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Mary Littlefield Collective Memory
Registrace 28. 10. 2019
About This Channel:
Even if you were not yet alive in 1917 you may “remember” how it felt to be there. The uniqueness of the sounds of music played on shellac (and other) records with needles made of thorn, steel or others, by our fellow human beings on period phonographs and gramophones can take us all back in time. It’s kind of a portal to experiencing our shared past. Being sung to by a well-loved musician from 1927 for instance, on a Victrola or gramophone from that time is a unique experience and one that many of us are drawn to. So, enjoy yourself while you’re here!
1928. Una Rosa Y Un Beso. Written by Maria Grever (pictured) and sung by Juan Arvizu.
Here is a wonderful song written by the famous Mexican composer Maria Grever (pictured here) and sung by the popular singer Juan Arvizu. Eduardo Vigil y Robles directs here the accompaniment for 2 violins, viola, cello, bass, flute, clarinet, guitar, piano, and traps. Nice.
The photo is of Maria Grever.
Victor No. 46164
Matrix No. 48310
The photo is of Maria Grever.
Victor No. 46164
Matrix No. 48310
zhlédnutí: 432
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1922. Nina Koshetz sings At The Ball -by Tchaikovsky. Nicholai Stember piano acc.
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Nina Koshetz Recorded this song in New York City in September, 1922, after having moved to America 2 years earlier. Brunswick-Blake-Collender-Company record label. Played with a medium Burmese Colour Needle (thorn). www.burmesecolourneedles.com/ Tchaikovsky composed this piece as one of a set of six romances for voice and piano, Op. 6, in late 1869. Tolstoy wrote the text - English translation:...
1922 Nina Koshetz sings None But The Lonely Heart -Tchaikovsky. Nicholai Stember piano. Cellist…?
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Nina Koshetz recorded None But The Lonely Heart and At The Ball, both by Tchaikovsky, in September 1922, in New York City, after having moved to America 2 years earlier. She was 32. Played with a medium Burmese Colour Needle. www.burmesecolourneedles.com/ Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky composed a set of six romances for voice and piano, Op. 6, in late 1869; the last of these songs is the melancholy "...
Walter Huston sings Lost In The Stars (Kurt Weill/Maxwell Anderson) acc by VictorYoung orch. 1945
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Decca 40001. This record is the 1945 repressing of the UK Brunswick record 04658. Sung by a seasoned Walter Huston. Accompanied by the Victor Young Orchestra. One of the beautiful songs written by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson. Photo is of Walter Houston and his German shepherd (I’m still scouting out his/her name!)
Walter Huston sings September Song (by Kurt Weill/M.Anderson) acc by Victor Young Orc. 1945
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1945. Decca label 40001. This is the 1945 repressing of the UK Brunswick record 04658. Sung by a well seasoned Huston. It’s a beauty. Photo is of Kurt Weill, Lotta Lenya and Woolly, their humongous sheep dog
1927. Franklyn Baur & Evelyn Hebert sing-Silver Moon. Victor Record 20995.
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Evelyn Hebert and Franklyn Baur sing “Silver Moon”Victor 20995. Music by Sigmund Romberg and lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly. Orchestra conducted by Rosario Bourdon, with piano by LeRoy Shield. Written for the Broadway show My Maryland (1927), where it was sung by Herbert. Lyrics: Hebert: Dear, dear, dearer than everything dear to me. Baur: Near, near, nearer my heart you will always be. Fate may st...
1929. The Crooning Troubador Nick Lucas sings Irving Berlin’s Singin’ In The Rain
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1929 Brunswick recording no. 4378. It was from the MGM movie “Hollywood Review of 1929. “ Nick Lucas-the Crooning Troubadour-accompanies himself on his guitar (that was his signature Act!) singing this great song by Irving Berlin! Played on a 1914 Victor Victrola IX.
1931. Nina Koshetz sings- Eili Eili (traditional Hebrew melody). A beautiful HMV recording. DB 1205
zhlédnutí 288Před 14 dny
Nina Koshetz. 1931. His Master’s Voice recording DB 1205 Eili, Eili (My God, My God) a traditional Hebrew melody with Orchestra. Played with a heavy gage Burmese Colour Needle (thorn) and a Victor No. 4 reproducer. Nina Pavlovna Koshetz had a VERY interesting life! She was born in Kiev in 1891 into a well known theatrical/musical family and became a very popular Opera singer of the day. Then, a...
