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Интервью с Дмитрием Хворостовским (1962-2017), записанное для финала конкурса BBC "Певец мира" в Кардиффе в 1989 году.
Феноменальное противостояние с современником Брин Терфел во время финала Главного приза вскоре стало известно как "Битва баритонов" и по сей день остается одним из самых ярких событий в истории конкурса.
В том году главный приз получил российский баритон. Он был одним из самых выдающихся оперных певцов в мире, высоко ценившим произведения Верди и Чайковского в частности. Он воплотил множество персонажей, включая Онегина, Елецкого, Жермона, Дон Жуана, Риголетто, графа ди Луна и многих других, в самых известных оперных театрах мира. Он был столь же востребованным сольным исполнителем, в его репертуаре было великое множество композиторов из России и за ее пределами.
В 2019 году Приз зрительских симпатий Кардиффского певца был посвящен его памяти. (Компьютерный перевод)
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An interview with Dmitri Hvorostovsky (1962-2017) recorded for the final of the 1989 BBC Cardiff Singer Of The World competition.
The phenomenal showdown with contemporary Bryn Terfel during the Main Prize final soon became known as the 'Battle of the Baritones' and, until this day, marks one of the highlights of the competition's history.
The Russian baritone took the Main Prize that year. He was one of the world’s most extraordinary operatic singers, with a great appreciation for the works of Verdi and Tchaikovsky in particular. He embodied a great variety of characters, including Onegin, Yeletsky, Germont, Don Giovanni, Rigoletto, Count di Luna and many more, at the most renowned opera houses worldwide. He was equally a sought after recitalist, with his repertoire covering a great variety of composers, from Russia and beyond.
In 2019, the Cardiff Singer Audience Prize was dedicated to his memory.
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The phenomenal showdown with contemporary Bryn Terfel during the Main Prize final soon became known as the 'Battle of the Baritones' and, until this day, marks one of the highlights of the competition's history.
The Russian baritone took the Main Prize that year. He was one of the world’s most extraordinary operatic singers, with a great appreciation for the works of Verdi and Tchaikovsky in particular. He embodied a great variety of characters, including Onegin, Yeletsky, Germont, Don Giovanni, Rigoletto, Count di Luna and many more, at the most renowned opera houses worldwide. He was equally a sought after recitalist, with his repertoire covering a great variety of composers, from Russia and beyond.
In 2019, the Cardiff Singer Audience Prize was dedicated to his memory.
Subscribe to the channel here to stay up to date with new releases (оригинал текста)
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