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Korngold "Marietta's Lied" from Die tote Stadt, Op. 12 for Violin and Piano
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2016
- Francesca dePasquale, violin
Meng-Chieh Liu, piano
Video filmed during the audio recording session at the American Academy of Arts and Letters in New York for Francesca dePasquale's self-titled debut album, to be released March 11, 2016. For more information, please visit francescadepasquale.com
© Francesca dePasquale
Video: Zac Nicholson
Audio: Adam Abeshouse
Such an amazing accompanist! Totally love how he started and his playing skills
Enormously in tune with heaven!
What a great violinist, what great artists, what an outstanding beautiful performance!!!
Beautifully played, great expression, and genuine feeling
Excelente, sublime, maravilhoso, adorei.
I think this the most beautiful of the many versions to which I have listened.
Agreed...
This is probably my most favorite aria, it gets deeply inside the soul.. and soothes it with it's tender beauty.
BytomGirl a couple of years ago on CZcams I recall exchanging communications with you about Korngold's Straussiana. I love that you love this area too
indeed beautiful .. i also rank ACH ICH FUHLS (Zauberflote) D'amor sul ali rosee (Verdi trovatore).. L'ALtra notte (Mephistopheles, Boito) and of course.. Isoldes Liebestod (wagner)
Thank you ❤😊
Thank you 😊
This was one of my top three pieces in the Classic FM Hall of Fame top 300 for which I voted. It is more beautiful as played here than sung, in my opinion. Not voted for at all, which I cannot understand. This is unbelievably touching and full of deep feeling.
I couldn't agree more. I notice the Nicola Benedetti version has seemed to be played more on Classic FM recently, which is where l heard this, so maybe it will break into the top 300 this year. I think one problem is that there is a lot of music out there but Classic FM tend to play mostly music from their top 300.
I agree with each point you make.... Especially the violin over voice in this case.... It doesnt come much better than this piece...
Una de las melodías más bellas que he escuchado.
A performing piece, I very much like played at my burial!
Gràcies Francesca!
Beautiful, Francesca
Wunderbares Stück - wunderbar gespielt. Bravi!
So beautiful! Thank You.
Korngold was just 23 when he composed this masterpiece. I had to look hard to find a video of it which didn't feature an opera singer performing it. It's all about the composition, not the singer.
This is an excellent version but you may also like to search here for "Nicola Benedettie Marietta's Lied". Quite honestly I'm not sure which I prefer - though the sung versions by Renee Fleming are also very moving.
Ummm....It’s opera. Of COURSE it’s about the singer. Any instrumental arrangement, however good, is a separation from the original intent.
If I were arranging for my own instrument, I would emphasize the climaxes with double stops, as in the original, where a solo cello blends with the soloist.
Geoff Chalcraft if I may recommend Schwartzkopf’s version. Makes me cry every time.
Personally I prefer this violin version to any sung version I've heard. I heard the violin version first.
You know what ? He actually started to compose Die Tote Stadt with this lied, he was actually 19 when he composed it in 1916
exquisite! Thank you!
Immensely beautiful!
Perfect performance. Thank you for sharing
bellisima cancion , bravo
This is heaven
heavenly.
Emocionant i solía interpretaciö del violī!!!
Exquisite!
Divine
Bellísima canción.!!
so beautiful!
A song needs words!
Mendelssohn's Songs without words.. (Lied ohne Worte... )
Not a dry eye in the house
Music is aural, not visual. The camera work is very distracting. Why change camera Angles every 5 seconds?
Lovely playing, though. I can just close my eyes and the camera problems go away, haha.
I agree with you. The camera work is horrible.
J
Prefer the original sung version.
Listen to Joseph Schmidt.
The pianist is great, but I do not like the over sentimental interpretation by the violonist. Would have been much better if she would have played straight lines...
The musicianship is superb. The camera work is awful.
The videography is awful. The constant changing of views makes me ill and detracts from the serenity of the music.