Fritz Wunderlich - "O, weine nicht, Liu!" ("Non piangere, Liu")

[LAZARUSREX1]

Maravilloso Tenor con una técnica inigualable.Lastima que falleciera tan joven,

[dieMusentochter]

Wunderlich - das Jahrhundert-Wunder

thank' s so much for posting

danke

soo sorry for the red point...it was a big mistake, an accidental slip.

[Aetion]

Fritz Wunderlich's voice is always ravishing.

[Imogenn]

Beautifully sung, thank you for posting.

[paulostroff99]

One of the all time great tenors.Bravo! TY

[77Opera]

Absolument magnifique! Merci à vous forallyouknow

[BeniaminoGigli]

If Maestro were still with us,we should have heard more beautiful sounds from him.

[Webarton]

you're an imbecile!

[forallyouknow]

who's an imbecile?

[Webarton]

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[Webarton]

gorgeous

[mrsRogue]

What a beautiful voice ! I have never heard him before being into Italian and Spanish tenors. Thank you very much for sharing.

[pablonavarrete]

Gracias forallyouknow por recordarnos al grandísimo Wunderlicht.

Su voz es una bendición.

[podkivanok]

Wie schoen singt er auch dort, wo die italienischen Tenoere schreien.

[forallyouknow]

I allude this to two things: 1) his temperament as a German, which probably never allowed him to shout, and 2) his technique, which allowed him to access the necessary brilliance in his voice to never need to shout. Wonderful, isn't it?

[podkivanok]

Yes. I regret that my first comment was too harsh for Italian singers, but the German cilture of singing I find generally more interesting.

[forallyouknow]

I agree! The coolness in the voice fascinates me. But I hate how the German-trained sopranos sound, because they have that horribly metallic glint in their upper register (I think Gruberova is one).

[mariusfelix]

Gruberova? German? Horribly metallic glint? Oh Lord...Thanks for posting anyway...

[forallyouknow]

Let's just agree to disagree on that one. You're welcome. Are you into Wunderlich, too?