a lot of English singers singing English I could not understand. They,re just that good.

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@Divingtenerifescuba

5y↑1.3K

20 years ago today, my wife and myself walked down the isle to this sung by two friends of ours from the philharmonic. Today I sit and listen to this with very mixed feelings, pain of loss as my wife died suddenly two months ago, and yet the joy of the day we married.

@kirabraunsoprano

5y↑62

Diving Tenerife Scuba I am very sorry for your loss.

@Divingtenerifescuba

5y↑15

@@kirabraunsoprano, thank you.

@sitcomchristian6886

4y↑27

That's really beautiful, I'm so happy you have such a lovely memory ❤
Psalm 147:3

@BriannaPrajnaVieira

4y↑13

Bless you and god rest her soul.

@peterrauth118

4y↑11

Believe me, I know how you feel. My sincerest condolences

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@pyeblackbox1

15w↑19

The best version ever.

@TodaysMeditation23

49w↑71

The fact that they can get their vibratos to match is amazing!

@AlysseSailor

4y↑1.4K

I love that their voices aren't so big and heavy like the larger more mature voices we so often hear sing this. They are fresh and light like the flowers they're singing about. So tantalizing!

@JJBushfan

4y↑22

Very perceptive.

@Okimyhome

4y↑23

That’s it!!!! Thank you for sharing your interpretation. It’s perfect. That’s exactly what I feel each time I listen to these Angels. Thank you.

@angelatrujillo971

4y↑2

AMAZING!

@bt10ant

4y↑2

Me, too.

@ableadelaide5893

4y↑3

yeah but joan and marilyn piss all over this

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@gregoryrogers2383

4y↑615

Quite possibly the most stunning piece of French music ever composed.

@nicolajpiemonte8907

4y↑16

I would say Ravel's Daphnis et Chloe, but this one is still great.

@McCainnn

4y↑6

Listen "au fond du temple saint" from Bizet's opera "les pêcheurs de perle".

@gregoryrogers2383

@@McCainnn Yes, also amazing.

@brianbethea3069

4y↑1

@@nicolajpiemonte8907 Definitely agreed.

@brigittemartinez1983

Ernest chausson duo de junon et ceres

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@JohnWilliams-iw6oq

47w↑228

The most beautiful rendition I have ever heard, I keep coming back time after time to lose myself in the magic of their voices.

@claudiameier666

35w↑9

its what flowers would sound like if they sang

@izzybeth

3y↑724

this is so beautiful. I cried. that mezzo. my heart stopped when she started singing. I feel privileged to have heard this.

@kevinmac2200

3y↑21

I have to ration my listening to this. It's just too much, too wonderful.

@stevecarson4162

2y↑37

People often pay more attention to the soprano, who is usually given a showier role in an opera. But Marianne Crebassa's rich mezzo is heartstoppingly gorgeous. Sabine is "pretty" in the usual way, but Marianne's looks fascinate me. I can't take my eyes off her.

@donnam6547

2y↑3

Agreed

@dudanunesbleff

2y↑17

The mezzo has the perfect voice. My soul felt power and peace at the same time when she started to sing.

@longnamenocansayy

2y↑1

@@kevinmac2200 i think that's best. ease into it. come back later for the rest.

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@red_wullf

2y↑645

I love how Marriane looks like she just popped in for a minute to help out with the duet piece. Such stunningly beautiful voices.

@najah7781

1y↑59

yes totally, and the conductor s conducting with a green pencil! So laid-back but absolute perfection

@red_wullf

1y↑1

@@RebekkaJensen LOL, ok.

@alanwilliams5389

@@RebekkaJensen oh, be nice.

@red_wullf

1y↑5

@@alanwilliams5389 That’s the Internet today. People will seize any opportunity to argue and insult. Even over something utterly tiny like a typo or bad autocorrect on an obscure opera singer’s name.

@red_wullf

1y↑5

@@RebekkaJensen there are polite ways to correct a spelling mistake and less polite ways. You chose a less polite way and now your trying to justify it. You could have simply said, “Please note that her name is spelled Marianne, which can help other people find her.” But that’s not what you said, is it?