1928 Ninon Vallin sings Massenet’s Hérodiade: Il est Doux, Il est Bon. MG Cloez, dir.
zhlédnutí 184Před 21 dnem
Ninon Vallin (8 September 1886 - 22 November 1961) was a French lyric soprano who achieved considerable popularity in opera, operetta and classical song (art song)recitals during an international career that lasted for more than four decades. She was and will forever be a national treasure! Here is an informational link about her: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninon_Vallin This recording! Odeon 123.5...
1912. Alma Gluck and Louise Homer- Oh! That We Two Were Maying…
zhlédnutí 185Před 28 dny
Two of the most popular Opera singers at the Met of their day: Alma Gluck and Louise Homer made some wonderful popular records together. Here is a favorite they recorded in 1912 (this is the 1914 repressing). Henry (dog) settled right in for this one and the cats were milling about too. I never know what they’re going to like! I like the lyrics: Oh! That We Two Were Maying Oh! That we two were ...
1937 Arthur Rubinstein performs R. Schumann’s Romance in F # Major Op.28 No 2. Victor record 14946
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Robert Schumann -born June 8, 1810, Zwickau, Saxony-died July 29, 1856, Endenich, Prussia.(aged 46) Artur Rubenstein-Born: January 28, 1887, Łódź, Poland, Russian Empire Died: December 20, 1982, Geneva, Switzerland (aged 95) Played with a fine Burmese Colour Needle (thorn) www.burmesecolourneedles.com/
1938 Elisabeth Schumann - Still Wie Die Nacht (Böhm). Lawrence Collingwood, dir. RCA Victor 15735
zhlédnutí 204Před měsícem
Still wie die Nacht Music by Karl Böhm Still wie die Nacht tief wie das Meer, soll deine Liebe sein! Still wie die Nachte Tief wie das Meer Soll deine Liebe, deine Liebe sein, Soll deine Liebe sein! Wenn du mich liebst, so wie ich dich, will ich dein Eigen sein. Heiß wie der Stahl und fest wie der Stein soll deine Liebe, deine Liebe sein! Soll deine Liebe sein! (Author -anonymous) Calm as the n...
1927. Benno Moiseivitch plays Felix Mendelssohn -Song Without Words, No. 22 in F Major. (Op 53 No 4)
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This video comes with a Kitty Floor Show! Benno Moiseivitch was a Ukrainian born, British pianist. Born 2/22/1890 Ukraine. Died 4/9/1963 London. Played with a Burmese Colour Needle (thorn) www.burmesecolourneedles.com/ Audience: Aoife (petite chat noir) et Aisling (portly grey and white gal)!
1928. Reynaldo Hahn sings Massenett’s “Si Tu Veux, Mignonne.” Piano acc J. Benvenuti.
zhlédnutí 289Před měsícem
Reynaldo Hahn was a major force in the French music world during the first half of the 20th century until his death in 1947. His large output of “Melodies” (Art Songs) are still performed regularly. I have included an informative link at the bottom here. Here, recorded in Paris on May 6, 1928, Reynaldo Hahn sings a song written by one of his good friends Jules Massanett, also wildly popular at ...
1910. The Vienna Quartet : Calm as the Night (Stille Wie die Nacht) by Karl Böhm (1844-1920).
zhlédnutí 155Před měsícem
1910. Victor black label, No. 16545. Calm as the Night (Stille Wie Die Nacht) by Karl Böhm (1877-1912). Here performed by the Vienna Quartet: Victor matrix B-8934. Calm As The Night The Vienna Quartet: Otto Krist -cello Grünberg -piano Ludwig Schönberger-violin Licco Liggy -violin The instrumental version is in B flat major (the vocal version is in C). The B side of this record is Schubert’s Se...
1940 Ezio Pinza sings “Alma Mia”from Handel’s opera Floridante. Fritz Kitzinger, piano accompaniment
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1940 Ezio Pinza sings “Alma Mia”from Handel’s opera Floridante. Fritz Kitzinger, piano accompaniment
1937 Sydney MacEwan. She Moved Thro’ The Fair.
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1937 Sydney MacEwan. She Moved Thro’ The Fair.
