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art is yelling for me

Raye, a drop of golden sun

Sometimes one can recognize a great artist in only one word of operatic text.

This, however, is not one of those times.

Context is provided after the jump.

160 comments

  • mechant says:

    If I didn’t know better, I’d say Renee…..

  • Sanford says:

    It’s hard to even tell the language, let alone the singer. I’m going with Mechant and dissing… um… guessing Rennaaay.

  • jatm2063 says:

    Renee Fleming

  • jatm2063 says:

    naughty, naughty Cieca!

  • Baritenor says:

    Oh, it’s absoluetly Renee.

  • friedchickentetrazzini says:

    Oh Renee….I still love her singing (when she decides the rhythmic values on the page are worth paying attention to), but I never want to hear her do dialogue again.

  • In SF says:

    La Fleming.

  • klingsor2000 says:

    definitely RF, at her worst

  • BeauBoi says:

    Renaaaaaaaaaay….in that HORRIBLE Traviata that made me want a Quaalude.

  • operaman50 says:

    Horrible! Typical! Only to be topped by the ghastly “E tardi” which soon followed. Imagine Gheorghiu or Netrebko distorting these phrases like that!!! Who does she listen to? Who coaches her? Who says, “Oh yes, THAT would work!!”??