Die beste "Zueignung", die ich kenne!

Perfect, incomparable amazing Jussi! I'm in awe of his beautiful voice!

voice thrilling...pianist...wonderful too.

So incredibly gorgeous!

Bravo! Wow㊗㊗㊗

Jussi hat die ideale Stimme für das Lied...

How wonderful

What a voice, an artist who passed far too soon but left a rich legacy with an incomparable artistry of song.

Bravissimo

Obwohl seine Stimme kühl wirkt, berührt sie mich wie ganz wenige sonst! Jussi war großartig!!!

There never was any tenor with his timbre, Jussis fabulous voice is the most beautiful I ever heard, Oh, he really knows the German Lieder, even Richard Strauss,

@gfksennek

2 жыл бұрын

Even?

Niemand singt wie Jussi...

HABE DANK! HABE DANK!

This is one of my favorite recordings of Jussi, this entire recital is marvelous. This is the only live recording of him in stereo. Neither RCA or EMI were able to capture the real warmth of his voice in the studio recordings. Interesting to me to hear the bloom of his voice taken from stereo mics out in the hall.

That is the way it should be sung.

I love KZread!. So many opportunities to hear wonderful performances and to read comments from other music lovers. Thank you for posting this.

An inspiration. His voice really did darken over the years. Such a shame he didn't survive to record to perform Otello e.t.c. Lots of love to Jussi.x

이 노래할때 딱 이렇게 부르고싶엇는데.. 캬..

@haam7961

2 жыл бұрын

A음에서 포먼트 만들어진 소리 ㄹㅇ 부랄떨리게만드는소리네 실제로들으면 브라보 안나올수가없겟다

I listened to this wonderful recording twice, and the second time I was moved to tears. Now I clearly understand why he was such a giant in the opera world and to the people of Sweden. I've heard that almost everyone in the country could recognize his voice when played on the radio. And now I can also clearly understand why he was said to sing with "a tear in his voice" - to me, his voice in this recording is full of doubt and suffering. Tack Jussi för din underbara röst.

Beautiful, Love Jussi's voice so much, thank you!

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

Perfect and beautiful!

@user-py1jg6bb2r

Жыл бұрын

@@ramonavandermerwe1159 true. Not only glorious in techniques, but it is dear and stunning since it touches souls... so quick and so steadily...Gift from Above❤❤❤

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

@user-py1jg6bb2r

Жыл бұрын

@@ramonavandermerwe1159 💯

By a clear mile, this is the single greatest performance of Zueignung I've ever heard... What a powerful voice Jussi had! I just wish I could have lived in this golden era and met him in person!

@wearewon

2 жыл бұрын

Tom quasthoffs i enjoyed also as well as Schubert's actual accompaniment of another singers

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

Remarkably beautiful and touching voice! By far my favourite tenor!

Lovely dark honey of a voice.

what a voice this man had... amazing amazing amazing

My wife and I heard this same program at Hunter College Auditorium in NYC on December 27, 1959. We shall never forget Jussie Bjoerling, there was never a tenor voice as beautiful as his. We also saw and heard him at Carnegie Hall a few years earlier.

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

Such an extraordinary voice! One of it's kind! 💖

@RamonaVanDerMerwe-ws4yb

10 ай бұрын

Lucky you!

Bjoerling sang this often - and it is one of my FAVORITE art songs to hear him sing. I hadn't heard this version. Thank you for sharing!

Maravilla entre maravillas, clase maestra..."masterclass"

Bravo!

sublime .

The soul inside the High A

@dennisddeem3605

5 жыл бұрын

no doubt! what a thrill.

sehr schön

wonderful!

The" Bjorling tone" is as unique as it is unmistakable. Certainly it sounds more resonant (if thats possible) That is why he was ready to take on weightier operatic roles Otello,and some of the "Wagnerians" as well.

thanks for uploading. suberb performance.

el mayor cantante de cámara de la historia, nadie dice como él, es único, además de una terrible persona.... lo amo, me conmueve, me conmueve su vida tan desgaciada, igual a la de Corelli, y tantos otros grandes, Caruso.... etc. etc. vida dedicadas al arte... desde el alma

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

How was he a terrible person? Considering his personal suffering in his youth, I think it's amazing that he rose to such heights! In my opinion, the best opera tenor of the 20th century and noone to beat him in the 21st! I love, love this man's voice!

