Love the Winterreise this is coming from. And love Thomas Hampson since he sang here at San Francisco War Memorial Opera House. Also love his Christmas Album and an opera film Village Romeo and Juliette of Delius.
I love Winterreise and Mr.Hampson's interpretation. The metaphor of the winter and the freezing cold, makes this a symbolic journey. The wayfarer symbolizes all of us, ploughing through the emotions and trouble of our life. We can listen to this Schubertian song cycle with a great pleasure, but we can also meditate on it. Thank you for this valuable video.
At LAST an accompanist worthy of performing this great work with an artist of Mr. Hampson's great sensitivity and refinement. Reminiscent of Fischer-Dieskaus magnificent partnership with the irreplaceable Gerald Moore. Brendel, Perahia, Pollini and Horowitz all missed the mark in the highly specialized field of lieder accompaniment. This was lovely.
Quite a lot of portamenti, to my taste. But - typical for Hampson, as I think - it's delivered with such a natural self-confidence that I just - "buy" it! I'm convinced. The greatest baritone I know in present times, I think. And apparently a very intelligent, decent man. I just love him.
too slow, to heavy, its a song about walking and wandering and being away from home by walking and wandering not about lying lacy in front of the tv, eating chips and thinking about how nice it was at home in the country side. More movement, more dynamics would be good. too many chips in here
This Lied is facinantic,. fntastic. Thanks Mr Hampson, you voice is beautifull
I always loved Thomas Hampson: he has such a beautiful voice, is very expressive, and so very handsome.
Love the Winterreise this is coming from. And love Thomas Hampson since he sang here at San Francisco War Memorial Opera House.
Also love his Christmas Album and an opera film Village Romeo and Juliette of Delius.
Such beauty in the voice and accompaniment. Intimate setting.
Is hampson's intonation lees than perfect? His pianist IS perfection.Such sensitivity,such imagination and such good taste.Wonderful!
I love Winterreise and Mr.Hampson's interpretation.
The metaphor of the winter and the freezing cold, makes this a symbolic journey.
The wayfarer symbolizes all of us, ploughing through the emotions and trouble of our life.
We can listen to this Schubertian song cycle with a great pleasure,
but we can also meditate on it.
Thank you for this valuable video.
This Leader is wonderfull, go into my soul. And the ïnterpretation of Baritone Thomas Hampson is the best.
At LAST an accompanist worthy of performing this great work with an artist of Mr. Hampson's great sensitivity and refinement. Reminiscent of Fischer-Dieskaus magnificent partnership with the irreplaceable Gerald Moore. Brendel, Perahia, Pollini and Horowitz all missed the mark in the highly specialized field of lieder accompaniment. This was lovely.
I love very much Thomas Hampson. He is a beautiful artist and opera singer. And his accompanist - Wolfram Reiger - unsurpassed!!!
Quite a lot of portamenti, to my taste.
But - typical for Hampson, as I think - it's delivered with such a natural self-confidence that I just - "buy" it! I'm convinced.
The greatest baritone I know in present times, I think.
And apparently a very intelligent, decent man.
I just love him.
❤️❤️🌳🌳
His interpretation of music is the best!
Wow.... Is this guy really a baritone??? He is awesome, but sounds like a tenor!
Schwarz,Hotter ...
too slow, to heavy, its a song about walking and wandering and being away from home by walking and wandering not about lying lacy in front of the tv, eating chips and thinking about how nice it was at home in the country side.
More movement, more dynamics would be good. too many chips in here
Too much blabla in here...
yes, the inner link is not optimal...!