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Renata Tebaldi is Madama Butterfly
"Un bel di vedremo" from Madama Butterfly (G. Puccini) Telecast of February 2, 1959 Renata Tebaldi, soprano Erich Leinsdorf, conductor
Re: Renata Tebaldi "Un bel di vedremo"
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Renata Tebaldi - Si, mi chiamano Mimi (1956)
1956. Act 1: Mimi (Renata Tebaldi) introduces herself to Rodolfo (Jussi Bjorling). The aria 'Si, mi chiamano Mimi', sung by Renata Tebaldi. Does this video violate copyright? If so, be kind to notify me before I get banned please. And if you liked this, please buy the full version (if it is still out in circulation). If not, try to find it anyway and buy it! Bjorling's Che gelida from the same clip: www.youtube.com
Renata Tebaldi - O mio Babbino caro (Concert)
Concert 1965. Renata Tebaldi sings O mio babbino caro. From a concert with Renata Tebaldi and Louis Quilico. Narrated by Dr. Boyd Neel. Conducted by Ernesto Barbini. As always, please warn me if this video violates copyright before I get banned.
Renata Tebaldi - La Boheme
Renata Tebaldi sings Mimi's aria, "Si mi chiamano Mimi", from Puccini's opera "La Boheme". This is from a special concert in Rome on November 29, 1954, the 30th anniversary of Puccini's death.
Renata Tebaldi - Follie! Sempre libera - La Traviata - Verdi
Renata Tebaldi (Pesaro, Italy, February 1, 1922 San Marino, December 19, 2004). This is a true spinto soprano voice. The spinto voice is one that can open up to dramatic power while also being able to sing lyric roles. Traviata probably was not ideal for her voice because of the fioratura, but she sings it beautifully here nevertheless.
Jussi Björling / Renata Tebaldi - O soave fanciulla (1956)
Yes yes, I know it's been posted already. Act 1: Rodolfo (Jussi Bjorling) and Mimi (Renata Tebaldi) sing of their newfound love. The duet 'O soave fanciulla' sung by Bjorling and Tebaldi...I know this has been posted a few times already but I am relatively confident that mine is in a better video quality. Does this video violate copyright? If so, be kind to notify me before I get banned please. And if you liked this, please buy the full version (if it is still out in circulation). If not, try to find it anyway and buy it! Bjorling's Che gelida from the same clip: www.youtube.com
Renata Tebaldi - Le Violette
Renata Tebaldi sings the arie antiche "Le Violette" by Alessandro Scarlatti. Giorgio Favaretto at the piano, recorded in 1956.
Renata Tebaldi canta "La Wally"
www.lacoctelera.com Hermosa versión la que hace la Tebaldi de la famosa romanza compuesta por Alfredo Catalani. La grabación es de 1.969 y acompañan a la cantante la orquesta de la academia de Santa Cecilia (Roma) y dirige Fausto Cleva.
Tebaldi, Cossotto - Madama Butterfly Duet (Flower Duet)
Renata Tebaldi as Madama Butterfly and Fiorenza Cossotto as Suzuki in the well-known duet "Scuoti quella fronda di ciliegio... Or vieni ad adornar" (Flower Duet) from Puccini's Madama Butterfly. Conductor Tullio Serafin, Recorded in Rome, 1958.
Callas & Tebaldi make war - La Scala gate (1)
Nemici senza cor, from Medea (sung by Maria Callas, 1957) Translation: MEDEA Heartless enemies, my sly rival, you wish to torment me! I call on the gods of Hell to witness my fatal oath as well as the gods of Olympus! this traitorous wedding no one will be able to bless no, no! I call on the gods to witness, no one will be able to bless this traitorous wedding! This wedding shall not be, I swear it to the gods! JASON O gods, thwart her deadly threats! defend the king ever from her vengeance! And always keep safe, o gods, both palace and sacred soil! MEDEA,JASON Oh fatal Golden Fleece! Bitter glory of triumph! How much blood, how many tears you have cost me already!
Renata Tebaldi & Mario del Monaco "Vicino a te" Chenier
From King KILM 110 Japan in 1993 (C) NHK 1961 Tokyo. From Giordano's Andrea Chenier Act 4. October 1, 1961
Renata Tebaldi sings "Piango,gemo, sospiro..."
The great Tebaldi sings this beautiful cantata composed by Antonio Vivaldi. Maybe her prime is past, but her legato is there.
