Nana Mouskouri sings in greek
I ENDEKATI ANTOLI
1.Peftei Vroxi
2.I endekati Entoli
3.Allhlouia
Composer:George HadjinassiosLyrics:Nikos Gatsos
Tags: nana mouskouri mousxouri gatsos xatzinasios hadjinassios endekati endekath endoli entoli peftei vrohi vroxi
From: go8zu
1/26/2008
Lascia Ch’io Pianga、From Korean site,blog.daum.net
→ http://blog.daum.net/seagull56/4233244
ナナさんがしみじみと歌う、ヘンデルの｢私を泣かせないでください｣です♪♪♪
Lascia ch`io pianga la durasorte
e che sospiri la liberta e che sospiri e che sospiri la liberta
Lascia ch`io pianga la durasorte e che sospiri la liberta
Il duol infranga queste ritorte di` miei martiri sol per pieta di`miei martiri sol per pieta
Lascia ch`io pianga la durasorte e che sospiri la libertae
che sospiri e che sospiri la liberta
Lascia ch`io pianga la durasorte e che sospiri la liberta
1/24/2008
韓国公演、羨ましいと独り言。。。
ナナさんの韓国公演の記事がネットに掲載されている。→こちら
↑↑ 韓国のテレビニュースでもとりあげられている。→こちら
↓↓自伝の韓国語訳も今月出版されたらしい。
韓国の記事検索で、Mouskouriといれると、
物凄い数のヒットがある。
→こちら →こちら
ネット販売のサイトが大部分ヒットする日本とは大違いだ。
→こちら
↑↑ 韓国のテレビニュースでもとりあげられている。→こちら
↓↓自伝の韓国語訳も今月出版されたらしい。
韓国の記事検索で、Mouskouriといれると、
物凄い数のヒットがある。
→こちら →こちら
ネット販売のサイトが大部分ヒットする日本とは大違いだ。
→こちら
コンサート会場の写真をみても、そんなに大した会場ではない。
→→
韓国のファンが、肩肘はらずに、本当に気軽にナナさんの唄を楽しんでいるのを感じる。
大スターとかでなく、きっと本当にナナさんの唄が好きだから、これほど何度も招聘しているのだろう。
↓↓ 新しいベストアルバムもでた。
あぁ、日本ではナナさんは忘れられている、、
アイクとティナは昔のライブが放映されたのに、、、、、、、
アズナブールは、パリで、「徹子の部屋」のゲストとしての収録が行われたのに、、、、
ドミニカでは大統領夫人の主催でナナさんを招聘して、
チャリティコンサートが催されたのに、、、
きっと１９７４年7月当時、中野サンプラザでの２回の公演での観客の反応が地味だったんだろう、、、、
当時、日本で発売されたEP、LPレコードの数は大変多い。
ファンクラブの、ディスコグラフィでみると、
日本フィリップス発売のLPのなんと多いことか、、、、、、、、、、
でも、きっとマニアしか購入しなかったのかも。
逆に、韓国では、1970年代ではなく、
近年、オンリーラブ、ONLY LOVEのヒットからの大ブレイクで、
ソウルオリンピックの開会式での独唱、テレビドラマ、天よ、の為の
テーマソングの収録のための來韓、３度にわたる、国内各地での多くの会場でのコンサートツァー
と現在に至って盛り上がっている、、、、、、、、、、、
日本のファンは高齢化で、もう、新しいマーケットとしての価値がなく業界では切り捨てられて、
もしくは認知されていないのかも、、、、、、、、、
２チャンネルのナナ・ムスクーリのスレも直ぐに過去ログになった、、、
あぁ、日本ではナナさんは忘れられている、、
1/23/2008
Nana News from afp.google.com/,Nana will be a guest at the Vienna's Opera Ball
Football, ballgowns to come together at Vienna's Opera Ball: organisers
5 days ago
VIENNA (AFP) — Football will be the guest of honour at Vienna's glamourous Opera Ball on January 31, ahead of this summer's European Championship in Switzerland and Austria, organisers said Thursday.
The usual guests from the political, business and entertainment sectors will rub shoulders this year with German football legend Franz Beckenbauer, Swiss President Pascal Couchepin and the coach of reigning European champions Greece Otto Rehhagel, organisers told a press conference.
The European trophy will also be prominently displayed at the top of the main staircase.
The highlight of the Austrian social calendar, the "Opernball" is a glitz and glamour fest that does not come cheap: a single admission ticket costs 230 euros (338 dollars), while a box costs 17,000 euros.
Star tenor Jose Carreras will open the show this year, which will also include a so-called "Footballet" performed by the Vienna Opera ballet.
But the real spectacle is the mixture of celebrities and wannabees and the array of ballgowns ranging from the elegant to the kitschy, twirling around the ballroom until the early hours of the morning.
