Elisabeth Schwarzkopf sings The Merry Widow (vaimusic.com)
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this woman has a very beautiful voice.
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Yes! I agree! The moment Elisabeth Schwarzkopf sings, she disappears, and nothing but her role as the interpretor or the composer remains. What I mean is that she places her magnificent artistry in a subservient manner to the credit of the composer.
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Very interesting to have the image. I am surprised how much she works with her lips and mouth. Of course, glorious voice. Her recording of Richard Strauss' 4 last songs is sublime.
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I love her!
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Great voice!!!
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One of my all-time favorites - since I could hear!!!
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She gets the grace note on the final high note -- something not many singers are able to do!!!
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Absolutely wonderful! First saw her in 1964 at the Met (the old one) in the Merry Widow and have been a fan eversince.
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amazing singer lovely ..i want to hug her lol
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nefis
Bravo Elisabeth! Such a velvety voice! She has elegance, class, poise, grace, and unparalleled voice. Thanks for posting.
surena1374 2 years ago 34
One has to understand the composer and the context of composers' works to fully appreciate and understand ES. Since studying Elisabeth's, Fischer-Dieskau's, and Walter Legge's careers, I feel like an entire new musical world has opened up for me. When I listen to Callas or Sutherland, I hear Callas or Sutherland sing. When I listen to Elisabeth, I hear the composer, the music, and beautiful, prescise singing. In my view, Elisabeth is THE BEST!
DavesXXXXXXXX 2 years ago 9