Diana Damrau - Queen of the Night - Mozart The Magic Flute descargar videos gratis

Дир Элв

Ужасное исполнение и актерская игра

João Victor

KAMI GG

nicksum29

Glorious singing. Awful sets. Ghastly, ghastly costumes: cancerous cabbage leaf chasing a pregnant pumpkin in a finger-painted kindergarten. UGH!

Mike Lord

Diana Damrau is a wonder of the opera. Amazing as usual

Majo C.R

such a queen!!! :3

uededrac

¿Y qué coño ha pasado con el final?What the fuck happened with the final?

Opernstimme

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Preshyy Mariie

If you lay the both of them down vertically, you get a carrot. Seriously what is with those costumes??

Adrian Colon

Wow she can play a f sharp omg

Dennis Healy

*Diana Damrau - Queen of the Night -Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -The Magic Flute*

Dennis Healy

Diana Damrau - Queen of the Night -Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -The Magic Flute

Colette HAMEL

Personnelement,je préfère la version où elle apparaît,vêtue de noir,et "hurlant" sa vengeance !!!!! c'est magnifique.Je la crois meilleure que N.Dessay,dans ce rôle précis ....

urban kranjec

What is wrong woth this bitch?

ZhongYuan Shao

The costume is terrible for the queen 

손종태

밤에여왕 아리아 정말 멎져요.

TheLordofTheRibs

Yes! The Lazarus Effect! 

seoreh

1:27 stealing angelica's moves

Pinky Green

Why did you CUT IT OFF before the end?

Chuva das Musas. blogspot

Mozart, who was perhaps, the biggest intuitive genius of harmony, said that this without dissonance, would be unbearable, was also the first musician to realize he could give psychological depth to his opera characters, through music. In “The Magic Flute” we can see this. For example Tamino and Pamina, noble characters with high ideals, who sing calm and serious melodies, the Queen of the Night, whose diabolic characteristics, are expressed through fast notes in the vocal area of extremely high notes or the dear and familiar vision of the common people, in the gay melodies of Papageno/Papagena.

Elise MusicNerd

Definitely the best Queen of the Night! Amazing acting from both and I love how Diana Damrau is able to go from piano to fortissimo in 2 seconds!!

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