1941 John McCormack, Gerald Moore. She Moved Thro’ the Fair (Old Irish Air)
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1941 John McCormack, Gerald Moore. She Moved Thro’ the Fair (Old Irish Air)
1929. Nina Koshetz sings Gretchaninov’s Berceuse.
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1929. Nina Koshetz sings Gretchaninov’s Berceuse.
May 12, 2024. Talented Mockingbird after midnight near my window
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May 12, 2024. Talented Mockingbird after midnight near my window
1940 Ezio Pinza sings Oblivion Soave from Monteverdi’s L’Incoronazione Di Poppea. F. Kitzinger piano
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1940 Ezio Pinza sings Oblivion Soave from Monteverdi’s L’Incoronazione Di Poppea. F. Kitzinger piano
1940. Nina Koshetz -Rachmaninoff, Op 4. No 4.Sing Not To Me, O Beautiful Woman. C. Dougherty, piano
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1940. Nina Koshetz -Rachmaninoff, Op 4. No 4.Sing Not To Me, O Beautiful Woman. C. Dougherty, piano
Elisabeth Schumann /Gerald Moore,pno “Seit Ich Ihn Gesehen” from R. Schumann’s Frauenliebe und Leben
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Elisabeth Schumann /Gerald Moore,pno “Seit Ich Ihn Gesehen” from R. Schumann’s Frauenliebe und Leben
1937 Dinu Lipatti, Nadia Boulanger et al. Brahms Liebeslieder Op 52. La Voix De Son Maître DB 5059.
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1937 Dinu Lipatti, Nadia Boulanger et al. Brahms Liebeslieder Op 52. La Voix De Son Maître DB 5059.
Eleanor. 1926. Nat Shilkret directs the Victor Salon Orchestra. Composer Jesse L. Deppen.
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Eleanor. 1926. Nat Shilkret directs the Victor Salon Orchestra. Composer Jesse L. Deppen.
1927. Out of the Dusk to You by Dorothy Lee. Nat Shilkret and the Victor Salon Orchestra performing
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1927. Out of the Dusk to You by Dorothy Lee. Nat Shilkret and the Victor Salon Orchestra performing
Selah Jubilee Singers. Take My Hand Precious Lord, Lead Me On
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Selah Jubilee Singers. Take My Hand Precious Lord, Lead Me On
1928 Mme Vallin sings Chanson Triste by Duparc accp by l’Orchestre de l'Opera-Comique, dir. MG Cloez
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1928 Mme Vallin sings Chanson Triste by Duparc accp by l’Orchestre de l'Opera-Comique, dir. MG Cloez
1929. Another Jo Vincent/Theodora Versteegh recording. Here singing Sonntagmorgen by Mendelssohn
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1929. Another Jo Vincent/Theodora Versteegh recording. Here singing Sonntagmorgen by Mendelssohn
1929. Jo Vincent/Theodora Versteegh singing -In Sternennacht by Peter Cornelius
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1929. Jo Vincent/Theodora Versteegh singing -In Sternennacht by Peter Cornelius
Thank you for sharing these precious recordings. You've got yourself a new subscriber. Best regards,
@@michelez3710 oh! Im so glad you're enjoying them!! Definitely food for the soul...!
Thanks for writing! I listened to the Frank Sinatra version. It is VERY interesting to hear him sing this! Old Blue Eyes singing None But The Lonely Heart-nice…
I first heard this song as sung by Frank Sinatra. Slightly different lyrics, but same melancholy.
The earliest recording I have is 'hark Watchman, what of the night' and playing it for me anyway transcends the inexorable.passage of time. I have my fathers' wartime collection of popular favourites- he could never remember past the first line, but hey! A simpler time amongst the trauma of modern living.
Yes. I totally agree. Listening affects me in the same way. Ahhh. Thank you for commenting here. Is your “Hark, Watchman, What Of The Night” also sung by Koshetz? It’s a lovely Hymn..