Austrian socialite Richard Lugner, who invites a star or starlet to accompany him to the ball every year, ended months of speculation Wednesday when he unveiled US strip star Dita von Teese, ex-wife of shock-rocker Marilyn Manson, as his guest.
Other notables to attend the event will include Russian-born soprano Anna Netrebko, Greek singer Nana Mouskouri and Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer.
First-time organiser Desiree Treichl-Stuergkh is also introducing a few novelties this year, including a tent at the entrance to provide shelter to the arriving guests and a red carpet to up the glamour factor inside the Opera.
Last year's Opera Ball brought in 1.1 million euros in revenue and organisers expect the same this year.
The event will also be broadcast live on Austrian national television.
5 days ago
VIENNA (AFP) — Football will be the guest of honour at Vienna's glamourous Opera Ball on January 31, ahead of this summer's European Championship in Switzerland and Austria, organisers said Thursday.
The usual guests from the political, business and entertainment sectors will rub shoulders this year with German football legend Franz Beckenbauer, Swiss President Pascal Couchepin and the coach of reigning European champions Greece Otto Rehhagel, organisers told a press conference.
The European trophy will also be prominently displayed at the top of the main staircase.
The highlight of the Austrian social calendar, the "Opernball" is a glitz and glamour fest that does not come cheap: a single admission ticket costs 230 euros (338 dollars), while a box costs 17,000 euros.
Star tenor Jose Carreras will open the show this year, which will also include a so-called "Footballet" performed by the Vienna Opera ballet.
But the real spectacle is the mixture of celebrities and wannabees and the array of ballgowns ranging from the elegant to the kitschy, twirling around the ballroom until the early hours of the morning.
Austrian socialite Richard Lugner, who invites a star or starlet to accompany him to the ball every year, ended months of speculation Wednesday when he unveiled US strip star Dita von Teese, ex-wife of shock-rocker Marilyn Manson, as his guest.
Other notables to attend the event will include Russian-born soprano Anna Netrebko, Greek singer Nana Mouskouri and Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer.
First-time organiser Desiree Treichl-Stuergkh is also introducing a few novelties this year, including a tent at the entrance to provide shelter to the arriving guests and a red carpet to up the glamour factor inside the Opera.
Last year's Opera Ball brought in 1.1 million euros in revenue and organisers expect the same this year.
The event will also be broadcast live on Austrian national television.
= The photo is
View of Vienna's Opera Ball in 2007=
View of Vienna's Opera Ball in 2007=
1/22/2008
Nana Mouskouri - Mia Thesi Ston Ilio,Youtube
Nana Mouskouri - Mia Thesi Ston Ilio - 1986
From: persepolis69
Mouskouri bids her Korean fans `adieu` ,from news.naver.com
Mouskouri bids her Korean fans `adieu` ,from news.naver.com
The same as the former issue,直前の記事と同じ内容です
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내 카페에 담기
Mouskouri bids her Korean fans `adieu`
코리아헤럴드|기사입력 2008-01-21 10:01
광고
Behind her trademark dark rimmed glasses, her deep brown eyes showed a mix of happiness and sadness.
Nana Mouskouri, the Greek goddess of song, faced reporters in a conference room of JW Marriot Seoul in southern Seoul on Saturday to hold a press conference about her "farewell concerts" in the country.
"I`m very happy to come back to Korea. I was a very lucky singer, having that many people listen to me," the 73-year-old singer said during the press conference. Mouskouri hardly looks her age, almost as healthy-looking as she was in her prime, but in recent interviews, she said that she wanted to bow out of the international singing arena because she wants people to remember her at her best.
"I will just step out of long tours. I will still do cultural work, reaching out to people through music," said Mouskouri who has been working as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 1993. Having playing an active role outside the world of music since her debut, she has traveled to various parts of the globe, including Mexico, Chile, Vietnam, Bosnia and Kenya to promote children`s human rights.
After the news of oil spill in Taean, the worst one ever in the East Asian country`s history, she decided to donate $10,000 from ticket sales of her concerts in the country to help cleanup the shore. "It`s natural to have an interest in the affairs of the country where I`m singing. I`ve always been interested in environmental issues," she said.
Born in Crete, Greece, the singer was trained in classical music at the Athens Conservatory. The singer also contributed largely to the popularization of semi-classical music, her classical training and lyrical voice suited for that type of music, her adaptation of "Song for Liberty" from a Verdi opera being one example.
She is said to be the biggest-selling female singer of all time, estimated to have released some 450 albums of which 350 became gold or platinum albums. According to some estimates, she has sold more than 300 million records, surpassing the number sold by Celine Dion and Madonna combined.