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@nannamielche9607

50w↑180

I wish to move into Marianne Crebassa's voice and take residense there. When she hits the alto register, my heart just melts. It feels like velvet, but still delicate and light. Devieilhe is also a fine companion to her.

@leoMC4384

40w↑14

Technically, Crebassa was Devieilhe's companion. But I agree, Devieilhe's singing was beautiful but Crebassa's was absolutely mesmerizing. Also she made it look effortless and at some point she looked like she wanted to dance to the music. An absolute joy to hear and see. ❤

@BillGreenAZ

40w↑9

I do too. But I checked the rent and I'm afraid it was a bit too expensive for me.

@PoliteAF

28w↑10

I'm not a highly sophisticated individual, so forgive my vernacular: this is a f***ing banger. 10/10

@taniaakter1260

4y↑199

I'm in love with the mezzo. The casual way she sings perfectly, the way she carries herself wearing those casual clothes, she makes it look so easy, like an everyday singing practice.

@myknittingblog

4y↑4

It is easy - for her (after years of training)

@parisbrannigan1009

Me too it’s hard to believe

@honingbijtje83

3y↑7

@@myknittingblog I don't think so. Full concentration the whole time.
It's not only about singing, it's also about listening and she does it great.

@laurast.martin2421

4y↑273

The sound of their two voices together is like getting a big hug and being told everything's going to be OK. What a much needed feeling right now...

@michael8815

4y↑2

agree, just what we need during this awful time.

@demondog108

;--;

@deborauzumaki1010

Uau

@gloriaguerreroescala2559

@catslover9044

Love from asia, hope all of you healty and happy

@kristofvanrijmenant6020

34w↑17

i'm so blessed with the fact that i was born as a music lover that loves not just one genre. I can jump off a stage at a death metal concert,and i can have tears from emotion roll down my cheeks at the opera house. No music,no life! 🎶🎶♥🎶🎶

@nemesioborreguez4885

33w↑1

Si no amas solo un género, es porque te gusta la música de verdad, pero te recomiendo a los Smiths, verás si te gustan o no.

@jh1828

34w↑25

Marianne is so incredibly talented!

@gailwebb9619

33w↑2

Love her gorgeous voice…always preferred a mezzo soprano myself. This is outstanding. I’ve listened to it many times…

@stevecarson4162

21w↑5

Sabine is good -- but Marianne's beautifully warm and honeyed mezzo won me over IMMEDIATELY.

@jameshaga547

2y↑963

absolutely gorgeous version of the song. Those two ladies have such perfect voices. I must have listened to this 20 times today alone..

@kmc7062

2y↑8

Same.

@twobefree3262

2y↑11

Amazing! Everyone is absolutely amazing, including the director. You can feel every note from each instrument, the voices of the vocalists, and the movements of the director/conductor.
Incredibly fulfilling! 🎻🎵🎶

@JamesBond-ml3zp

2y↑7

First Time I ever heard this song was in the Movie "Carlito's Way" when Al Pacino was watching his ex girlfriend through a Window practice Dancing. This is a Heavenly Song and will endure forever!

@paolamoreyra6490

2y↑4

Me too!!!!

@gwendolynkeyes6396

2y↑3

JAMES , YOU HAVE AND EAR FOR UPLIFTING MUSIC WHEN I HEARD THIS FROM THE COMMERCIAL I FOUND IT AND I BEEN LISTENING TO THIS SONG AS MANY TIMES AS YOU ITS JUST INSTANT MEDICINE MUSIC 🎵 DOES WONDER FOR YOUR HEART 💙 CAUSE I ELIMINATE STRESS FROM PEOPLE BY LISTENING TO LEGENDARY MUSIC 🎵

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@Geselle_Johannes

3y↑371

Their voices fit so perfectly together. I can't believe how perfect this sounds. How does it sound so perfect?

@maezzydaizzy7633

3y↑21

Hundreds if not thousands of hours of practice.

@MarkJones-gt2qd

3y↑7

@@maezzydaizzy7633 That. and Delibes .

@stevecarson4162

3y↑39

This is BY FAR the best version I've ever heard. Far too often, the soprano overwhelms the mezzo to the point where you can hardly hear her. In this performance, both voices can be heard clearly and they meld together perfectly, without one drowning out the other.

