Classical Musician's Reaction & Analysis: BROKEN VOW by LARA FABIAN

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  @SirHairless · 2 years ago · pinned

  Check out my previous Lara reaction if you haven&apos;t already :_eggHappy:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu3XEadtJyE&amp;list=UULPjGCpxBvbUlcqlDQyJZNfyA">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu3XEadtJyE&amp;list=UULPjGCpxBvbUlcqlDQyJZNfyA</a>

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• TO

  @tobster955 · 2 years ago

  I interpret her turning around as a point of frustration - picture her discussing this with her ex, and trying to reconcile what is happening. She turns to gather herself, and then returns to the conversation to further tell her thoughts. Just a real and poignant moment that she is so masterful at projecting. Love her so much!

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• JO

  @Joseph-f9m7s · 2 years ago

  I think it is also brilliant in how even when in the song that Lara starts to forgive, she still has this back and forth internal struggle to do so, even while acknowledging that she has let him go.

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• IO

  @ioioio2159 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s soooo refreshing to hear someone with proper musical knowledge. It&apos;s amazing to see so many &quot;teachers&quot;, &quot;musicians&quot;, &quot;vocal coaches&quot; which are unable to recognise the source of Adagio (sometimes not knowing even the meaning of the word) or to recognise Caruso from Pavarotti&apos;s version. I really appreciate your approach- you have the curiosity to check which song was compose first.

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• JO

  @jorgeigna · 2 years ago

  Lara studied for 10 years at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, from the age of 8 to 18. After finishing her studies she moved to Canada and launched her musical career in Montreal. She is not just any singer, she knows what she is doing.

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• JO

  @joyrobinson4585 · 2 years ago

  I think she moves away from the audience so she can come back! She returns with intent and energy. Yes, dramatic effect!

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• MI

  @michaellahoud14 · 2 years ago

  Lara is the Queen of Resonance and vowel coordination. She is The Ring.

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• EL

  @elsahedenberg6644 · 2 years ago

  The part she’s leaving and coming back is the theatrical effect of her drama. She said what she wanted to say and she’s leaving. Though her emotions say to her, “it’s not enough, you;ve got to get it ALL out of your chest”.

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• GA

  @gailseatonhumbert · 2 years ago

  This whole concert was stellar

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  @237hugo · 2 years ago

  She leaves for dramatic effect. She turns her back and walk away, it’s like ..Ok I &nbsp;am done and I don’t care. When she comes back , she is coming determined and it’s like saying , look now I am strong and I will get on with my life.

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• EL

  @Elizabeth-og3ln · 2 years ago

  She said what she &nbsp;needed to say(😢😢singing her last love )that’s why she turned back,then she felt free to singing to audiences ❤

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• ER

  @ericsicard910 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Dear SirHairless, thanks for all your insights.<br>Lara has insane stamina. <br><br>This concert was in fact a recording session for 2 tv channels (PBS for the US and also one canadian channe) so there were breaks in between songs. Hence the fact she could also change her dress.<br><br>But in the 1997 Pure concert she exposed her amazing stamina chaining insane masterpieces. The Yentl cover of Barbra Streisand with 2 songs chained and Lara running &nbsp;all over the place and finishing on a very mong sustained belt is a proof of her amazing breath management (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW8lalHMwxk">https://youtu.be/zW8lalHMwxk)</a>. The final song in this concert was one of her most demanding, another proof she has energy to resale (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWLQz-7uYP0">https://youtu.be/qWLQz-7uYP0)</a><br><br>She still has it: I attended one of her concert in 2022 and she ended it with an amazing rendition of Adagio !<br><br>And this week, in her eastern europe tour, she is ending concerts with Je t’aime, another vocally demanding song.

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