Hélène Grimaud, Thomas Quasthoff - Schumann Dichterliebe - Verbier Festival 2007
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Hélène Grimaud and Thomas Quasthoff performs "Hör ich das Liedchen klingen", excerpt from Schumann Dichterliebe, op. 48, at the 2007 Verbier Festival
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Helene's voicing is unbelievable, especially in the postlude! Amazing performance by two incredible musicians.
I don't buy Helene... the accompaniment is not so musically taxing that she should feel necessary to feel the music so extravertedly.. He's a genius..
@@seanmarshall7529 that makes no sense. so you want her to just dont feel it and just play it coldly? i really loved her playing and the voicing in the postlude just added to the whole thing
@@Jaguar_man2004 I'm sorry, i don't remember the piece. It's a romantic piece, Dichter Lieder is so very much indeed. I'm just waiting form the top of my head... Romantic but not Vivaldian baroque where ad libitum west expected! The German romantics expected their music to be played as written... Does that explain anything? Thanks for your comment.
This is just pure perfection. Heard this so many times now.
The most beautiful version of this piece
Thomas Quasthoff , a magnificent voice, accompanied by Helene Grimaud a wonderful pianist.
oh this is hauntingly beautiful. wow both artists are so gifted.
God, this was beautiful.
Grimaud's masterful diminuendo at the end was pure magic.
Wow, huge performance !
Thomas Quasthoff and Hélène Grimaud make a very good combination.
So powerful and retrained at the same time. No words for it.
Chef d'oeuvre...je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter ! Quasthoff parfait, Grimaud parfaite !
Best version of this lied Ive ever heard. So sad, so haunting. Amazing
Truly sublime musical collaboration.
The great thing about both the Schumann and Schubert Lieder is that they are truly pieces for voice and piano, and both are equally important. The piano is not just accompaniment as is obvious in this masterful performance.
My favorite pianist and my favorite singer...magic...
Two such profound artists. Breathtaking. Breath giving.
I cannot agree more with the previous comments. Such intensity and depth for both performers. Fantistic!
Absolutely phenomenal performance by these two artists (special mention for Thomas)! The emotional charge in the voice is hardly bearable... profoundly touching!!!
The awesome interpretation of this masterpiece is haunting me. Hélène Grimaud and Thomas Quasthoff are magnificent...
Just recently been discovering Grimaud's work as an accompanist. Amazing. Most pianist solists are not capable of working so well with singers. And for the rest, I'm stumped. I cannot find a single thing to criticize in Quasthoff's interpretation or performance. I mean, nothing. Cannot even thing of how this piece might be done differently in any way that would be desirable. Wow.
Mein Gott, absolut fantastisch.
Lo más Sublime que he escuchado jamás en toda mi Existencia... Conmovedor. Profundísimo. Extasiante. No hay palabras para describir algo semejante. Sólo queda morir...
Magnífico. Gracias!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Gracias por esta belleza!
Would love to hear these two perform the entire Dicterliebe song cycle. This is magic!
After hearing many versions, I think Grimaud has done a very interesting dinamic at the end of this piece.
and Quasthoff, oh my!,
gives a very deep sound with his voice.
great!
Unglaublich schön!!!
Wonderful and expressive voice.This speaks to the heart invigorates the soul
Exquisite - such artisrty and vocal beauty!
I knew that this is going to be unbelievably good even before I clicked on the link. You did as well.
absolutely precious
I saw Thomas Quasthoff perform at the barbican In London a few years back. He is one of the most sensjtiv
Wundervoller Auftritt, tolle Stimme
stunningly beautiful. Thank you.
Hör' ich das Liedchen klingen,
Das einst die Liebste sang,
So will mir die Brust zerspringen
Von wildem Schmerzendrang.
Es treibt mich ein dunkles Sehnen
Hinauf zur Waldeshöh',
Dort löst sich auf in Tränen
Mein übergrosses Weh.
Quando eu oiço a canção
Que outrora a minha amada cantou,
Eu sinto que o meu coração se rompe
De selvagem e dolorosa pressão.
Impele-me uma confusa saudade
Lá para cima para as alturas do bosque,
E aí se dissolve em lágrimas
A minha enorme dor.
Прекрасный певец. Случайно смотрела по телеку его концерт. Замечательный голос и чуткая душа, пусть даже и в этом теле!!! Спасибо!!!
Una verdadera joya. Schumann, de vivir, estaría extasiado!
What an amazing voice
Sent here by Eric Whitacre. How do both performers produce such spine-chilling tone?? An astonishing 'miniature'. Don't you wish it lasted longer?!
adore this man
Un don de Dieu cette pianiste et ce magnifique chanteur.
This is true magic...
beautiful
Simplemente maravilloso!! Danke schön Herr Quasthoff
splendide!
Is the great power of expression. I was impressed.
Wow - I love music itself when I hear this
Спасибо большое ! За великолепное исполнение ! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
I've never heard anything like it. Wowee.
Lovely singing.TY medicitv for posting.
Splendid! Thanks for posting!
Sublime indeed !!
heavenly beautiful!
Absolutely beautiful =)
Es ist nicht nur schön einfach Wunderschön
Bravo!!! 👏👏👏💓
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¡ Bravo !