@fazeelamollick1777

2y↑12

@@stevecarson4162 You said it perfectly!

@pyrefly7575

2y↑4

Fourteen decades of generations of people trying again and again and again , you're bound to get some amazing recordings in 140 years

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@girlnextdoor7

31w↑72

I don‘t know the first thing about opera, but this song is so devine. I get goosebumps everytime i listen to it.

@educasado

1y↑36

We are living in the era of Artificial Intelligence, but it will be impossible for any machine to reach this level of absolute beauty and perfection (both the composer, the musicians and the singers). This is why the human being it's so amazing

@AlfredPartridge

52w↑1

Whoooaa, that was deep.

@fbarnea

51w↑1

You are incorrect. What do you know about ai to make such a statement?

@BadFluffy

51w

You are half right. No man-made machine can ever reach this level of beauty. A machine would not even try. What would be the point? We are, however, not in the era of Artificial Intelligence. We are in the era of chatbots and learning algorithms under the title of "artificial intelligence" to generate buzz. These are programs that are programmed to repeat patterns. There's no intelligence there, artificial or otherwise.

@BadFluffy

51w

@@fbarnea True AI would have no interest in artistry or beauty. It would require emotional intelligence, which a machine will never emulate, not without losing the privilege of being called artificial.

@fbarnea

51w

@@BadFluffy why do you think there is something special about emotions? Is there anything outside of natural reality that produces emotions or helps us understand emotions? You seem to state that emotional intelligence is not computational, this is something that mathematicians, physicists and philosophers have been trying to prove for centuries, and failed. Are you saying you found the holy grail?

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@goranklaren2566

4y↑328

When the world is utterly insane I return to this wonderful piece. I’m crying.

@marthahykel2947

4y↑3

Yesssssss

@spikespa5208

3y↑3

A sure cure for the evening news..

@Automathias

3y↑3

I feel similar

@F1Finance

2y↑25

My God I've found it. I've finally found it

@soniaseguz

2y↑1

Me too!!!

@ProfessorChomsky

1y↑40

I could genuinely listen to this on a loop for months on end, it's absolutely beautiful xx

@soledadavila3730

10w

No 😊

@user-mr1sb6il3w

51w↑26

3 year old grand daughter sitting on my knee listening and watching this most sublime music and lovely artists. The best of times. Absolutely magnificent

@kerryburns6041

2y↑238

An old man, on a Spanish mountain, has tears of joy running down his face. Sublime !

@ellaromanowska8073

37w↑3

Must have been such a beautiful, unforgettable moment!

@aightm8

36w↑2

As a mountain I concur

@ludolxx94

5y↑324

"the recording will be on tape"
Conductor: " then I will conduct with a green pencil"

@chrisacos

5y↑22

He just seems like an eccentric lunatic... As every conductor should be!

@RIXRADvidz

5y↑9

the world of professional music isn't always as glamorous and pretty as you're shown on tv

@cofa4011

5y↑1

lmao ! :D

@barryschwarz

5y↑5

The least of a conductor's job is to keep time. The conductor must be the music. There are pretty dances and there are passionate dances. The conductor weaves the latter kind.

@SuperIgill

5y↑9

@@barryschwarz I'm member of a choir and I've worked with Francois-Xavier Roth at this years "Audi Sommerkonzerte" and he is a genius. He is funny but professional, he can be very strict but when he feels that the artist can sing and play their stuff he also starts to tell storys and do little dances while conducting. It was a real pleasure to work with him and his absolutely brilliant orchestra. I think this really help us artists to have fun while making music.

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@burnburn9372

44w↑10

This is the single most beautiful song in the world.

@sverdad640

51w↑7

If there's a next world after our time spent on this one, I hope this is playing when I enter.

@karlaherrera6787

2y↑236

The fact that this was just rehearsal makes it even more perfect 😍

@georgehewitt754

2y↑7

It's actually edited and the best parts put together, but that's what you do at rehearsals we just have a video instead of just the audio doesn't take away from it's beauty

@nomad82912

2y↑4

Reminds me of how the demo of Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On was done in one take and Celine Dion really didn't want to sing it in the first place.