Renata Tebaldi "Ebben ? Ne andrò lontana" La Wally
"Ebben ? Ne andrò lontana" aria tratta dall'opera La Wally di Alfredo Catalani cantata da Renata Tebaldi nel 1969
Renata Tebaldi, "La mamma morta", 1960
Tebaldi sings this aria from "Andrea Chenier" in a beautiful live performance at the Met, 1960. The details of this presentation, are the following according to the Met Archives: Metropolitan Opera House March 26, 1960 Matinee Broadcast ANDREA CHÉNIER {90} Andrea Chénier..........Richard Tucker Maddalena...............Renata Tebaldi Carlo Gérard............Ettore Bastianini Bersi...................Margaret Roggero Countess di Coigny......Martha Lipton Abbé....................Gabor Carelli Fléville................George Cehanovsky L'Incredibile...........Alessio De Paolis Roucher.................Frank Valentino Mathieu.................Ezio Flagello Madelon.................Belén Amparan Dumas...................Osie Hawkins Fouquier Tinville.......Norman Scott Schmidt.................Calvin Marsh Major-domo..............Lloyd Strang Conductor...............Fausto Cleva
Renata Tebaldi - Rossini - La regata Veneziana
Well, it's time to get back to posting some good singing again. Today we have the wonderful Renata Tebaldi singing Rossini's 'La regata Veneziana' from a 1965 concert. Introduced by Dr. Boyd Neel. Tebaldi sings in Venitian dialect. As always, please warn me if this video violates copyright before I get banned.
Renata Tebaldi in Puccini's Tosca - Vissi d'arte
This is, in my opinion, a perfect vissi d'arte. The chosen speed is slow yet the control of her vibrato and registers is exemplary, the phrasing heartbreaking without ever loosing sense of the musical line and the tone...well, Tebaldi's tone doesn't need introductions. Enjoy!
BJORLING-TEBALDI -ACT 1 DUET -LA BOHEME 1956
"PRODUCERS SHOWCASE" 1956 SHOW ON WHICH JUSSI BJORLING AND RENATA TEBALDI SING..."O SOAVE FANCIULLA"... ENJOY!!!!
Renata Tebaldi in Verdi's Giovanna D'arco - Pronta Sono
Anyone who thinks Tebaldi was only great in sweet, Mimi-like roles will be surprised by how well the role of the mighty virgin suits her. She manages to remain feminine due to the gorgeous sound and beautiful phrasing but her power and determination tell us you can't mess with this girl! With Tebaldi we hear a young Carlo Bergonzi, only months after his tenor conversion. His Verdian style is already exemplary.
Renata Tebaldi sings Giuseppe Martucci "La canzone dei ricordi"
A very rare stuff, Renata Tebaldi beautifully sang this profound aria from a song cycle by an Italian Romantic composer, Giuseppe Martucci (1856-1909) "La canzone dei ricordi". This song (entitled "Al folto bosco") is one of the total 7 songs of the cycle.
R. Tebaldi & B. Christoff in duet "Or sian soli" Forza
From RAI Telecast (C) RAI 1958. Teatro San Carlo. Naples, 1958
Renata Tebaldi & Rosalind Elias, "E un anatema...l'amo come il fulgor del creato". 1967
Tebaldi and Elias sing this great duet from Ponchielli's opera, La Gioconda. Live peformance at the Met, on April 15th, 1967. Conducted by Fausto Cleva. According to the Met Archives, the cast of this presentation is the following: Metropolitan Opera House April 15, 1967 Matinee Broadcast LA GIOCONDA {208} La Gioconda.............Renata Tebaldi Enzo....................Barry Morell Laura...................Rosalind Elias Barnaba.................Cornell MacNeil Alvise..................Cesare Siepi La Cieca................Ruza Baldani Zuàne...................Russell Christopher Isèpo...................Robert Schmorr Monk....................Louis Sgarro Steersman...............Nicola Barbusci Singer..................Paul De Paola Singer..................William Mellow Dance...................Nira Paaz Dance...................Howard Sayette Conductor...............Fausto Cleva
Tosca (act III) - di Stefano, Tebaldi [1959, La Scala]
Orchestra & Chorus of La Scala, Milan conductor Gianandrea Gavazzeni Live performance, December 12, 1959 Floria Tosca - Renata Tebaldi Mario Cavaradossi - Giuseppe di Stefano Il Barone Scarpia - Tito Gobbi
Renata Tebaldi sings "Ebben, ne andro Lontano" "Le Wally"
Renata Tebaldi sings "Ebben, Ne andro Lontano" from Catalani's "Le Wally"
Renata Tebaldi in "Final Scene" Tosca Tokio 1961
Giani Poggi as Cavaradossi. Arturo Basile conductor.(C)1961 NHK Tokio. October 11, 1961
Renata Tebaldi in Verdi's La Forza del Destino: Son giunta!
The forze of destiny by a force of nature. Renata Tebaldi singing Son giunta! Madre, pietosa vergine at La Scala in 1955. This is one of those performances I find completely overwhelming. She pours out so much sound, emotion and grandness it's all too much to fit on a recording. Imagine how it must have felt in the theatre to be surrounded by this sound. This is the singing Verdi's masterpiece deserves.
