Three Hamlet Soliloquies (Gielgud, 1948)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • From the old LP, "Sir John Gielgud in His Greatest Rôles", which I turned into mp3 in 2004.
    0:01 This Too Too Solid Flesh (1.2)
    2:17 What a Rogue and Peasant Slave am I (2.2)
    5:47 To Be, or Not to Be (3.1)
    Read Along:
    1.2: shakespeare.mit...
    2.2: shakespeare.mit...
    3.1: shakespeare.mit...
    I assume (but can't verify) that these are the same 1948 recordings that you can now get on CD here: www.amazon.com/...
    Selections from the album:
    I. Richardson on Gielgud and Gielgud on Hamlet: • Gielgud on Hamlet and ...
    II. (this video)
    III. Hamlet (The Closet Scene with Gertrude): • Hamlet 3.4 (Gielgud) T...
    IV. Three Richard II Speeches: • Richard II Speeches (G...
    V. Lear (Cursing of Goneril): • King Lear 4.1 (Gielgud...
    VI. Tempest 4.1 (Leave Not a Rack Behind): • The Tempest 4.1 (Gielg...
    VII. Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind": • Shelley, Ode to the We...

Комментарии • 11

  • @StereoHistory
    @StereoHistory 10 лет назад +7

    There is great interiority in the way Gielgud delivers the lines. Olivier became a superb speaker of Shakespearean verse in later life, in his way every bit as technical as Gielgud. But it's about more than technique. and there is always something more in Johnny G's playing. In his Hamlet he really does fulfil the claims of the old cliché that says you should act the lines as if the ideas behind them are coming into your head for the first time.

  • @alfredvonhiggelstuffeniv9257
    @alfredvonhiggelstuffeniv9257 11 лет назад +1

    I used this recording when I studied Shakespeare. Gielgud's voice brings wings to the words. Utter utterly brilliant.

  • @harrylouche
    @harrylouche 12 лет назад

    Simply the best interpreter of Shakespeare...ever. How lucky you were ScotjohnSE to have met this genius

  • @LesleyLesPaul
    @LesleyLesPaul 12 лет назад

    ...on revisit ! i enjoyed it much ! LES greets from Berlin ...

  • @ScotsjohnSE
    @ScotsjohnSE 12 лет назад

    Thank you - Aeschylus - for sharing these exquisite gems of the Great Sir John! I believe his was the finest voice for the English language! I was lucky enough to meet him, when I was a youngster, he was appearing in Glasgow Scotland UK! I saw him many years later in London,he was doing his brilliant Ages of Man. Perfection!
    Again, thank you for the wonderful upload, Be well, JSE.
    Re: lesleypaul59 Burton was indeed great, however in my opinion, not quite up to Sir John Gielgud!

  • @garrison968
    @garrison968 12 лет назад

    Its a shame there is no video on this. Probably the best Hamlet of his age.
    The only guy who ever spoke Shakespeare as well in English was Scofield.

  • @katyalacrua6793
    @katyalacrua6793 7 месяцев назад

    👑👑👑🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️That's Greatest dramatic voice.

  • @WLDFLD
    @WLDFLD 13 лет назад

    thanks for the upload 8D

  • @katyalacrua6793
    @katyalacrua6793 7 месяцев назад

    Johny was very pretty young man and very glorious in age. ❤

  • @complementa
    @complementa 13 лет назад

    This is Hamlet!

  • @LesleyLesPaul
    @LesleyLesPaul 13 лет назад

    ...great upload, but i prefer Burton ... ! ...i did this full version in german as an audiobook some years ago ! one of the best texts ever !!! thanks for this version : i love this english !!! LES from berlin