Wonderful melody! 💖
A very lovely performance, refined and sensitive … and a voice so full of charm… 🌹⭐️🌹 Thanks for sharing! 🙏🍀
Thank you for listening! We are so lucky to be able to experience so many gorgeous performances of this! It really is the spice of life! 🎉🎉🎉
@@marylittlefield9091 It is! And you are one of the cooks who distribute the spice! 👍🌞😊
@@hrbooksmusic7878yum!!!
@@marylittlefield9091 😊😁😅
Adorable… ✨✨✨ Not only the two enchanting voices, but also the lovely song… 🌹🌹🌹 And Henry seems to agree, doesn‘t he? 😉 🐕 Thank you for the beautiful post! 🙏🍀 And for adding the lyrics to the info box. 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed this!! I experimented with different needles to see if I could make the lyrics they are singing sound clearer, but to no avail. Ah well. It is a little gem, isn’t it? Henry approved and did not have time to fall asleep during it!😊😊
@@marylittlefield9091 „Did not have time“ is great! I‘m sure he loved the song and the voices and din‘t mind that the lyrics were a bit difficult to understand. After all, dog essentials like food and long walks weren’t mentioned, so why should he even care? 😉
Ha! Yes, wonderful--this is true❤! Dog essentials were nowhere to be found even if the diction were clearer! Good point😊!
@@marylittlefield9091 But good taste is good taste - wether dog essentials are involved or not. Henry seems to take after his human friend!!!
@@hrbooksmusic7878 awww. You’re nice. Thanks. Maybe Henry has really good taste for things that taste really good too!😊
Two names that promise highest quality and musical pleasure… a promise fulfilled abundantly… 🎹🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎹 Thank you for the beautiful post! 🙏🍀
@@hrbooksmusic7878 oh, thanks for listening! and writing a perfect observation! I also really love Mark Hambourg’s recording of this romance, but I cannot find a copy of that delicious performance that isn’t too far away to make it affordable. Thank you for listening!!
@@marylittlefield9091 Well, perhaps you’ll find an affordable copy some day… I hope you will! I‘m not familiar with Mark Hambourg‘s recordings, I‘m afraid, but if you like them they must be really good!!!
@@hrbooksmusic7878 🐾🐾💕
Another lovely record Mary!
@@burmesecolourneedles4680 Thanks for listening Andy!🎉😁😁
What a lovely surprise to see this and to hear the beautiful voice of Father Sidney McEwan. My father had all his recordings when i was young and I loved them. Brings back such memories. His autobiography is very interesting. "On The High 'C's. Thanks again.
Oh, I’m so glad you are enjoying hearing him again in this way and reminiscing! Such a lovely voice! I will look for his autobiography! It must be interesting. Great title-!😊
Simply divine… moving and touching and so uplifting in a deeply loving, calm, internally powerful, soul-strong, trusting and faithful way… ⭐️❤️⭐️ Thank you for the sublime post! 🙏🍀
What a perfect description! Thank you! I found this record because you and I wrote about this lovely piece! It is definitely as you have described!
@@marylittlefield9091 When I got the notification about this post I immediately thought about our exchange of thoughts and mutual recommendations… It was so lovely! And it was with great joy that I listened - again - to this extraordinary performance! ⭐️
1938 Germany, Kristalnacht, the beginning of the Holocaust. This is sick! 😢
Yes. Soooo many musicians were forced to flee/hide out/ get out or be imprisoned and killed. What a fraught time!! It affected musicians all over Europe. It is interesting to read who did what when. Who (which musicians) hid people in their chateaux, who escaped to America and how, and how (if)did they get back after the carnage? who did and didn’t sing for Hitler when he sent his “invitations” to perform for him. Yikes! And listen to how gorgeous this music is!
There is a great book by Ida Cook (“The Bravest Voices”) that tells the story of 2 sisters who were part of a movement to help these musicians during this period. Amelia Galli-Curci is one important singer involved in it. It’s amazing to read about these musicians we listen to and see how they coped.
Delightful and distinctly French !
VERY!
Thank you for this beautiful recording !
Thank you for listening! Isn’t her performance of this just lovely? What a great artist she was! For me, It is smart to have Kleenex nearby when listening to this.
