Re: Singers who were not cunning linguists
- From: dtritter <dtritter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 06:22:01 -0400
Mark wrote:
The Normal Handelmaniac wrote:
It is simple to discern the difference between good Italian and
bad..for example, with Estes the "U" vowel is more like a " French U"
and also IN GENERAL if one knows the text,one can spot an "American
accent" easily...more in the intonation and in some attacks on
consonants..especially the "T" and the "D"
Listen to the Aida/Amonasro duet from the SF perf.....CH
Simon Estes has/had a great and successful career singing on the great
stages of the world including a large recorded legacy. Can you say the
same? Must be jealousy.
which, by slater's lights (5 watts), makes him beyond criticism.
slater, wake up. the stupidity sweepstakes are about to begin, and you're the odds-on favorite
.
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