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H ändel - Messiah "But who may abide", Emma Kirkby



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Emma Kirkby: Soprano
Christopher Hogwood: Conductor
The Academy of Ancient Music


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This is the first ... ( 4 months ago by BayAreaBiker2001)
This is the first time I've heard this piece sung by a soprano. With Handel being who he is, this is very effective. It is as though Handel did not know what voice types would be available, so he wrote his music to be effective with all voice types, just as Bach's music is effective on all instruments.
The original ... ( 4 months ago by BayAreaBiker2001)
The original version is for bass. When Handel heard a castrato sing this, he rescored for alto. Both versions are often performed.
i disagree with the ... ( 3 months ago by oleander1684)
i disagree with the remark about kirkby's "superficial naive appeal." it's true that bartoli is more dramatic, but i think it's a waste of time to compare such talented women. although bartoli's voice is more powerful, kirkby's lack of volume does not make her weak. as for "voices without vibrato," obviously whoever said this was not listening very carefully. not only is she using vibrato, but how can her voice be pretentious? it's beautiful, and her musicianship is impeccable.
I have to say that ... ( 3 months ago by SinoSene)
I have to say that she does sing effortlessly, and that I have no belief in the notion that she is miming in this clip.
Thats pretty ... ( 3 months ago by markdavinobenza)
Thats pretty amazing.
He intended us to ... ( 3 months ago by portica912)
He intended us to be innocent and pure...but not naive. The first sin was committed by being prideful and naive. Jesus even told us to be "wise as serpents and innocent as doves". Hope it helps :)
Beautiful ... ( 3 months ago by AurolaGerero)
Beautiful interpretation. She just sings in a completely different style than divas such as Bartoli or Jo. It seems some of you cannot accept this. But she's amazing too.
A celestial voice, ... ( 3 months ago by keepthemusicplaying0)
A celestial voice, 5/5
I think a good ... ( 2 months ago by jfbecks17)
I think a good singer should be able to sing in straight tone and with vibrato depending on what style they need to execute.
Array ( 2 months ago by Estelazul)
Es una preciosidad
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Array ( 2 months ago by musicferry)
Sch
ön! Beinahe knabenhafte Interpretation.
Array ( 2 months ago by wujingcdh)
Sch
ön! that was her?--soprano in william christie's production of MESSIAH?
My God.... where ... ( 2 months ago by michelecenedese)
My God.... where did the vibrato disappear??????
no, you can hear it ... ( 2 months ago by GoldenAwakening)
no, you can hear it if you pay close attention. She just does a great job of controlling it and not spilling it all over the place ;)
OMG ! She is the ... ( 2 months ago by JKloza1336)
OMG ! She is the voice of clarity -- purity -- what the voice was meant to be in heaven, if not on earth !
Joseph
A truly unique ... ( 1 month ago by Knappa22)
A truly unique voice.
Wonderful cleanliness of tone, and the ornaments are superb.
I like this type of Handel singng, but I also like the bigger tremulous voices too.
I don't think there's right and wrong - all types of approaches to Handel have their merits.
What a voice!!! ( 1 month ago by Clarinetmarmalade)
What a voice!!!
Eh, not necessarily ... ( 1 month ago by currymuttonpizza)
Eh, not necessarily. A good singer should just be able to know what styles they can pull off. Most voices can't switch back and forth much at all.
Wouldn't you say a ... ( 1 month ago by jfbecks17)
Wouldn't you say a good deal of style has to do with how vibrato is executed?
Well... yes, that ... ( 1 month ago by currymuttonpizza)
Well... yes, that was my point to begin with. I meant to say that it's often unhealthy to try to force a style (and vibrato type) on yourself if it doesn't fit what you're physically capable of singing. It's not necessarily a question of talent, it's a question of being physically able or unable to perform certain repertoire.
A stunningly ... ( 1 month ago by puppetoz)
A stunningly beautiful voice- reminds me of the great Isobelle Bailey.
Don't judge someone ... ( 1 month ago by gs4u2)
Don't judge someone by just their voice, dumbfuck.
Such an angelic ... ( 3 weeks ago by peres010492)
Such an angelic voice...Just lovely. Much better for this kind of repertoire than singers that use too much vibratto.
gtfyc Mr gs4u2 ( 2 days ago by dalstonbill)
gtfyc Mr gs4u2



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