@laurenhahn101

@@yosserc I have the recording and it sounds exactly like this--heavenly. :)

@howardtreesong4860

1y↑5

There is no 'off' button for genius. These women are so talented it's almost rude. They are perfectly balanced, making the piece shine. It inspires awe, in the true sense, to see people practice their art with almost effortless ease.

@laurenhahn101

1y↑7

@@howardtreesong4860 I love the way that they skillfully blend their contrasting voices--Devieilhe has a bright soprano and Crebassa has a darker alto voice. That is just part of the beauty of their performance. This is a remarkable recording of a difficult duet.

@rodneyboguszynski7343

3y↑276

I love the way these two ladies look. They look as if they have just picked the kids up from school, told them to sit quiet while they have a bit of a sing song, brilliant.

@filsgreen

3y↑17

Rodney, your premise sums up my opinion precisely. The power of the ladies voices juxtaposed with their every day appearance brings the whole piece alive. You half expect them to have a bevy in the pub round the corner after rehearsals, which is probably what they do.

I hope these ladies know how special they are and truly appreciated

@elisabethlooijschelder4974

2y↑3

I totally agree.

@donnam6547

2y↑2

Beautifully said, and true

@PGLos

😂😂😂

@scottbarrette1961

9w↑3

The first time I heard this was about 25 yrs ago. It was a cloudy cold late November day. I was driving my car and turned on the radio. A very light fluffy snow started coming down ever so gently. The snow flakes were the size of quarters. It was so surreal just witnessing this weather phenomenon. Then this duet started to chime in. The two sinced together at the same time. It was what I would equate to a religious experience. My heart was taken back. Something in the ethereal world had placed me in the moment to witness both the weather and the song dancing together as one. I’ll never forget that day.

@Pik.72

9w↑6

Perfezione vocale, sono meravigliose e non piangere è difficile ❤

@ninovladovic2937

8w↑2

Io piango ogni volta ...

@KMMalmquist

3y↑188

So often the soprano takes over in this duet but not here!
Mezzos are my absolute favorite so I’m extra pleased to hear such a lovely blend 🖤

@natasamladenovic1765

3y↑4

Mezzosopranos are such a plesant voice!

@luckyman1378

tell Queen of the Night this)

@AlexHernandez-yf5nx

5y↑310

The power and softness of the mezzo's voice is at least stunning

@richardtretler6336

5y↑7

Exactly! She has such a mellow tone, loud or soft, low or high, her tone is lovely, warm, enveloping!

@ianmckenney9080

I love how she steps backwards at certain points so that the soprano doesn't get "submerged".

@loudspeakers3469

@@BrotherChad Same here! The mezzo is always wonderful to hear in any version of this duet

@majorthumbsup8563

11w↑7

Personally this is the definitive! Orchestra, conductor and singers seperated by zero, when it flows! Perfect enunciation a relaxed ensemble of time stopping brilliance, sabine and marianne push each other with affection and the confidence of their abilities. I dont think i will ever listen to a better version!

@caelahparsons8382

8w↑4

This is music to get lost in. I have heard many beautiful versions of this song. These two wonderfully talented women and orchestra have presented the most beautiful version I have ever heard. Thank you ♥️

@marcoterres3421

4y↑331

This song shows exactly the beauty and difference of voices between a soprano and a mezzo-soprano, just perfection! And I think they're both french, the accent is very natural

@candidcrafts4732

4y↑20

They are French!

@sophiel9504

3y↑6

We have a few beautiful things in France, except our actual president!
😱

@gailwebb9619

3y↑4

Love this duet and Marianne’s mezzo is sublime.....love it.

@charlesmorein

3y↑10

Elles sont françaises

@Aragiss

3y↑2

It's very difficult to sing this piece well if you're not a native French speaker

@playboyhero

3y↑893

This is the music to listen to when the whole world is falling apart in chaos...

@MrCarolperroni

3y↑16

Especially in my country: Brazil

@luisnunes2010

3y↑2

Not nearly angry enough.
Gorgeous still. 🔥😋

@zeropoint546

3y↑5

When the collapse comes, and I shave my head and turn cannibal, I'll play this on loud speakers from my death truck.