Thanks for listening! I love it too❤. Would you like to make a request and I can see if I can find it and play it for you? There are many many that are difficult to find, but also many that are readily available through the grapevine🎉
Henry makes requests too, but his are more likely to be found in the cupboard or refrigerator……🎉😊
Oh, so lovely… quality music that speaks to the soul and makes every day a better day… 🎹⭐️⭐️🎹 Thanks for sharing! 🙏🍀
Glorious, thank you so much for sharing this Mary!
@@burmesecolourneedles4680 Lots of joy in this one!
Glad it arrived safely Mary, and wonderful to see this!
This lovely, prayer-like song used to be very popular in Germany, especially with tenors who loved to perform and record it… ✨✨✨ The no-lyrics version you are sharing is also very beautiful! 🌹 Thank you! 🙏🍀
Thanks for listening! Yes! I have run across sooooo many recordings from this era of this piece sung! And “prayer-like” is the perfect description of how singers approached it. Nice…..
It reminds me very much of “Nearer My God To Me”
@@marylittlefield9091 May I ask who the singers you listened to were? Some of them, maybe… 😊
@@marylittlefield9091 „Nearer My God To Thee“ is among my all-time favourites… so touching, moving, faithful, trustful… one of the songs I want for my funeral - but no hurry with that… 😅
this one is wonderful!! Very moving. It is less prayerful though. czcams.com/video/cigeH8xe8SY/video.htmlsi=w9I3IJqpmDAXAfsd
Oh that is so interesting! Fortunato! Just from the photos of him one can see how huge and alive his spirit must have been! Then….that powerful voice!!
Ezio Pinza, who was baptized with the name "Fortunato" through the priest's „creative decision“ (he considered Ezio too pagan a name), stood out for his sporting talents: in his youth he was a cyclist and initially only lived out his singing talent in the shower. However, his father thought he was so talented that he suggested that his son try a singing career. The rest is history... 🌹🌹🌹 Thank you for bringing back to us the voice and talent of this extraordinary singer! 🙏🍀 Obviously a voice Henry also seems to approve of… ✨
What a lovely little gem… enjoyable on a high quality level… 🌹💎🌹 Thank you for the beautiful post! 🙏🍀 Henry came in late, but he was obviously drawn toward the attractive voice and thoughtful, insightful singing…
A treasure it certainly is! I don't think I've heard any recording of this lovely song which surpasses this one. The quality of the singing, the sensitivity of the phrasing and the beautiful piano accompaniment set this recording apart. The Sydney MacEwan recordings I have are on the Parlophone label.
Yes! I agree! Very beautiful in all those ways. Thank you for your thoughts.
A very lovely recording… and though the great John McCormack may have been a little past his prime, he still knew how to present and interpret a song - and he did it excellently! ✨✨✨ Thanks for sharing! 🙏🍀
Thanks for listening!
@@marylittlefield9091 My pleasure! 🌞
@@marylittlefield9091 I look forward to the listening and watching experience! 😉 🎵🎵 🐕
Thank you for this treat. This is disc is among John McCormack's last recording sessions. Even with his voice not being what it once was, he could still tell a story in song with great feeling and sensitivity.
Thank you for listening! It is beautiful, isn’t it? I’m usually enamored with singers’ older voices in general-so many more experiences under our belts by then. Nice layers of meaning. Ahhhh. When you add the mastery of Gerald Moore…what could be more magical? Ahhhhhh.
Another utter treasure. You find such incredible records Mary!
I thought of you when I bought it! I thought- - I bet Andy’s going to like this. Glad you do!! Such a deep soulful voice he has! It’s from a wonderful old record dealer in California who has “retired” (but she will never really retire). ❤️
Thanks for listening
Just gorgeous, many thanks Mary. 👏
Soulful and elegant… very lovely! ✨✨✨ Thank you for the wonderful post! 🙏🍀 How is Henry doing? I missed him in the video…
Isn’t this a lovely one!? Henry is less than 2 feet out of the frame in this video. He is napping under the table. He likes to be under things😊 I’m glad you liked this one.
