Matthias Goerne sings "Der Gang zum Liebchen" by Johannes Brahms | Elbphilharmonie

Goerne's flexible voice makes the listener feel the inner turmoil of the hounded lover in Brahms' "Lied Der Gang zum Liebchen". Whether the so driven wanderer is really on his way to his sweetheart or whether he has already missed his last chance remains open.
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[@kmurphy88youtub]

Goerne is singing, yes. And someone is also playing that beautiful piano part.

[@michelerenoul3733]

Der Pianist ? Seine Name ist sogar nicht geschrieben..

[@danawinsor1380]

You sing lieder exquisitely! But why have your music on stage? Memorize!

[@simeon3979]

With the amount of engagements he has and so many songs to sing in one night noone should be mad at him for having his words on stage with him

[@onkelebert787]

Warum wackelt der arme Mann so hin und her?

[@ransomcoates546]

Er hat das ewig getan. Ich weiss nicht warum. Und warum die Musik? Hat er den Kopf verloren?

[@jsroad]

Vielleicht ist er durch die Musik belebt (eng. enlivened).