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Ah, I'm so happy to have found this clip somewhere and to return it to YouTube! It's the one recording of this piece where you can hear the ambient sound of Nilsson's voice in the hall. And then... her special surprise ending, up close and personal :) EDIT: I’ve just discovered that a proper audio recording of this live performance. Hear it on Spotify at “Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume“ by Rudolf Sieczynski from a 1975 Swedish documentary Geoffrey Parsons, piano ..................................... Yes, the singing is... extra. Trrill™ is about florid passages, improvisatory underpinnings, staccato'd intuitions, and virtuosities even at their most ridiculous. But it's also about the biggest, boldest form of vocal emission, with aural examples of basically correct singing, correct impostazione—chiaroscuro, vowel clarity, firm and centered pitch, c
