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Joseph Calleja - La donna e mobile
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G.Verdi《Rigoletto》"La donna e mobile"
Ten. Joseph Calleja
Tags for this video: Calleja Fortunino Francesco Giuseppe Joseph Mantova Opera Rigoletto Verdi
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| Ah finally someone ... ( 1 year ago by EmilyGreene1984) |
| Ah finally someone uploaded videos of my favourite tenor Joseph Calleja! :-D For 29 years, he's well on his way (if he keeps up his careful training) to becoming one of the finest tenors of our generation. But here, I'm not sure weither it was his nerves (he did look sort of nervous) or it was something else - but he didn't do as well here as I've heard him do elsewhere. Perhaps it was just a bad night. |
| he really is great. ... ( 1 year ago by Ahdren) |
| he really is great. I heard his rigoletto live from the met in New york and he was brilliant! A true natural voice, in the old style of bjorling schipa etc, and a source of pride for the Maltese. Great to see someone so young also interested in the opera world |
| I agree. Oh! That ... ( 1 year ago by EmilyGreene1984) |
| I agree. Oh! That must have been lovely to see him live in Rigoletto. :D (Although, quite honestly, I can't see him in the character of the Duke as well as I can Luciano or certain other performers) He has that old fashioned sound that's missing largely from singers, I think, in our current generation. Although there are exceptions, obviously. But he does have a truly beautiful voice and from what I've heard he's very down to earth and very nice. :D |
| I've never actually ... ( 1 year ago by duda43) |
| I've never actually met Joseph but we've emailed and he is an exceptionally nice person. |
| I am Maltese and I ... ( 1 year ago by kitfox00791) |
| I am Maltese and I am so Proud to have such a talented close friend. Prosit Joseph Keep it up! |
| I am Maltese i'm ... ( 1 year ago by nicolasaid88) |
| I am Maltese i'm studying voice at Ian Tomlin School of Music, Napier Uni (Edinburgh) and I'm so proud that he's Maltese and has gone so far! :-D AND that there is a chance for Maltese classical and opera singers out there... |
| Juan Diego Florez ... ( 1 year ago by Mankitox) |
| Juan Diego Florez is The best Tenor!!! :D |
| I'm also currently ... ( 1 year ago by EmilyGreene1984) |
| I'm also currently in training in operatic voice, so I guess I am interested in the opera world. :) |
| he sings it good ... ( 1 year ago by dahood07) |
| he sings it good but Placido Domingo is sliiiiiightlyyyyyyyy better |
| Calleja's is a ... ( 1 year ago by moorfan1) |
| Calleja's is a voice unlike any other today. We could all learn a lot about vocal production from him. Saw him in Rigoletto at the Met and have tickets to his opening night in Traviata in Chicago. |
| As he has sung at ... ( 1 year ago by albertscerri) |
| As he has sung at the Metropolitan besides other famous theatres, he has certainly been noticed for his voice, personality, diction etc. His Maltese origin makes him ideal for singing in most languages I would think. |
| Belive me, I do not ... ( 1 year ago by aguacun) |
| Belive me, I do not want to learn vocal production from him! |
| Entirely different ... ( 1 year ago by kmillard) |
| Entirely different voice. Domingo was shaded much more to the baritonal side while Calleja really is more "Gigliesque" in his sound. The fact that we do have two young tenors like Florez and Calleja gives me some hope for the future. Now if we could only bring along some dramatic spintos and heldentenors as well, I'd feel a whole lot better about the future of opera. |
| The same could ... ( 1 year ago by kmillard) |
| The same could certainly be said for Franco Corelli, Mario del Monaco, or even Luciano Pavarotti. Their voices are there own and their thing works for them. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to singing. |
| Watching him here, ... ( 1 year ago by matc132) |
| Watching him here, you would have no way of linking him to the voice he sings with when he plays counter strike :D |
| He has a beautiful ... ( 1 year ago by B0712) |
| He has a beautiful voice but is much better live! I have met him and he is an exceptionally nice person. |
| He's my cousin :) ... ( 1 year ago by mosemalta) |
| He's my cousin :) keep it up !!! ur the best :D |
| Love my cousin and ... ( 11 months ago by lukebianco) |
| Love my cousin and nice comment small bro |
| Made in Malta !!! ... ( 11 months ago by jamespiteri) |
| Made in Malta !!! The best :D |
| What a tenor!! ( 11 months ago by antoncut) |
| What a tenor!! |
| He ranks with the ... ( 10 months ago by intrec1) |
| He ranks with the greats |
| Mamma mia ma è ... ( 10 months ago by belcantomania) |
| Mamma mia ma è troppo bravo!!Sembra di sentire i tenori dell'antica tradizione italiana! |
| A bit immature here ... ( 6 months ago by Jussi1946) |
| A bit immature here. This must have been from a couple of years ago. Still a great rendition. |
| Effortless! ( 2 months ago by tusepagliacco) |
| Effortless! |
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