BBC Proms 2009: (2/3) Mahler Kindertotenlieder - GMJO, Matthias Goerne, Jonathan Nott
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one of the most prominent baritones, after the great Dietrich
newFranzFerencLiszt 8 months ago
A gorgeous voice. This is a revelation. Thanks for this and the captions, too. Mahler's interweaving of voice and instruments is so beautiful!
saunsnaen 10 months ago
@rayclentchris
True...god forbid he emote when he could just stand there and be a throat with feet. Who cares about his personal interpretation of the cycle?
Sinfoniaopera 1 year ago
How great to be able to see and listen one of my favourite singers in one of my favourite song cycles. Thanks for uploading.
amadeuswebern 1 year ago
to me the moving around is not only natural but he is bringing the anguish and despair mahler was feeling at the time, remember a lot about you comes out through body language rather than what you say and how you do so
jamesch230 1 year ago 2
@rayclentchris Every musician has their own nuances. I see what you mean, but at least for me, I just try to not let such little things as him moving around distract me from the music that is being made. This is coming from a clarinet player, and instrument that somehow has some of the most obnoxious playing movements associated with it.
chocotastic 1 year ago
@rayclentchris I agree, completely. There is no need for all that.
khbsflabhklsrblfauhk 1 year ago
I'm getting dizzy watching him. I wish he would stand still and put his arms down. So distracting. He sounds good enough to be able to just stand and sing. No need for the extra moving. Just my opinion.
rayclentchris 1 year ago
look to the violinist in the minute 07:55 !!!!
piolanti89 1 year ago
look to the violinist in the minute 07:55 !!!!
piolanti89 1 year ago