Nachdem ich mich durch 10 Videos geklickt habe, endlich eines wo ich aufatme weil diese Herren sich trauen die Essenz der "unendlichen Langsamkeit" (die dieses Stück braucht) umzusetzen. Soviele Details die erst in solch einem ruhigen Tempo zur Blüte kommen. Nein, nicht zu langsam, genau richtig!
This is a very true, perfectly understood and honest interpretation. I knew Hermann Prey only from opera stage recordings, where I remember him being quite raw, powerful (in a good, convincing way). Now, hearing him doing Lieder at this very top level teaches me that, yes, he truly is a very very good singer. I'm astonished and happy to hear that! Thank you for posting. Sheds new light on Hermann Prey.
This is a complex melody. The first notes remind me of an old American song "how dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood' - a bit further along a passage brings to mind Franz Listz's philosophical "Les Preludes". Schubert's talent is diverse + inexhaustible - various interpreters bring out different portions.
This must be the definitive version of this song
So wunderschön
He feels deeply what he's singing and saying...moving.
Nachdem ich mich durch 10 Videos geklickt habe, endlich eines wo ich aufatme weil diese Herren sich trauen die Essenz der "unendlichen Langsamkeit" (die dieses Stück braucht) umzusetzen. Soviele Details die erst in solch einem ruhigen Tempo zur Blüte kommen. Nein, nicht zu langsam, genau richtig!
Danke!
This is a very true, perfectly understood and honest interpretation. I knew Hermann Prey only from opera stage recordings, where I remember him being quite raw, powerful (in a good, convincing way). Now, hearing him doing Lieder at this very top level teaches me that, yes, he truly is a very very good singer. I'm astonished and happy to hear that! Thank you for posting. Sheds new light on Hermann Prey.
Wonderful!
Very nice to find this channel.
Thank you so much!!!
Genau so ist es richtig!
I think 2 people don't understand true artistry. His eyes... AH my heart hurts! As a young Baritone, I am intensely inspired.
This is a complex melody. The first notes remind me of an old American song "how dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood' - a bit further along a passage brings to mind Franz Listz's philosophical "Les Preludes". Schubert's talent is diverse + inexhaustible - various interpreters bring out different portions.
it is called deep emotion and concentration...
I this this part though, Is PART 21, SWITCH Mut and Das Wirtshaus for folks who haven't heard it through in proper order, I'm sure, PART 22 is Mut!
Devastating