C était un monument cte femme-là ! 💐

RIP Jessye

What can I say? BRILLIANT, beautiful and sublime!

R.I.P. Jessye Norman.

Nacht (Carl Hauptmann) Schilflied (Nikolaus Lenau) 4:10 Die Nachtigall (Theodor Storm) 6:44 Traumgekront (Rainer Maria Rilke) 9:20 Im Zimmer (Johannes Schlaf) 11:58 Liebesode (Otto Erich Hartleben) 13:28 Sommertage (Paul Hohenberg) 15:26

unforgetable magnifique!!!

Really quite fabulous. I just don't know this existed.

Berg was such a free composer! He reminds me of Shakespeare, who wrote the most beautiful sentence in English, I think (not my language, my language is Dutch): We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep...

I adore their recording of this on Sony so I'm glad to have the opportunity to watch this 'live' account. Jessye is as always beautiful and these songs really suit her.

RIP Jessye Norman.

These are beautiful songs given a wonderful airing by two musical greats. So glad this has been posted.

Magnifico. Grazie

I love

Excellent post!

Norman was approaching the end of her career at this point.

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As good as the performances of the 7 Early Songs and Altenberglieder with Boulez and Miss Norman are, you owe it to yourself to seek out Boulez's first Columbia (CBS) recordings of both sets, the 7 Early Songs with Heather Harper and the Altenberg Songs with Halina Łukomska. They're really unbelievably good, and Boulez is a little more fresh in his approach.

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I have these on vinyl, and you have inspired me to go dig them out. My memory matches your description.

WiFi切断を繰り返される バイエルンの男爵の家系としてウィーンで生まれ育ち、音大に行かなかったために常にウィーンで仲間はずれにされたベルクの初期の名品 マーラーのオーケストラ伴奏歌曲みたいな出来栄え １９９５年５月の東京公演 私はダフニスとクロエ、中国の不思議な役人の演奏会しか聴きに行かなかった

The "holdiing back" in DIE NACHTIGALL is sort of perplexing... as is her somewhat wayward intonation in THIS song.

Excellent!!!! Jiná galaxie? Klingoni?

Is it the orchestra's or the conductor's fault for not being able to capture the moon-behind-the-mist, clouded quality of sound right off the bat?