Inge Borkh sings Iphigenie in Aulis

[MuscleMentor]

Inge Borkh was THE Salome in Munich.

There was a saying among opera singers of her time:

"If you want to sing "Salome", don't go to Munich - Inge Borkh is already there.

[closerange88]

Awesome!

[elimaceram]

Magnifique ! magnifique ! magnifique ! Le baroque plus que tout autre répertoire demande des voix rondes et incarnées. La beautée du son !

[mariasarda]

Vibrante, ronde, sensuelle, cette voix porte le drame de façon dépouillée de tout artifice, nue, vraie. Mais n'a-t' elle pas une voix de mezzo à la base ? Elle en a les aigus et les couleurs ambrées...

[SiViSaraVendetta]

What a beautiful voice and, above all, what a FANTASTIC music!!!

[pearlmuth3]

SHE ALSO SANG CHENIER WITH TUCKER IN THE EARLY 50's

[giloubreizh]

je n'ai rien compris - pourtant, Gluck, c'est facilement intelligible - bizarre -

[foropera]

Magnificent voice and interpretation. And glorious music! Thank you!

[Lohengrin]

this is a masterpiece both from Gluck's side as a Genius of Dramatic music as well as from Inge's interpretation. And you cant even beggin to imagine how close this is to the spirit of Ancient Greek Tragedy. Gluck was A UNIQUE GENIOUS!

[OperaBR]

Fantastic! Her voice is very penetrating and rounded, it's almost otherwordly in this aria. I didn't know Borkh's interpretation, which turned this music even more dramatic and involving.