3/18/2020

8 Responses to “Wednesday Evening Music: Brahms”

1. Lovely.

   Patterico (115b1f) — 3/18/2020 @ 8:26 pm

   
   

2. Thank you, Patterico.

   Simon Jester (6eeac7) — 3/18/2020 @ 8:53 pm

   
   

3. Ah, German: the language of love.

   JVW (54fd0b) — 3/18/2020 @ 9:12 pm

   
   

4. Joking aside, it is a very pretty song. I like the piano accompaniment a bit more than I like the signing, but I recognize the virtuosity of both. I especially like the piano bit at the end that starts at about 2:08.

   JVW (54fd0b) — 3/18/2020 @ 9:19 pm

   
   

5. It’s amazing how you can get hooked on a piece and replay it over and over.

   Two vocal performances I always find myself going back to.

   One Catalani by Renata Tibaldi,

   https://youtu.be/FdiUmFiVY4k

   and one G&S by Valerie Masterson.

   https://youtu.be/GrsCX8tyMWc
   _

   harkin (b64479) — 3/19/2020 @ 12:44 am

   
   

6. This is a lovely melody, but hearing it over the Internet connection (at least my less-than-outstanding connection) has the piano overpowering the voice. Still, it’s easy to hear why you would be drawn to it.

   Thanks for sharing this with us.

   John B Boddie (286277) — 3/19/2020 @ 8:54 am

   
   

7. Here are the lyrics and an English translation:

   https://www.oxfordlieder.co.uk/song/919

   Golden Eagle (8e3954) — 3/19/2020 @ 11:49 am

   
   

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