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  • who conducts?

  • Thank you so very much. Thank you for keeping alive the testimony to life and love that this woman possessed. As a white man, I am so grateful that Marian Anderson has gotten her due (or do we ever?) Her voice and interpretations were heart-wrenchingly beautiful.

  • I just read the biography of Marian Anderson written by Allan Keilor and her career and life is absolutely amazing. This music is so beautiful and so was Marian Anderson.

  • @aspergershawn -- I'll have to get that biography by Allan Keilor. Thank you for mentioning it. In my younger years I read Marian Anderson's autobiography: "My Lord, What a Morning." It is written in the warm simplicity that is this great singer's extraordinary quality.

  • Very beautiful...

  • Playing a collection of the rapsody-versions, it's wonderful to run into this one.Great photo-set.

  • I'm soooooo glad Ms. Anderson was recognized with such a voice like hers during a time when not only a woman was recognized for their talents...but an African American woman. Just awesome!!!! A true American treasure

  • beautiful!

  • immense!!! :-)

  • Breathtaking performance! Thank you

    for this treasure!

  • I heard every recital she gave here in Chicago. The voice of the century!

  • Lucky u!

  • Many thanks for sharing this great artist.

  • Thank you for this posting. My wife found a framed picture of Marian Anderson in an antique store some years ago. We have it hung in our bedroom now. I lived in Washington, DC when she sang at the Lincoln Memorial. I was only 4 then, but later as a child I soon realized the history and signifcance of that concert. And I did sing the "Alto Rhapsody" with a choral group once - First UM Methodist Church of Hyattsville, MD in the early "90"s. Dr. Dale Krider conducted the piece. A geat memory!

  • You should take it to the Antique Road show.....lol

  • This performance ranks in my opinion with the Ferrier as an all-time classic.

  • According to the late Toscanini, conductor of the NBC symphony orchestra, a voice like hers comes along only once per century. It's too bad that racial prejudice made it impossible for her to have her career here in the U.S.; she had it in Europe.

  • Beautiful photos with a beautiful voice. Thank you for posting.

  • I remember my mother playing this over 50 years ago and it has lived with me since; unsurpassed beauty, wonderful

  • Thank God for youtube so that we can share the beauty and keep it alive years after Marion has gone.

  • I was told about Marian only today Oct. 16, 2007.  I immeadiately looked her up and found a treasure. Thank you Lord for sending her to us and for the opportunity to listen to recordings after you took her back.

  • You are so right ! toal agreement !

  • Por Dios! Que belleza!!! Gracias!

  • There is no other..no one else can sing this again.

  • You don't hear a performance like this everyday. This is an unbelievably beautiful voice up there with the most beautiful voices of all time.

  • A voice that cannot be denied - a gift from Almighty God.

  • She had a voice that came along once in a hundred years!

  • I love the kathleen Ferrier Brahms alto also

  • she's the coolest!!! 8D

  • Extraordinary! I had never imagined Marian Anderson to be so wonderful. One of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard.

  • And you were not yet born when she sang that ! She is as important to me as M.L.King. Due to my remembrances, I weep everytime I listen to her. Many thanks for your so beautiful comment.

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