Ravel - "Don Quichotte à Dulcinée" Fischer-Dieskau

[1862Debussy]

trop hilarant...je bois la joie...la la la!!! XD

[ConradHansen]

Fischer-Dieskaus Ravel war überragend!

Gerade in der späten Aufnahme mit Höll von 1984:

Sogar stimmlich noch schöner und musikalischer gestaltet als hier.

Wer begleitet denn hier?

[FiDiTanzer528]

@ConradHansen

Karl Engel

[TheRiverMusic]

Awesome!!!! So freaking awesome!

[tinykarin]

Absolutely delightful! First one about Dulcinea is my fav for now!

[clarksc1988]

Dieskau was much better at crossing over from his native music than was Souzay. You can make a strong case that these are sung better than Souzay's interpretation, and I can't think of one instance I'd pick Souzay over Dieskau in German. Very well done!

[BurlyLumberjack]

@clarksc1988 I agree, Dieskau is a much better singer in general IMO. Souzay had the fortune of knowing some of the late French composers like Ravel, and was an excellent interpreter. But D.F.D. had superior technique.

[arcturian627]

This is my favorite version of Chanson a boire. So much energy! xD

Great pictures!

[saiserieht]

Very beautiful, this music suits Mr. Fischer-Diskau very well. I will look into his Fauré!

[oakroom48]

K, Wow!! Songs are new to me and I adore *adore* the performances;) I am not so familiar with his non-German work, and I am thrilled to hear these marvelous works - ah! Fabulous. Your video is fab - but which is not from you? Thanks so much! :) -b

[FiDiTanzer528]

You never heard these songs? I love them. My favorite Ravel songs. The video was lots of fun to do.

[oakroom48]

No. This was a first - fabulous, Karen! Thank you so much :)

[imusiciki]

I love the rhythm to all 3 songs, it makes me feel joyous in way:) The singing is also superb here, full of energy and depth of feelings. Thank you Karen for the wonderful video as always!!

[megansspark]

a joy, & wonderfully illustrated!!

[vereiana]

I put it in my playlist for French language study also..

[vereiana]

Very beautiful, Thank you..