Awesome! TY.
Pure beauty!!!
Hypnotizing.
Quand j’entends cet air qu’autrefois
Chantait sa bouche purpurine,
Je tremble, et mon cœur aux abois
S’agite à briser ma poitrine.
Vers l’âpre cime des forêts
Je cours, poussé par ma détresse;
Là, j’exhale en des pleurs secrets
L’immense chagrin qui m’oppresse.
10.« Hör’ ich das Liedchen klingen » (Quand j’entends cet air qu’autrefois)
Le poète se souvient avec nostalgie d’un air lié à sa bien-aimée. Son chant se mêle aux réminiscences musicales amoureuses.
Hör’ ich das Liedchen klingen,
Das einst die Liebste sang,
[So will mir die Brust] zerspringen
[Vor] wildem [Schmerzendrang.]
[Es treibt mich] ein dunkles Sehnen
Hinauf zur Waldeshöh’,
Dort löst sich auf in Tränen
Mein übergroßes Weh’.
When I hear the little song
That my love once sang,
My heart almost bursts
With the wild rush of pain.
A dark longing drives me
Out to the wooded heights,
Where my overwhelming grief
Dissolves in tears.
Translations by Richard Stokes, author of The Book of Lieder (Faber, 2005)
Un par de excelentes interpretes para animar el espiritu...
la interpretación en su máxima expresión
Какой великолепный голос ! Брависимо ! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Wie schön. Unglaublich. Danke für die Gänsehaut.
Sublime!
ne rien dire! Ecouter seulement!!!!
did quasthoff ever record ALINDE by schubert?
whatever he does is so amazing -
his diction alone is incredible!
Sublime ..
oh my god yes
Hör' ich das Liedchen klingen,
das einst die Liebste sang,
so will mir die Brust zerspringen
von wildem Schmerzendrang.
Es treibt mich ein dunkles Sehnen
hinauf zur Waldeshöh',
dort lös't sich auf in Tränen
mein übergroßes Weh'.
When I hear the little song
That my love once sang,
My heart almost bursts
With the wild rush of pain.
A dark longing drives me
Out to the wooded heights,
Where my overwhelming grief
Dissolves in tears.
Translations by Richard Stokes, author of The Book of Lieder (Faber, 2005)
Thank you
wow rly nice singer
Sehr sehr wunderbare Begleiterin!!!!!!!
Oahh Genial😢😂
His Im Wundershönen Monat Mai is transposed down a perfect fourth, and this one is transposed down a minor third. I do wish the keys were consistent, but yes he has a great voice, and her playing is beautifully interpretive.
Zaxis0 All Versions are from Edition Peters / Low Voice
Heartbreakingly beautiful. Is their complete "Dichterliebe" available commerically?
belle sonorité par grimaud
She’s not an accompanist
She is a musical partner and any great singer will tell you that the pianist makes or breaks it
❤️
Großartig! Wieso es hier 10 negative Stimmen gab, verstehe ich nicht.
Are there any full live recordings of Quasthoff performing Dichterliebe?
"Wollust Ward dem Wurm gegeben." - Friedrich Schiller
직접 들으면 좋겠네요
How can ı found full concert ?
@RollercoasterWater Nothing, he sings very good.
Polisch...
Thomas...
może zdążę przytulć
Cię...
ale
jakby
to się
nie udało...
to masz ode mnie
w prezencie...
TAK
ŚPIEWA
DUSZA
BOGA... ™
❤
Sygnuję
Ci
Andrzej
Celmer
Zajączkowski
23
11
2023
Ps
bądź
zawsze
w
SŁOŃCU...
acz
listen to Bjoerling Forbí Forbï.
I'm sorry but I just heard Fischer-Dieskau with Horowitz performing this piece and these two here are only pale comparison to them.
Wonderful, but I found it so saddening to hear.....
Das ist etfas.
@muadanbua
Schumann = Hans Hotter .
Thomas Quasthoff per me dal vivo ha una voce poco bella .
non mi piace la sua voce .
@11axpi11 Herrlich, dass es immernoch so dumme Menschen gibt. Ich find's mittlerweile amüsant...
Weil der arme Mann behindert ist , MUSS man seine Interpretation lieben ... ich sage NEIN ! Objektiv bleiben und nicht weich werden .
whats wrong with him?
the real question is what is wrong with you for asking this
Helene's downbeats are just not in sync with Thomas. Very disturbing... The tempo is too slow, making each note in Helene's part sound like a separate funeral. As a soloist, she does a fine job, but not here I'm afraid. She needs to do a better job of subordinating her role to the singer's.
Oh, PLEASE! I have heard this song cycle dozens of times. You may not think Grimaud did justice, but please let us see your performance. Until then, shut your pie hole!
Oh please is right, this is live music, not some heavily edited studio recording. Grimaud is a true rubato artist and, no, not every single one of her downbeats line up, but it's hardly "very disturbing" because the gesture is appropriate. I'm sure the tempo was not dictated by Grimaud, but agreed upon by the two of them in rehearsal and if you think the pianist should subordinate to the singer in romantic lieder I don't think you understand the genre.
Merveilleux!