Lyudmila Zlatova sings Mozart's obstacle course in Russian скачать в хорошем качестве

Lyudmila Zlatova sings Mozart's obstacle course in Russian

THE SONGBIRD: Ludmila Zlatova (Людмила Златова) (1937 - 2023) was Belarus's leading lyric-coloratura soprano for over 25 years. After graduating from the Moscow Conservatory in 1962, she was a soloist of the State Opera in Belarus until 1991, at which point she became the company's director. Operatic roles included Marfa, Queen of Shemakha, Zerlina, Rosina, Norina, Gilda, Violetta, Marguerite, Michaela, and Leila. Outside of Belarus, Zlatova toured in Hungary, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, France, and Egypt. THE MUSIC: Mozart's opera "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" (which I refer to in its English translation) premiered in Vienna in 1782, with Mozart himself conducting. It is considered the best work of the German "Singspiel" format: an opera with spoken dialogue between musical set pieces instead of musical recitatives. Konstanze was written for one of Vienna's star sopranos, Caterina Cavalieri, and has three solo arias, a long duet, and a few ensembles. Her first aria, the highly florid "Ach, ich liebte," conveys how forlorn she is having been separated from her love, Belmonte.