June 9, 2007

  • Lara Fabian - Adagio


    To enjoy a beautiful song sung with a lusty and powerful voice, play the song below.  It's one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite artists. 

    I'm a little confused about the title and the lyrics. Adagio is a musical term meaning slowly.  I don't know if the song refers to a person named Adagio, if it's because the romance is progressing slowly, or if it's because of the songs tempo.

    There is an Italian version.  If I only listened to the Italian version, I wouldn't need to worry about it and I could just enjoy the music.

Comments (6)

  • The music as originally written was called Adagio for Strings and was a classical piece written by Samuel Barber for the death of a princess. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adagio_for_Strings.  It's heart-rendingly sad.  This is the first time I have heard it with lyrics.

  • I have the classical version of Adagio for strings and it's not the same.

    Barber's Adagio for strings is a popular remix for DJs. This is my favorite remix: Youtube video

  • I remember this melody only played by instruments . But here the instrument is her velvety but also strong  voice .
    Thanks to share this .

    In friendship
    Michel

  • Just the instrumental intro gave me a small frisson, then the voice raised goosebumps. Something in her styling reminds me a little of Josh Groban. Wonderful.

    I notice that you are a birder. I wonder if you might identify for me the birdsong in my "catch the wind" video. Please?

  • I had to look up the definition of frisson, but try another one with this duet she sings with Josh Groban.

    Groban & Fabian duet

  • Music is hauntingly beautiful, but the voice is so 'breath-y' which at my age, well, I date myself, but it seems quite pretentious; ostentatious. Today so many of the artists have such an exaggerated outward show of themselves... for me, it is hard to take.

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