Erna Sack sings the lullaby (Berceuse) from Jocelyn by Benjamin Godard

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Erna Sack sings the beautiful lullaby from Jocelyn by Benjamin Godard.
    Erna Sack (1898, Spandau - 1972, Mainz) was a German coloratura soprano, famous for her extreme vocal range, especially the extreme, ethereal high notes up to C4, above the "regular" soprano high C. Due to her ethereal (Have I used this phrase?) coloratura, she was referred to as "Die deutsche Nachtigall", or "The German Nightingale" in English. She was born as Erna Weber, but she took her husband's (Hermann Sack) surname, whom she married in 1921. She joined Berlin State Opera in 1928, but her real career started after 1930, when Erna started to sing in other opera houses throughout Germany. Her international career started in 1935, including performaces in London (Covent Garden), Austria, the Netherlands and in Italy, where she sang The Magic Flute with Tito Schipa. In 1937 she sang at Carnegie Hall with Joseph Schmidt and Tauber. Erna's two most famous movies are Blumen aus Nizza (1936) and Nanon (1938). She retired from stage in 1957.
    Because this is my iddy-biddy channel, let me add a very pesonal note: I think Erna Sack had not only a lovely voice, but her appearance and face were very lovely and womanly. She was forty in Nanon and how gorgeous she looked! Her husband must have been a very lucky man. :)
    Lyrics:
    Oh! ne t'éveille pas encore
    Pour qu'un bel ange de ton rêve
    En déroulant son long fil d'or
    Enfant, permette qu'il s'achève
    Dors ! Dors ! le jour à peine a lui
    Vierge sainte, veillez sur lui.
    Cachés dans cet asile
    Où Dieu nous a conduits
    Unis par le malheur
    Durant les longues nuits
    Nous reposons tous deux
    Endormis sous leurs voiles
    Ou prions aux regards
    Des tremblantes étoiles.

Комментарии • 7

  • @Rosangela161
    @Rosangela161 6 лет назад

    Beauty Memories! Thanks

  • @anwermooraj6094
    @anwermooraj6094 9 лет назад +3

    Apparently the only thing that has survived from the vast repertoire of Godard. Sung beautifully by the German nightingale

    • @shirleyrombough8173
      @shirleyrombough8173 5 лет назад

      Anwer Mooraj How beautifully sung. Yet with hints of tragedy.

  • @belcanto24
    @belcanto24 11 лет назад

    berceuse de godard LA 1º LIEDER QUE APRENDI MARAVILLOSA Gracias Mause Orton

  • @marysesatz4294
    @marysesatz4294 4 года назад

    Beautiful lullaby

  • @RICHIE477200
    @RICHIE477200 11 лет назад

    SO SWEET

  • @belcanto24
    @belcanto24 14 лет назад +1

    Jocelyn el orimer lied que gracias a una profesora inglesa no enseñó en CASTELLANO, sin que perdiera nada de su belleza, dificil fue, pero maravillosa.