@@marylittlefield9091 It‘s good to hear that Henry is fine! Our dogs also loved to rest under tables etc. - or on the sofa. Under or up were their preferred choices. 😊 Btw, I like all your uploads! I do not always comment, but I enjoy the music gratefully! Right now I have to catch up on a lot of posts, because I was gone for a while. But your channel is among my regulars and favourites! Please cuddle Henry for me! 🐕 Warm regards! ❤️
Oh, thank you! I was away for a while too so didn’t post. Good timing! Thank you for listening!
@@marylittlefield9091 Perfect timing! 👍 I look forward to your next uploads! 😊 Have a wonderful Sunday! 🌞🌞🌞
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful !
Isn’t it?! Really beautiful. Glad you enjoyed it!
Astonishing and magical! Many thanks for uploading this Mary!
Wasn’t he spectacular?!? I’m glad you enjoyed this!!
So lovely !
Isn't this just the loveliest tune ? So melodious. This is an early electric recording by the Victor Salon Orch but they recorded it too, acoustically, in 1924 - which is the copy I have. Check out too on CZcams the British recording of this song by De Groot & The Piccadilly Orch.
Amazing
Sing Not To Me, O Beautiful Woman (Aka: Sing Not To Me, O Maiden Fair) Sing not to me, O beautiful woman, Your sad songs of Georgia; They remind me Of that other life and distant shore. Alas, They remind me, Your cruel melodies, Of the steppe, the night, and moonlit Features of a poor, distant maiden! That sweet and fateful apparition I forget when you appear, But you sing, and before me I picture that image anew. Do not sing to me, Beautiful woman, Your sad songs of Georgia; They remind me Of that other life and distant shore. Alas, your cruel strains Remind me Of the steppe and the night, And the moonlit face of my distant beloved.
A truly fascinating voice… and a singer with a great talent for expressing herself…🌹🌹🌹 Thank you for the very rewarding post! 🙏🍀
Wonderful !
Lotte also is exceptional voices today seem to miss that era of devotional skills.
Oh thank you! I inserted a “u”! Ugh! I definitely have to be more careful!!!
Best girl group of all time.
Lovely rendition, but please correct the singer's name to Falkner.
When you consider the technology they had to work with you can hear what it must have been like to hear him live
Really!!!!
Super, yet another prize gem! And thanks as always for the BCN mention Mary! 😺
Hi! I’m glad you liked this! Those Schumanns certainly do know their way around beauty!! I have Elisabeth singing the rest of the song cycle on 78s too🎉 The Immortal Performances’ 2CD compilation of different Recordings really is a treat to listen to too! Ninon Vallin is Uber-good!🎉
E. Schumann sings R. Schumann - no wonder this works…! ✨✨✨ Two excellent artists celebrate one of the songs from a famous Lieder cycle… how delightful and rewarding! ⭐️🎹⭐️ Thank you for the magnificent post! 🙏🍀
I love it too!!! I forget where I came across this. This is actually one side of a set of four records!! I love the picture of Dinu Lipatti and Nadia Boulanger, don’t you? I picture them playing these with such energy and happiness!! I may record this again because I had a cold and the phone microphone picked up a bit of my wheezing while recording this. Ha! It’s faint but I can hear it.
Another absolute gem! The piece, the voices, the accompaniment - sublime. And mainland European pressings are amazing - creamy-smooth and quiet!
Very lovely and just what I needed on this rainy day… closing my eyes and simply dreaming the grey skies away… ✨✨✨ Thank you for sharing this beautiful music! 🙏🍀🎻🎹
You are very welcome! Have a beautiful rainy day!
@@marylittlefield9091 Thank you! As long as there‘s music, my days are fine! Happy Easter and warm regards! 🐣 Please cuddle Henry for me! 🐕
I will do that!
What an enchanting, tender melody… it‘s like an invitation to dream… ✨✨✨ Thank you for sharing this beautiful recording! 🙏🍀
I totally agree. A tender melody, an invitation to dream...nice description! nice.
@@marylittlefield9091 Thank you!!! 🙏 Best regards, and have a wonderful weekend! 🌞
You too. Good dreams to you!
@@marylittlefield9091 ⭐️✨⭐️✨⭐️
I don't see Aoife, but Henry clearly approves!
Aoife is at the very end.! She slinks in front of the Victrola. Cameo appearance. She likes this one!
I read the book it was a lovely love story Rip count john ☘️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
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