Mouskouri debuted in 1959, winning first prize at that year`s Greek Song Festival singing "Kapou Iparchi Agapi Mou." Her first hit was "The White Rose of Athens" released in 1961.
She began to be noted outside of Greece and Europe with the 1962 release of "The Girl from Greece Sings," produced by Quincy Jones. She sings in Greek, French, English, Spanish, Italian, German and Portuguese.
Some of her earlier albums included "Nara Sings," (1965) released in English and the French album "Le Jour Ou la Colombe" (1967). Many of her songs, such as "Only Love" and "Over and Over," have come to be perennial favorites of Koreans, as many of them have frequently been used in dramas and television commercials.
Her concerts here began yesterday at Seoul Central City`s Millennium Hall in Southern Seoul during which the singer presented some 40 different songs. "If you love something you know how to do things right," the singer said when asked the secret of her vocal healthcare.
"Greek music can be sad but not desperate. I think Greeks and Koreans share that optimistic emotional factor," she said.
The concerts will go on in Seongnam (Seongnam Art Center Opera House, Jan. 22), Daegu (Daegu Cultural Center for Students, Jan. 24), Changwon (Sungsan Art Hall, Jan 25) and Busan (KBS Busan Hall, Jan. 26). Tickets for the concerts range from 70,000 won to 190,000 won. For more information, call (02) 1544-7566.
By Lee Yong-sung
(danlee@heraldm.com)
The same as the former issue,直前の記事と同じ内容です
뉴스 홈 > 코리아헤럴드 > 전체기사 내 블로그에 담기
내 카페에 담기
Mouskouri bids her Korean fans `adieu`
코리아헤럴드|기사입력 2008-01-21 10:01
광고
Behind her trademark dark rimmed glasses, her deep brown eyes showed a mix of happiness and sadness.
Nana Mouskouri, the Greek goddess of song, faced reporters in a conference room of JW Marriot Seoul in southern Seoul on Saturday to hold a press conference about her "farewell concerts" in the country.
"I`m very happy to come back to Korea. I was a very lucky singer, having that many people listen to me," the 73-year-old singer said during the press conference. Mouskouri hardly looks her age, almost as healthy-looking as she was in her prime, but in recent interviews, she said that she wanted to bow out of the international singing arena because she wants people to remember her at her best.
"I will just step out of long tours. I will still do cultural work, reaching out to people through music," said Mouskouri who has been working as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 1993. Having playing an active role outside the world of music since her debut, she has traveled to various parts of the globe, including Mexico, Chile, Vietnam, Bosnia and Kenya to promote children`s human rights.
After the news of oil spill in Taean, the worst one ever in the East Asian country`s history, she decided to donate $10,000 from ticket sales of her concerts in the country to help cleanup the shore. "It`s natural to have an interest in the affairs of the country where I`m singing. I`ve always been interested in environmental issues," she said.
Born in Crete, Greece, the singer was trained in classical music at the Athens Conservatory. The singer also contributed largely to the popularization of semi-classical music, her classical training and lyrical voice suited for that type of music, her adaptation of "Song for Liberty" from a Verdi opera being one example.
She is said to be the biggest-selling female singer of all time, estimated to have released some 450 albums of which 350 became gold or platinum albums. According to some estimates, she has sold more than 300 million records, surpassing the number sold by Celine Dion and Madonna combined.
Mouskouri debuted in 1959, winning first prize at that year`s Greek Song Festival singing "Kapou Iparchi Agapi Mou." Her first hit was "The White Rose of Athens" released in 1961.
She began to be noted outside of Greece and Europe with the 1962 release of "The Girl from Greece Sings," produced by Quincy Jones. She sings in Greek, French, English, Spanish, Italian, German and Portuguese.
Some of her earlier albums included "Nara Sings," (1965) released in English and the French album "Le Jour Ou la Colombe" (1967). Many of her songs, such as "Only Love" and "Over and Over," have come to be perennial favorites of Koreans, as many of them have frequently been used in dramas and television commercials.
Her concerts here began yesterday at Seoul Central City`s Millennium Hall in Southern Seoul during which the singer presented some 40 different songs. "If you love something you know how to do things right," the singer said when asked the secret of her vocal healthcare.
"Greek music can be sad but not desperate. I think Greeks and Koreans share that optimistic emotional factor," she said.
The concerts will go on in Seongnam (Seongnam Art Center Opera House, Jan. 22), Daegu (Daegu Cultural Center for Students, Jan. 24), Changwon (Sungsan Art Hall, Jan 25) and Busan (KBS Busan Hall, Jan. 26). Tickets for the concerts range from 70,000 won to 190,000 won. For more information, call (02) 1544-7566.
By Lee Yong-sung
(danlee@heraldm.com)
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