Nothing beats a contralto. However, the Bake comes pretty close.
CincyDude5 6 months ago
This was the first version of this most beautiful piece that I heard. I have it now on CD and Dame Janet`s voice is still miraculous to me.
dwrenched1 8 months ago
I used to think that Christa Ludwig "owned" this lovely piece. Not any more!
DJB rules
aussilky2 1 year ago
@aussilky2
:))
mariandelochs 1 year ago
Should become obvious to anyone with
ears to hear that Dame Janet Baker
deserved her legendary status! With
a voice of great warmth and beauty,
she delivers every word and musical
phrase as if she wrote them. For me,
her singing in this part is especially
reverent and touching. Thank you,
Teresa, for this marvelous clip!
Kievest 2 years ago 3
Oh, you said it all, C! Yes, she does sing them as if 'she wrote them' - so true and sincere is her singing. Something in her voice breaks my heart, and I feel and sense only the composer's intent, with none of the singer's ego. A legend, indeed!
mariandelochs 2 years ago
Nothing beats a contralto. However, the Bake comes pretty close.
CincyDude5 6 months ago
This was the first version of this most beautiful piece that I heard. I have it now on CD and Dame Janet`s voice is still miraculous to me.
dwrenched1 8 months ago
I used to think that Christa Ludwig "owned" this lovely piece. Not any more!
DJB rules
aussilky2 1 year ago
@aussilky2
:))
mariandelochs 1 year ago
Should become obvious to anyone with
ears to hear that Dame Janet Baker
deserved her legendary status! With
a voice of great warmth and beauty,
she delivers every word and musical
phrase as if she wrote them. For me,
her singing in this part is especially
reverent and touching. Thank you,
Teresa, for this marvelous clip!
Kievest 2 years ago 3
Oh, you said it all, C! Yes, she does sing them as if 'she wrote them' - so true and sincere is her singing. Something in her voice breaks my heart, and I feel and sense only the composer's intent, with none of the singer's ego. A legend, indeed!
mariandelochs 2 years ago