R.Tebaldi/S.Loren-G. Campora/L. Marra "Tomb Scene" Aida
Renata Tebaldi as Aida played by Sophia Loren; Giuseppe Campora as Radames played by Luciano della Marra, Ebe Stignani as Amneris played by Lois Maxwell. Film 1952
Renata Tebaldi - Sola perduta abbandonata - Manon Lescaut - Puccini - Live! 1954
Renata Tebaldi (Pesaro, Italy, February 1, 1922 San Marino, December 19, 2004). Wonderful display of power through balanced registration. Beautiful easy and full chest on the bottom which translates through the middle to the top!
Renata Tebaldi "Vissi d`arte" Tosca 1959
Renata Tebaldi sings "Vissi d`arte" from Tosca by Giacomo Puccini Orchestra of La Scala Milano Gianandrea Gavazzeni, conductor Milano 12.XII.1959
Renata Tebaldi "Vanne, o rosa fortunata" Bellini
Renata Tebaldi sings "Vanne, o rosa fortunata" by Vincenzo Bellini Giorgio Favaretto, piano
Renata Tebaldi in Verdi's Otello - Ave Maria
There are not many sopranos who can keep me interested in Desdemona's long scene. The reason is Tebaldi. Her natural phrasing, crystal clear Italian and combination of powerful and tender sound have made her my one and only Desdemona.
La bohème, sung by Renata Tebaldi & Placido Domingo (1966, Boston)
(Read below for my remarks on Placido Domingo and greatness.) Sì, mi chiamano Mimì... O soave fanciulla from Giacomo Puccini's La bohème, sung by a still splendid Renata Tebaldi as Mimì and and the justifiably great Placido Domingo (read my remarks below) as Rodolfo in Boston in 1966. The conductor is Vincent la Selva. On another note, may I express my annoyance at the many Domingo bashers here on Youtube. Perhaps it is because he tried to popularize opera and people feel like opera should be an exclusive art, but I have observed that so many talk only about his so-called technical fallacies - namely, temperamental high notes and (later on) some inconsistent breath control - while completely dismissing his artistry, musicality, and (vocal/physical) acting. It is sheer arrogant elitism, always coming from the same people who praise the likes of, say, Tebaldi, Di Stefano, and Corelli to no end. I love Tebaldi, Di Stefano, and Corelli too; they are three of my absolute favourite singers. In fact, Tebaldi is my second favourite soprano. But facts are facts. I sometimes don't mind the metal in Tebaldi's high notes (it is even thrilling sometimes), but after 1960 (and even in the late 50s) they were just flat. And by flat, I mean near-semitone flat. But - oh - let's ignore that and pretend that they are still 'glorious' and 'perfect.' And Di Stefano's technique in the high notes and passagio? Nonexistent after his great, lyrical period. Of course (and like Domingo) he sang ...
100 Greatest Singers: RENATA TEBALDI
THIS PROJECT IS RESERVED ONLY FOR THE GREATEST! What´s your opinion about Renata Tebaldi? Please comment! Renata Tebaldi, Soprano (1922-2004) Giuseppe Verdi - La Forza del Destino Pace, pace mio dio (Recorded live 1953) My personal opinion: When the important reformer of italian opera Arturo Toscanini in 1950 placed Tebaldi for a performance of Verdis Requiem on a position high above the chorus, a legend began. Her voice should sound like a voice from heaven and with this, "La voce d´Angelo" was born, an attribute Renata Tebaldi ever was associated with. But this was only a promotional etiquette for one of the greatest spinto sopranos the world ever knew. Her first recordings are surprising, we hear another Tebaldi that we expected. In scenes from Verdis "Giovanna d`Arco" (1951) she was a dramatic virtuosa, her voice almost flawless, full, rich and with exciting agility. But then came Callas with her canto fiorito and her own applications of dramatic singing and Tebaldi was intelligent enough, to think it over. She changed her repertoire and leaves belcanto. Renata Tebaldi was a friendly shy person and to avoided a feud with Callas fans, she focused herself on america. Her admiration for Callas was great, and she confessed she never was fit for roles like Norma or Medea. So, Tebaldi continued the tradition of verismo and lyrico spinto with a beauty sound unequaled. Tebaldis first roles were in Faust, Mefistofele (Boito) and in Lohengrin. Early she adapted Aida, probably ...
Renata Tebaldi & Franco Corelli - Eravate possente - Andrea Chénier - Giordano
Renata Tebaldi (Pesaro, Italy, February 1, 1922 San Marino, December 19, 2004) & Franco Corelli (Ancona, Italy, 8 April 1921 Milan, Italy, 29 October 2003). Incredible. I had to cut the audience applause because it went on so long!
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