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🎹 Wow! My favorite opera... and sung in English! 🎹

oh, f*ck, i love this tocatta so much, it hurts me

A tone only a Brit could love

I am now checking out as many different recordings of Ferrier in this music that I can locate. Still searching for any with Bruno Walter. This photo above is perhaps the loveliest & most revealing of any that I have seen of her. Wonderful to hear another memorable performance of this when her health was still in good condition. A live DAS LIED VON DER ERDE from Carnegie Hall a year before this is also well worth experiencing.

With all the respect that a good composer like Eduard Artemyev deserves, listening to this symphony makes you think that Schnittke, had he been chosen to compose the soundtracks, would have elevated Tarkovsky's cinema to even more stratospheric levels.

Widmung Friedrich Rückert Du meine Seele, du mein Herz, Du meine Wonn’, o du mein Schmerz, Du meine Welt, in der ich lebe, Mein Himmel du, darein ich schwebe, O du mein Grab, in das hinab Ich ewig meinen Kummer gab! Du bist die Ruh, du bist der Frieden, Du bist vom Himmel mir beschieden. Dass du mich liebst, macht mich mir wert, Dein Blick hat mich vor mir verklärt, Du hebst mich liebend über mich, Mein guter Geist, mein bess’res Ich!

Услышал-ли это Произведение Шостакович? Вот, что интересно. Вряд-ли...

11:10 listen carefully, this is unique, and will not be found again.

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Bourne's work as human and wise as ever; Hayward unassuming and hence persuasive. Altogether delightful.

Tommy bolin didn't covered this in the Whipes and Roses version album in the first bonus live from 1976?

18:46 what Walter is doing here, as a no "concert pianist" ... this is going far, far over the majority of professional pianists. The sincerity, the absolute "beauty level" of these seconds are heartbreaking, moments of pure grace, by an absolute human being.

I like it!

One of if not the clearest voicing in all conductors I have heard.

Lovely, isn't it! Thank you for the posting!

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Quotes from Chopin Funeral March, Strauss Waltzes, Tchaikovsky piano concerto no.1 , Dies Irae, Jazz....

Pure Jazz

Recorded in Italy by Columbia records on six ten inch sides

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍✔

What a GEM!!! Amazing music and interpreters!

Madame Landowska's Pleyel was a harpsichord, not a piano. As a younger performer she desired a harpsichord but could not find any that satisfied her. So she asked Pleyel to build one for her. Pleyel had no experience with harpsichords so they did their best, building it like their pianos, with a heavy case and a steel frame.

Love this !!!!!

THIS IS SOME WILD AND UNTAMED SHHIT‼️🎼🖤

I can never listen to Kathleen Ferrier without a lump in my throat - so great an artist and so short a life!

Unsurpassed.

Wild!

Wonderful.

His biographers frequently mention how much jazz great Bix Beiderbecke loved "Scheherazade", but with his love for modernist classical music and admiration for Ravel, I'm sure it was the RAVEL Sheherazade and not so much the Rimsky-Korsakov!

Господи! Каким гениальным ты создал Римского-Корсакого❤️🙏

Perfectly ghastly. I love Schubert too much to even consider this as his.

Amazing haunting piece, played incredibly beautifully here!❤

OK, so the composer is Schubert.

Anyone know who the incredible violin soloist is?.. sounds like Heifetz

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Franz Schubert Unfinished Symphony (no. 8) in b-minor. Royal Opera Orchestra (Covent Garden) Eugene Goossens (1893.-1962.), guest conductor. Recorded on 19. July 1926. in Kingsway Hall, London, for the Gramophone company, and issued on three 12-inch 78 RPM discs (C-1294, C-1295 and C-1296.) czcams.com/video/uEJh__i0JvI/video.html

The sound of lo-fi orchestra is strangely beautiful, even though at the time I'm sure they only lamented how terrible this sounded compared to a live performance.

0:28, meinen Kummer

Superb voice. Exquisite interpretation.

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ΕΑΜ ΕΛΑΣ ΜΕΛΙΓΑΛΑΣ

TY

This slaps.

Epic

The genuine ART of SINGING, Non-existent anymore

Profoundly moving. Maria Basilides was the best singer Bartok accompanied.

Profoundly moving performance. My favourite of all the Kodaly songs Bartok recorded. The pathos of this rendition is exceptional.

Es ist so schön wie die Uneinziehbarkeit der Krallen räuberischer Vögel oder die Unsicherheit von Muskelbewegungen in Wunden der Weichteile der hinteren Halsregion 🌟

Spirituelle, sensorielle et rebelle, la musique de cette compositrice reflète encore bien des impostures secrètes, explore des plaisirs sereins, un monde de rêves renaissants🌺🕊

This music unfolds like a picture book full of stars, where birds come chirping, spinning farandoles, cracking rattles and dancing wizards 👀