Barbara Bonney "Vilja Lied" Franz Lehár Ronald Schneider

[voizovrsn]

Just beautiful and she is a beautiful woman.

[acatalano2641]

@voizovrsn

Yes indeed

[GeorgeM1949]

As much as I am captivated by Ms Bonney, the pianist, and the piano, must not go without comment. Such exquisite playing, too few pianists understand accompaniment. They all seem to want to be Horowitz. And what ever piano that was was beautiful. All around, an incredible five minutes. Thank you.

[chicilan]

This is just spectacular. I am the cousin of Ronald Schneider, I am his first cousin Mausi's son, Ilan. I'd love to contact him, I am also a singer and actor in the US. You can hear some of my music at ilankwittken.bandcamp.com.

[acatalano2641]

@chicilan

Hello C,

Yes Ms. Bonney and Mr. Schneider are fabulous together.

I hope that you can find your cousin, the Internet is a great place to start.

Take care.

WBGP

[Zimtschaefchen]

Wonderful, such a clear voice! It's a pleasure to listen to <3

[acatalano2641]

@Zimtschaefchen

Thank you Z

I could listen to Ms Bonney sing all day long :)

[Zimtschaefchen]

@acatalano2641 I must admit since I found your video yesterday I am hearing it constantly :) It really is SO beautiful! Thank you again!

[acatalano2641]

@Zimtschaefchen

Ms Bonney deserves all the credit.

She sings like an angel :)

Thanks again.

[225gabi]

Wonderful. She is a great singer.

[acatalano2641]

@225gabi

Thank you.

Indeed BB is a great singer :)

[musicyh]

So lovely (: My teacher assigned me this piece, saying that my voice would suit it. I haven't started working on it yet, but I'm convinced she's right after I hear this recording. Now I shall strive to sing it as well as Bonney does...

[acatalano2641]

You have set your goals very high.

Ms Bonney is an inspiring singer.

Best wishes on learning 'Vilja Lied'

[musicyh]

Thanks! It doesn't hurt to aim high :) At least when I set my goals this high, I know that I'll always be wanting to improve in some way or another.

[acatalano2641]

Really great people make you feel that you, too, can become great. Mark Twain