@luisnunes2010

3y↑3

@@zeropoint546 Lol
The colapse is here, it's gonna be agonizigly slow, not flashy and glorious, sorry.

@zeropoint546

3y↑1

@@luisnunes2010 Oh, I'll eat human flesh. Never doubt it.

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@evillemike2009

36w↑27

The blend of all the voices is the thing. It's what makes this version my absolute fave. So perfect - I cry every time.

@kaziiqbal7257

30w↑16

I think what can’t be understated is the work of the sound engineers. They didn’t simply recreate what it would sound like to be in the audience. The built a new soundscape from the ground up, something that has no real-world parallel but sounds natural all the while.

@cheythedime.7

6y↑1.9K

The mezzo added the perfect finesse to this piece. My ears heard beauty today!

@jimmyis5541

6y↑16

Cheyenne Gibson just wanted to remind to listen to this again

@davem3833

6y↑9

They have to be native to the spefic point in Italia where it was created to have this passion love, tension and power to deliver such grace.

@RegentofArrako

6y↑1

Yes!!

@jessegomez550

6y↑4

Charming. Beautiful.

@VaccumBlister6

6y↑33

SuperSmashing Dave...

This is a French aria, sweetheart (not Italian).

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@AnoNymous-dh2sv

2y↑129

This is possibly the most beautiful 4 minute piece of audio ever recorded in the history of recording itself.

@gerrymarlowe5541

2y↑5

You are not wrong. It is right up there with the best.

@lmorinpelletier

2y↑4

Merci du fond du cœur!! Quel talent! Bravo et bon succès à vous deux! 💜💜💜

@Johnboy33545

It's very close.

@SoftlinkStudio

34w↑7

If they don't play this at my funeral, I'm not dying.

@eugenesheshenin2060

9w↑4

Air. Softened tone. Playful calibration of volume and rythmic agility. Crisp diction and sustained lines without strain and unnecessary bravura. Sheer palpable joy of singing that music and playing it together is a marvel of musicality. Am I dreaming? No. That is just a group of really and fully engaged musicians that are in love with material. Kudos to conductor François-Xavier Roth and his orchestra Les Siècles - for creation the hypnotic sonic atmosphere that evokes the trance-like state of suspended reality in listener. A lot of singers do that duet for its obvious beauty. But to make it anew to glow and shimmer in warm burnished tones - that requires a special sensibility and possession of means to express it. These two marvellous ladies stands out from the crowd of many even famous performers that took this duet on. Sabine Devieilhe & Marianne Crebassa seem to win it. That unshowy commited to music attitude is a rarity at any time anywhere. Mesmerizing sensuos sonic experience that uniqely delivered by engagement of all of this duet's performers - is the evidence of their artistic commitment. It's a good enough reason to be grateful for the opportunity of being transported for 6 minutes to something that closely resembles outer spheres. Merci, merci, merci...

@srk069

3y↑358

How on Earth or any other planet for that matter, do two human beings open their mouths and such stunning beauty come out? Their entire body language just reeked of balance and partnership. I too have heard this piece many times but this, oh this I just wanted the camera to stay only with the magicians somehow conjuring true delight, literally from thin air. Thank you both.

@janegardener1662

3y↑8

They sang the song to perfection, but someone wrote the words and music for them. I am sure this is exactly how he heard it when he put pen to paper.

@hiriaith

Practice

@thomasmahl8715

A gift from God

@TomsWhip

5y↑297

That Mezzo absolutely killed it.. i mean they both did, but often the Soprano would steal the show in a production like this

@mrrmc2

4y↑10

great point. usually the mezzo is there but with out the definition that this one has. This truly is a duet.

@63rambler66

4y↑1

IMO she is the star!

@ulmi52

Did you see/ listen to the duet with Philippe Jaroussky?

@albertkerezeon5391

34w↑10

Dieu que c'est beau. Merci à vous toutes et à tous. Merci, merci ... la beauté à l'état pure!!

@KryzaLide

43w↑94

@desacukmilanovic8875

27w↑2

Hvalaaa❤❤❤

@user-yp6kn2uw4k

12w

Où sont les LOTUS BLEU ???

@agentstarling9998

5y↑332

That is the best Flower Duet I have ever heard. Unbelievable!!!!!

