Live recording of Angharad Gabriel (soprano) singing Telemann's solo cantata "Was gleicht dem Adel wahrer Christen", Vienna Dec 2008. She is accompanied by her father and two brothers.

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Live recording of Angharad Gabriel (soprano) singing Telemann's solo cantata "Endlich wird die Stunde schlagen" in Vienna, Dec. 2008. Two of her brothers and her father accompany her.

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Angharad Gabriel singing "Ich folge dir gleichfalls" from Bach's "Johannes Passion". Live Recording from 2007 - audio only.

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Renee Fleming singing "solf people have got to shimmer and glow" in Previn's A Street Car named Desire.

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soft song for me

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Stephane Grappelli & Yehudi Menuhin Top of the line violinist live yet. original version was kept in BBC due to copyright reasons, full version cannot be released into public. what a disappointment

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Angharad Gabriel singing "Ich folge dir gleichfalls" from Bach's "Johannes Passion". Live Recording from 2007 - audio only.

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Angharad Gabriel sings the soprano solo in a performance of Bach's cantata "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland", Vienna 2007

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Angharad Gabriel sings the soprano aria "Auch mit gedämpften..." in a performance of Bach's advent cantata "Schwingt freudig euch empor" in Vienna, Dec 2007

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Angharad Gabriel (soprano) and Wolfgang Gabriel (piano) perform Wolf's setting of Keller's poem as part of their recital "Poetische Metamorphosen". Recorded live at the Bösendorfersaal in Vienna (oct 2007). Compare it with Pfitzner's setting of the same poem!

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Angharad Gabriel (soprano) and Wolfgang Gabriel (piano) perform Pfitzner's setting of Keller's poem as part of their recital "Poetische Metamorphosen". Recorded live at the Bösendorfersaal in Vienna (oct 2007). Compare it with Wolf's setting of the same poem!

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Angharad Gabriel (soprano) and Wolfgang Gabriel (piano) perform Felix Mendelssohn's setting of Suleika ("Ach um deine feuchten Schwingen") as part of their recital "Poetische Metamorphosen". Recorded live at the Bösendorfersaal in Vienna (oct 2007)

Compare it with his sister Fanny's setting of the same poem - both were composed in the same year!
Edit: Fanny Mendelssohn's version has recently been removed because of apparent copyright infringement. Sometimes I don't know what the world is coming to...copyright can be very helpful obviously, but in this case it is simply stopping many people from hearing a gorgeous song that may have been unknown to them before - hey, they might have even gone out and bought a copy of it as a consequence.

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Haydn arrangement of the scottish folksong for voice and piano-trio, performed by Angharad Gabriel, Teresa Meckel, Ute Groh, Walter Riemer. Nov 2007

1. Bonnie lassie, will ye go, will ye go, will ye go,
Bonnie lassie, will ye go to the birks of Abergeldie?
Ye shall get a gown o' silk, a gown o' silk, a gown o' silk,
ye shall get a gown o' silk, and a coat o' calliemankie!

2. Na, kind sir, I dare nae gang, dare nae gang, dare nae gang,
na, kind sir, I dare nae gang, my minnie will be angry.
Sair, sair, wad she flyte, wad she flyte, wad she flyte, wad she flyte,
sair, sair, wad she flyte, and sair wad she ban me!

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Angharad Gabriel sings Haydns arrangement of the Scottish Song "The Glancing Apron", as part of a recital of Scottish and Welsh Songs by Haydn and Beethoven for voice and piano trio. Vienna, Nov 2007

1. 'In lovely August last,
On Mononday at morn
As thro' the fields I past,
To view the yellow corn
I looked me behind,
And saw come o'er the know.
And glancing in her apron,
With a bonnie brent brow.

2. I said, good morrow, fair maid,
And she, right courteously,
Returned' a beck and kindly said
"Good day, sweet sir, to thee"
I speir'd, my dear, how far awa'
Do ye intend to gae?
Quoth she, I mean a mile or twa,
And o'er yon brommy brae.

3. Fair maid, I'm thakfu' to my fate,
To have sic company,
For I am ganging straight that gate,
Where ye intend to be.
When we had gane a mile or twain,
I said to hir, my dow,
May we not lean us on this plain,
And kiss your bonny mou'.

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Haydn's arrangement of the welsh song "David of the white rock", sung by Angharad Gabriel in a recital of Welsh and Scottish Songs in settings by Haydn and Beethoven in Vienna (Nov 2007)

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