Another Brick in the Wall - medieval style cover - Stary Olsa
J.S. Bach - Aria on G String - SALSA!
Bach - Aria on the G String - classical guitar (Per-Olov Kindgren)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Queen of the Night Aria
This composer, born in 1819 in Ubiel, began learning to play the piano at the age of 8 with August Freyer in Warsaw. He then went to Mińsk, where Dominik Stefanowicz gave him lessons. In 1937, he went to Berlin to improve his skills and expand his knowledge in the areas of...
Her international career began in 1965. She was asked to quickly learn the title role for Gaetano Donizetti's opera Lucrezia Borgia. Caballé's first aria at Carnegie Hall amazed the New York audience.
This composer and theorist, active in the Romantic era, was born in Leipzig in 1813. He became interested in music after listening to the works of Beethoven and Weber. His first work - an orchestral overture, could be heard in Leipzig when he was 16 years old.
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S. Moniuszko - This old clock is a well-known aria of Skołuba from the opera Straszny Dwór, which we can admire thanks to the talent of Bernard Ładysz. Stanisław Moniuszko was a Polish composer of the Romantic period, regarded as the creator of the national Polish opera. His works, such as Straszny Dwór, Halka, and Flis, are widely considered the most important in Polish operatic music. The aria of Skołuba, which we are dealing with here, comes from the opera Straszny Dwór, which is one of Moniuszko's most important works. This opera, addressing the theme of ghosts and supernatural phenomena, is a source of pride for the Polish operatic repertoire. Bernard Ładysz, an outstanding Polish bass, gained immense recognition as a performer of the aria of Skołuba. His interpretation of this role is extremely emotional and full of strength. It captures both the monstrous beauty of the melody and the full pain and sorrow of the character Skołuba. It is also worth mentioning the era in which Moniuszko created. Romanticism, being one of the most important periods in the history of music, was characterized by a strong emphasis on emotions, individuality, and national traditions. Moniuszko fully fit into this trend, creating works that were not only an expression of Polish identity but also brought modernity and innovation to Polish music. This old clock is one of those works that fits into the canon of Polish operatic music and is an inseparable part of our country's history. Thanks to Bernard Ładysz's performance, we can appreciate the beauty and power of this aria and draw inspiration from Moniuszko's creativity, which still touches and moves our hearts.
This old clock is an absolute classic! Bernard Ładysz performs Skołuba's aria with such passion and emotion that it's hard to look away. Moniuszko knows how to touch the listener's heart, and this opera is an example of that. It's a beautiful combination of music and singing. A wonderful interpretation that allows us to immerse ourselves in the world of this story. It's truly noteworthy and full of artistic refinement. I recommend it to anyone looking for something exceptional and beautiful in music.