@johnsmith-wx5fb

5y↑4

Look up hale and pace silence of the lambs. Is this the best jodie foster impersonation as starling ever ?

@agentstarling9998

@@johnsmith-wx5fb OMG!!!!! HILARIOUS! "Miggs still hasn't learned how to open a carton of milk!" 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

@agentstarling9998

@@johnsmith-wx5fb and yes, she does a great Clarice!

@johnsmith-wx5fb

5y↑1

@@agentstarling9998 hahahah miggs💦 he never learns . i just watched it too. In certain angles her clarice is the best.😂 glad i could recommend

@agentstarling9998

@@johnsmith-wx5fb thanx for the laugh, I needed that today! 😀👍🐑. When she first walks into the cell she looks just like Jodie too. And at the end it's the bloody bank! Hahaha

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@TheTexn

5y↑834

I would expect to hear this at the gates of Heaven.

@miriamlerner4587

5y↑11

Absolutely. Music like this elevates our souls.

@Mrbrbusby

Actually. They’re playing it in the opposite direction.

@claudy9451

5y↑9

you expect to be welcomed to heaven in french ?

@WKMasterGamer

but what if the angels dont want you to see the gates of heaven?

@andrzejswiebod7087

4y↑1

W rzeczy samej...

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@toughenupfluffy7294

36w↑15

This is so beautiful I cry every time. It touches a place in my heart.

@peterfrance702

Me too. Such an irrational reaction!

@maivang558

1y↑45

I don't listen to opera but came across this months ago on accident, and I am so in love with this particular piece. It brings peace to my heart and gives me a longing feeling although I do not understand the language. I am now vested and will learn more about this song and opera. ❤

@daniellashved5515

6y↑463

I love the clarity of the sopranos voice along with the warmth of the mezzo. Makes for a perfect performance!

@JamesSmith-gk8sz

2y↑699

One day, I'm bringing my active 3 way speakers to the grand canyon with a generator, and blasting this song at 150 dB into the expanses.
It's going to be legendary.

@emilywhittemore6482

2y↑25

Yaaas! I support your vision

@stevecarson4162

2y↑26

I'd love to be there! EPIC!!!

@kimfisher873

2y↑6

I've always imagined of that ever since I heard The Marriage of Figaro. It would be a dream

@franzjohnston

2y↑26

Let me know when .....I will bring my Rogers studio 1's with a 300 watt pioneer amp - we will link up and we'll really make it sound!!!

@amazinggrace5692

2y↑9

Please do!

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@MickBx

36w↑3

Perfection.

@joeri7982

31w↑8

This song is the closest to heaven anyone will get! So much emotions

@charlescharliecharlotte

2y↑615

this is my absolute favorite version of this song, nothing compares to native french singers singing a french song !

@VanessaMaeFan18

2y↑23

There is definitely more context and depth than a non native French speaker singing this piece. Very imaginative and beautiful. The 1st time I heard the Flower Duet was when I listened to Charlotte Church. As a 16 year old, totally dismissed it lol. But. Years later, heard a different arrangement and I decided to give it another go and loved it.

I think that there seems to be more depth when a soloist is performing a piece from their native country. It's like an American pianist playing a composition by Tchaikovsky vs a native Russian playing the same piece by the same composer 🙂.

@ennediend2865

2y↑6

ABSOLUMENT ! MERCI 😊👍

@luisservin3376

2y↑25

Not only that, but also there is a softness and sweetness in their voices. Other singers try to sing it using all the power in their voices, as if they were singing a dramatic duet from an italian opera. Here they just sing it perfectly.

@reginaldforthright805

Terrible performance. Look what they’re wearing, so disrespectful. Slouching, fidgeting, folded arms. They look like they’re waiting for a bus. A complete disgrace.

@pianofever8586

Mine too!

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@joecolletti

5y↑315

Oh my god...this is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. I'm in tears, and blessed to have ears.

@tonijames59

5y↑3

Always makes me cry too !

@Iamranwulf

5y↑2

I start to cry too - the moment they begin to sing. Such incredible beauty, and they make it look so effortless, as if they have only to open thier miouths and this magic just pours forth. Always, always incredible!