Paul O'Mahony
@OperaLover · 2:28
Shall we start talking about opera with a little music
And I'm somebody who gave up listening to rock music in the middle of the 1970s, having listened to nothing else in the 60s. And I gave up the old Irish traditional music. And I gave up. I don't know. I gave up Happy Birthday and Silent Night, and I just concentrated on opera. I became what I suppose I now call an opera specialist. And the purpose of this swell account for Opera lover is that I'm going to put bits of opera here
Paul O'Mahony
@OperaLover · 2:05
Just to continue on the in the Rigoletto. Another singer, the last singer was, by the way, Luciana Parati singing when he was quite young. He here is a man who was another one of the great as a singer. Gilli, G-I-G-L-I. And here's the beginning of a version of that song that Daenerys mobile have a little taste. See what you think you might like him more than you like Paparazzi. Here it comes in a different kind of voice, really, isn't it?
Paul O'Mahony
@OperaLover · 0:37
Oh, one last thing. Since we are listening to a little bit of an opera by the Italian Verdi, you might be wondering what Lady Mobile or something like that. That's pretty free translation. But women are not to be relied upon, I think, is really the message
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:51
I'm laughing. Women are not to be relied upon. You gotta take that in an artistic way. I think I love that you're doing opera. Thank you. You. I will follow. I will indulge. And I hope you can use the description in these words else so that we can get the names, the spelling names of like Julie. I wouldn't know how to pronounce spell that or search for that. So I would love to see that in writing. This is great
Paul OMahony
@omaniblog · 0:44
Oh, Deborah, I just popped over here to see if anyone was interested in what opera lover had to talk about and not talk about. I really play. And I discover that you are a lover of opera. Well, that's great lover has succeeded. So we love to see what happens next. I look forward anyway, to tuning in here very often