Der_Atlas.wmv
Loading...
Loading...
3:49
Boris Christoff - Prière du soirby dammir1,428 views- 2:16
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau sings Schubert 'Schwanengesang' - 8. Der Atlasby newFFL8bis1,453 views
- 4:36
Der_Doppelganger.wmvby dammir1,893 views
- 1:59
"der Atlas"- Schubert -Sung by Zachary Zak Nelsonby RickChristman2,676 views
- 2:21
Der Atlas - Schubert/Heine - Rolf Nykmark/Wolfgang Plaggeby rolfnykmark4,073 views
- 2:05
Schubert: Der Atlasby djordjestevan3,779 views
- 3:18
3_Boris Christoff - New Horizons: Franca, Dobrowen, Musorgskyby amlirco1,015 views
- 3:33
Barseg Tumanyan ¨Aufenthalt¨ from Schwanengesang (Schubert)by KevorkianM3,960 views
- 4:34
7_Boris Christoff - The tormented USA debut. Boris Godunovby amlirco1,664 views
- 2:04
Ramey - Schubert's "der Atlas"by foropera6,738 views
- 5:45
Mort Ivan Sussanin part.1by dammir1,228 views
- 3:24
Tchaikovsky - Boris Christoffby dammir877 views
- 5:15
Boris Christoff - Ella giammai m'amo-Don Carlo-Verdiby anelia198414,382 views
- 5:13
Forgotten Great Baritones VIII : Granforteby primobaritono7,711 views
- 3:57
Boris Christoff sings Osminby Ufelan17,057 views
- 6:21
4_Boris Christoff: I spread the name of my Dear Motherlandby amlirco1,168 views
- 4:49
Boris Christoff - Sleep, my angelby amlirco14,619 views
- 3:41
Freischutz - Schweig, damit dich niemand warntby dammir2,334 views
- 6:48
Boris Christoff - Ernani CONTEST - Infeliceby mioverdi2,197 views
- 5:56
Boris Christoff - Madamina! Il catalogo e questoby Pottydzmeia10,556 views
great, two Christoff's fan met here, a couple of Schubert's require bass voice as Aufenthalt, Der Atlas and a lot more I hear a Wotan in a couple of them hiden in Franz Scubert's body with the lance pointing with wrath, and the Baches wiegenlied needs the absolute silence in the loudest painful cryout those gems listened alive by DFD and Peter Schreiersome female singers tried to give back something Erlkonig by Jerome Hines, sorry BC yes and so on keep the spirit
egymagyar1111111 2 years ago
Admittedly, I am a fan of the tyrannical interpreter that ignores the composer when he or she so chooses...but I also exercise that same right in my criticism of this interpretation. Your comment presupposed objectivity when you wrote that you "hope [I] do understand the text"...so I responded with objective facts.
But why fight? I love Christoff as much as the next guy...I just don't like his choice of tempi here.
Chiliarches 2 years ago
Atlas stands for itself, the subject of the LIED needs an Atlas' strength to drag the weight of a complex suffering about an untold human relation (remember Schubert's own situation), we can go for a word by word analysis but the dinamics and written notes must be interpreted by a singer and the singer turns to be part of this artistic complex work (creation/recreation in the sense of creating a new work by his own!!! it is his right and obligation) the (Dies) irae or wrath comes out justly
egymagyar1111111 2 years ago
Yes; I have performed the song.
Text considerations are not license to omit all musical or stylistic integrity...he does a good job with the tempo he has chosen, but the score is marked--in my edition--"Etwas geschwind (Poco Allegro)". There is nothing "Allegro" about this at all.
Also, at this tempo, the 'Anger" of the text is lost. The singer is not LITERALLY the titan Atlas...it is the voice of an ill fated lover...hence the definite article "Der". The next song gives likely context.
Chiliarches 2 years ago
as it should be, hope you do understand the text
egymagyar1111111 2 years ago
This is the best rendition ever!!
calligop 2 years ago
Man, this is so slow it's painful.
Chiliarches 3 years ago