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I'm so sorry - when I hear this music, I see before my inner eyes hundreds of dead bodies being bulldozed into a mass grave. Menchenhass - Ach, wer heilet die Schmerzen?

This recording was never published in KF's lifetime. It was played live on the air and fortunately recorded by an amateur on an "acetate equipment" and discovered in the 1960es. It was bequeathed in the owner's testament to the KF Cancer Research Fund and then given to EMI for publication. One of...

Ah, suddenly some "modern music" addicts were captured by true music - how touching.

Never heard of him before. Yes, he's talented.

This song was an important part of my childhood. I think it was the Danish tenor Stefan Islandi OR Benjamino Gigli. Whoever - a marvellous song. I've tried to sing it myself - it's VERY difficult!!

Yes, you're right. And you know which metal? Platinum. Yours Bluetooth, classical homeopath

She's pretty and plays well.

Nej, Lars HUG er en original! Kun den originale tekst er bevaret.

"I only feel longing". Oh - consult your doctor!!

Oh yes, she was THAT good!! That her German vowels are just as "rotten" as K. Ferrier's is of course forgiven - . Why is anyone barred from world fame as contralto or violist? We all need more sonorous WARMTH!

What do you do when you meet the ultimate beauty, the ultimate sunset, the ultimate piece of art? Shout? Jump? Sing? Weep? NO, you become SILENT. In awe and respect.

Yes, he was outstanding.

The lyrics is a masterpiece of suppressed grief. And KF a genius.

A fine interpretation of this rather crazy piece.

Here we hear that Rachmaninov has some relationship with Mozart.

Oh, I have a lot of records with Riefling, you always feel safe with him in Scandinavian piano music. Did you know that he made the first recording of Hindemith's "Ludus tonalis"? No?

Because the music is unplayable! And weird! But amazing, yes.

I love the music of Sibelius and of Joan Baez, but the mixture - I don't really know! Her pitch will soon be in the bass area!! OK, we all become older. Who wrote the lyrics?

We immidiately forget that the "Nouvelle Etudes" were three excercises in polyrhythm. So much poetry!! At least, in case of Rubinstein.

Oh yes, we like the human touch!!

Yes, a talented guy. Never heard of him.

The world without Rubinstein would be a very barren place!

Yes, that's the problem of piano rolls: The speed makes the tempo, in contrast to gramophone records. In the latter, the right key makes the speed of revolutions (which is very often NOT 78 r.p.m.!!

I sometimes ponder: Why were the romantic composers/musicians in particular so eager about transcribing, improving, embellishing and editing Bach's music?? Should we be grateful to them today for all their wild ideas? Yes, we should - it contributed to opening the ears of generations to Bach's wo...

I've managed ONCE to play this piece with no errors - very slowly! It's said that Busoni hated all recording. The hate is not audible here!!

It's the New York rec. feb. 1906, isn't it?

Extravaganzas was the craze of Romanticism! Compare with Horowitz' version of the same piece.

She crushed my crystal glasses!

Oh, we feel all we can!! I practised these etudes in 20 years, and I assure you: There's not much room for feeling!!

Yes, a drop from the heart! Otherwise you risk playing typewriter, not piano.

Yes, Caruso beats everything!!

The violin as an orchestra.

A very fine musician indeed. And his mother was Augusta Schiøler (1868-1946)

Yes, later Danachord! No, he recorded for HMV!

My piano teacher, Peter Westenholz (1937-98), was Schiøler's favourite pupil

Correction: not psychiatrist, but ordinary doctor (in a period he worked at the hospital of Odense. He was said to perform heart surgery - and removing the appendix as an encore!!). Schiøler's biological father was the Danish pianist and composer Victor Bendix (1851-1926) (see leaflet in "VB Symp...

Oh yes, she was a genius!

Was Schubert really such a good pianist? The accompaniment of Erlkönig requires such an impeccable handwrist staccato - only common among high-rank pianists 50 years later, i. e. Liszt and such. Even Ansorge has his difficulties here! But the performing tempo is of course always a problem in pian...

Schubert as a small opera - long before "music videos", radio, TV et al.!!

Thank you.

Yes, how different piano playing can be!!

Some think this kind of "jazz" is a big ridiculous laugh. May be - but the good mood and cheer vibrates the room!! F#%$ the orthodox!!

Niels Hansen (1880-1969). Thank you!

Yes, beautiful. Please upload "Igennem bøgeskoven" from 1948 (she's 63 years - it's magnificent!!)

Did you know that Melchior was the first singer ever to perform a song on radio broadcast? It was in 1920 - and of course it boosted his career!

My heart melts - every time! Singers "past their prime" compensate lack of physical ability with musical wisdom!!