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Golly, thanks for posting this! What wonderful memories of this music hearing this piece conjures up.

I always loved their musicianship and hearing their recordings now 50 years later confirms in me that real art doesn't age.

I heard I&S in 1966 while I was in college. It's one of the deepest and fondest memories I have of live music anywhere or anytime in my life.

Thanks to the poster and to YouTube for giving me the opportunity to relive the memory of this great experience.

Thanks very much for posting this recording. People I know who saw & heard Uhde's Grand Inquisitor at the Met told me that his impersonation of the role was truly memorable, something they never forgot -- I know his art only from his recordings -- and he never (to my knowledge) was recorded in t...

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It would be great if the OP (or someone else knowledgeable) could ID the source of this recording. Here Hotter's voice and technique indeed are free of some of the deficiencies that spoiled his otherwise wonderful performances later in his career, especially his wobble. He sounds mu...

Thank you very much for posting these marvelous Soderstrom performances of the Four Last Songs.

Hearing and seeing her several times in concert and in the theatre remain after many years among my strongest musical memories. And the first time I heard her was in the small (by NYC standards) audit...

What a great pleasure this music and its performance by this group is!!!

I haven't heard this piece since I saw the film twenty years ago, and I loved it back then. Thanks for posting it for our enjoyment.

Saludos desde los Estados Unidos.

Someday I would really love to hear this piece live -- but since I live in the USA, I suspect my chances of hearing Dyson's cantata on the Canterbury Tales in a concert are about as good as my being able to restore the British monarchy to the States.

Dyson's composition is hugely appealing to t...