Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears Recital - Riverside Studios 1964 Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2013
- First transmitted in 1964, this is an informal concert of traditional English songs given to an audience of friends at the Riverside Studios, London, by Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears.
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People overlook the total genius of Britten's arrangements. We will never see the like again.
Sublime. Absolutely beautiful performance
Glorious from both. We shall never see (or hear) their like again.
Britten's intuitive accompaniment plus Peter Pears's wonderful voice combine to make this the definitive interpretation. Genius.
..... one of yr corres[ondents says Pears singing is " dated & affected....
If thats the case, I wish for more dated and affected singing today ( 2023 )
I cant hear that '64 recital enough, and find it profoundly moving
I don't think it gets any better than this.
Beautiful music!!!!
Just love the Ploughboy - and pears little mannerisms too
Amazing artistry
can't get enough of his voice
Beyond compare !
If only I had a time machine to be part of the audience for this. Delightful.
A sublime version of this is sung by Julius Drake accompanied by Gerald Finley on Hyperion CDA67778. I first heard it as I was driving to work nearly ten years go and had to pull over to listen to it.
L' arte dell'accompagnare! Una lezione di bellezza e umiltà. Grazie.
Merveilleux.
So beautiful! Incredible !
This is wonderful! So nice they did this and it was recorded. (and I love the encore!)
Loved it, thanks for posting
Timeless beauty
If you want anymore you can sing it yourself hee haw sing it yourself 😊
This is lovely. if you agree, you'd be as well not to watch Dudley Moore's send-up :)
The Dudley Moore spoof is absolutely brilliant but doesn't detract from this.
@@1Greystalk agreed!
@@leemoid78 It simply puts it into perspective...
can someone please list the names of the songs?
Just in case you haven't been able to look it up yourself :
Man is for the woman made, The foggy, foggy dew, O, waly, waly,
Sweet Polly Oliver, Sally in our alley,(part one)
Tom Bowling, The Lincolnshire poacher, The ploughboy (part two).
Oliver Cromwell (encore, a nursery rhyme).
some of them I knew but others I had no clue so thanks so much!
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Britten was such a great pianist.Pears alas hasn't aged well and his style of singing sounds hopelessly dated, unnatural and affected.
It would be nice to hear a proper singer sing these charming songs.
I disagree.
@@WinrichNaujoks me too, Pears sounded heavenly. may he and Britten rest together in peace up there