Category Archives: Italian (IT)
Presented in or using Italian
Huliganov’s “Oh del mio dolce ardor”
Original YT playout date: 10 September 2009
Duration: 4:35
I found this jazzed up version of the Gluck singing lesson staple on the net, but the singer and the backing were not credited. If anyone can help me give credit where credit is due, by all means do!
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Caro Mio Ben
Original YT playout date: 13 February 2009
Duration: 4:15
“This is the second of two comedy double bills kicking off YouCam created personas Lucjan O Poworocki and Bernie Mansfield.
Let me know if you want more of these guys in the future.”
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Non Te Scordar Di Me
Original YT playout date: 12 February 2009
Duration: 3:22
“This is the a premiere for two new characters which emerged as I was mucking around with a program called Cyberlink YouCam – Lucjan O Poworocki and then a Yorkshire comedian whom I shall probably dub Bernie Mansfield, or something like that.
I have no idea whether people will like this or not. I’ve done two of these for now: this and another similar one. Have to see how it goes from there. Anyone else would have done two separate films instead of a double bill in order to double the hits, but I’m a fool to myself, sometimes, I really am…”
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Huliganov’s “Nessun Dorma!”
Original playout date: 25 August 2007
Duration: 6:25
Although Viktor likes napping in the afternoons, he is the first to admit that doing so can lead to difficulty getting to sleep on time at night, especially on Sundays, leading to more tiredness on Monday. Therefore, in an effort to throw off the Sunday afternoon lethargy he sings “None shall sleep” from Touringdot Dormabile’s opera “Pol Pot”.
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Huliganov sings “Volare”
Production date: 15/6/2006
Playout date: 15/6/2006
Camera: Logitech Webcam
Post Production: Windows Movie Maker
Location: At Home
Uploaded first to YT on 15th June 2006, this was quite well received by the listening public, with nearly one thousand views per year, no really adverse comments, and an average rating of about 4 stars under the old system. One person kindly pointed out that it’s “dal vento rapito” whereas I had it as “rapido”, but I say that if the wind is going to go about kidnapping people, it must be quite a rapid wind anyway. If the wind were to kidnap people slowly it wouldn’t be able to get them to go where it wanted, so it’s not a big error.
This is one of the first times Huliganov sings baritone, and also one of the first times I do a song without a lengthy introduction.
I think it’s also one of the first times I put the lyrics on screen, and also one of the first times I used that scrolling into the distance effect from WMM.
