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  • Bittersweet memories : my Dad sang it for my Mm, I played the piano , it is so very long ago and just the memories are left. Hildy

  • that was my mothers favorite song...my earliest memories are of hearing it.

  • oh my god! the mezza voce!

  • My father liked him, and this was one of my favorite songs. I'm so happy to have foung it again. Ausgesiechnet!

  • Schock sings this like no one else. Simply beautiful!

  • I always loved this voice and admired his mezza voce so smooth and so natural! A wonderful artist!

  • If Rudolf Schock was not Tops in lip-sync-singing, it perhaps was too artificial for him! He was such a natural singer. This man had such wonderful magical voice, strong and yet so gentle. Rudolf Schock had the unique way to deliver his songs so effortless, singing with his whole being, heart and soul. He was a Natural; my favorite Tenor!

    Dieser Man war viel zu Natuerlich fuer lip-synking. Er war Einmalig!

    Sehr beliebt; und ist es noch. Thank you, for featuring some of his songs.

  • Today, he would have superstar-status, with all the qualities he had. His top notes are phantastic, nearly singular. 100 singers, you´re absulutely right putting him on vour list!

  • Shock did everything well. Brilliant and easy high notes, a voice color different from everybody else. Much nicer voice than Tauber and anders. He also made a Grean Walther on recording. In fact, he sang everything from Wagner to popular tunes equally well with this great artistery. His mezza voce was inequalled even by Tauber(Just listen to the end of Madchen mine Madchen). Great tenor and greaty artist!

  • 100Singers, you mention an embarrasing 1970's TV appearance. What exactly happened. is it the one that's posted in two parts, Rudolf Schock iim TV, where he appears to lipsynch?

  • @fabrizzzio48 It was one of those last TV-Live broadcast-concert, called "Galaabend der Schallplatte". Schock sang together with Sylvia Geszty. This evening she was in splendid voice and sang out Schock and even Moffo, who came later. It was the time, when TV more and more produced Lipsync-singing, and after Schock´s poor performance (It was a so-called Eurovision-broadcast for Germany, Austria and Switzerland), lipsync-singing became standard. And Schock never was invited for live TV-Concerts

  • Thanks for the info and post.

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  • His tone was a bit leathery, his high notes often tight. But he was ALWAYS "on". He always threw his whole being into whatever he sang. As a "jugendlich Held", the lighter kind of Heldentenor, he was a cherishable artist. He was also very good in classic Viennese operetta. I repeat, a cherishable artist.

  • Definitely on my top five list... I'm glad he was chosen, and I hope there's a "Part III". Thanks!

  • One of the best artists among all tenors ad my favorite with wittrisch,Wunderlich,Anders Liechtegg,Kiepura....

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  • His Lohengrin under Schuchter is also excellent.

  • instantly recognizable with warm tone and delivery = Schock was a great tenor with a great recorded legacy

  • Schock is a very good tenor. In his early years he had it all!

  • Always liked him, glad he's here. =)

  • Mit einem vollkommen unverwechselbaren Timbre und einer großen Bandbreite völlig zu Recht nominiert. Nach seinem Infarkt war er nicht mehr stimmlich auf absoluter Höhe. Aber mit seinem Wesen und immer noch vorhandener stimmlicher Qualität wusste er sein Publikum zu überzeugen.

    Leider hat er zu viel belanglose Filme und Fernsehshows gemacht. Er hätte die ganz große Karriere leicht machen können, zog aber einen anderen Weg vor. Wer will ihm, einem Kriegsgeprägten, das verdenken?

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