Some tenor voices simply age "normally" with time, yet others grow progressively darker over the years. Bjorling's voice clearly darkened with age. He was first a light lyric, 1928-1935, a full lyric 1936-1949, a lyric dramatic from 1050-1956, and a dramatic/spinto 1957-1960. Listen carefully to his recordings throughout his unmatched career. Wrongfully he was criticized for "losing quality in the voice" after 1950, but the texture of the voice changed radically, TWICE, during the 1950's!

@ransomcoates546

4 жыл бұрын

I think he just sounds like he is not in good health, which he wasn't. His was never an Otello voice and he would have laughed at the idea.

@bjornolsson2696

3 жыл бұрын

For those who think his voice had declined by his death, I present this track from his last concert, weeks before his death. Makes you wonder what the future might have wrought... kzread.info/dash/bejne/pHhq2K-BXcXWc5M.html

@bjornolsson2696

3 жыл бұрын

Same concert: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJ5t05uoaNiTdJc.html

@rogerengblom5061

Жыл бұрын

@@ransomcoates546 You only show your bad intension here .for luck most of the people dont listen to this kind of bullshit.

@baritenor81 Of course he is Björling. Is a concert at the Glenn Memorial Auditorium in Atlanta (Georgia, USA), 13 - 4 - 1959., with Frederick Schauwecker at the piano. I know his voice sounds different to the early years, but I have all his recordings. This is from Myto Records.

To anyone who is arguing this I want to say that this is clearly Bjorling. The sound is much darker than Bjorling circa '38, his Met Debut year. But, one must keep in mind that this Bjorling a year before he died. At this point his body had been abused quite a bit by his vices. It's going to have some effect on your voice.

Voices darken with age as the vocal folds harden, hormone levels change, etc. etc. You can hear it in the speaking voices of everyday people as they age and the same holds true for singers. Bjorling was considering adding Verdi's Otello and Wagner's Lohengrin to his rep because he felt that his voice was gaining the right color for them. Tragically, he died WAY too young.

@fmercury91 His voice here is absolutely magnificent. If this "change" (do not forget Bjorling was versatile and could easily manipulate his sound even in earlier recordings, ) was caused by bodily abuse - I better get started!

@baritenor81 Definitely Bjorling!

@maxorato66 if one cannot tell that this is Jussi, his ears need more training.

@madisonelectronic

7 жыл бұрын

or cleaning

If you don't think this is Bjorling, then you don't know your Bjorling! Of course this is Bjorling, and a famous recording, too. Sad to say, senesino83, but the poor thing suffered horribly with alcoholism.

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

He was no "poor thing!" He was the best opera tenor of the 20th century! I still have to hear someone better!

@vhsihsphs

Жыл бұрын

@@ramonavandermerwe1159 Yes, I couldn’t agree more about his singing, and yet, he dealt with much sadness and difficulty during his all-too-short life.

@baritenor81 looooooooool ofcourse it is.

@baritenor81 Who do you think it is?

@fmercury91 Can I ask what his vices were? I don't know the story :)

Il buvait,mais cela ne s'entend nullement.Certains d'ailleurs devraient se mettre à la boisson au lieu de cancaner...

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

Well said! Instead of gossiping, they should just listen to this beautiful man's sublime voice!

Tu as du t'asseoir sur tes prothèses auditives;c'est évidemment lui...

@gloriadigiuseppantonio9210

5 жыл бұрын

j,'ai ecoutez des interpretations beaucoup plus interessantes de celle deBjorling

Ñl

It is of course, Bjorling, but the source recording sucks. Listen to his '58 or 55 recital

J.B. ein super Tenor, dennoch merkwürdige Tempowechsel und Endton alla Oper.

@ramonavandermerwe1159

Жыл бұрын

Wow! What a nasty comment! Apparently he was a very modest man!

The recording itself is, at best, primitive

He held out the A too long!

@ronrutger6831

6 жыл бұрын

He is a tenor:-)

Over sung at this late stage in his career. It's all about him, and not the song. Also, too many fermatas. Rather disappointing

@madisonelectronic

7 жыл бұрын

Go sing La Cucaracha to mama.

@raymondgood2359

7 жыл бұрын

are you kidding???? really!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mykytaoliinyk

5 жыл бұрын

Це сяйво, політ душі, а Ви про фермати!

@jbell0243

5 жыл бұрын

It’s late romantic lied. That’s really rather the point.

@RamonaVanDerMerwe-ws4yb

11 ай бұрын

Your comment is disappointing!