Alfred Deller canta "Flow my tears"
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Marvelous! Best rendition I've come across so far. Alfred Deller is the patron god of countertenors as far as I'm concerned. Does anyone know who the lutenist is?
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Excellent and thank you for the lyrics Lasultanica
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Deller's voice is heavenly, pure and unforced, so many counter tenors when singing renaisance period songs sing too loudly, almost sounding operatic.
when these songs would have been performed for very small gatherings. ken
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frasea la notas y los matices con la interpretacion correcta , alfred deller el mejor para interpretar musica renacentista
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Stunning!!!
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i love the ornaments he puts in in the last repeat!
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Alfred Deller recorded this song three times, to my knowledge. First, in 1953 with Desmond Dupre, lute. Then, 1969/70, again with Dupre. This version is the final one from 1977, with Robert Spenser, lute. In some ways it's the best.
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@DRWRBF I was always a Deller fan but I agree with you, the Scholl version is superb. It's not that Deller was bad, he was wonderful but for this song.... All are beautiful and I have never particularly liked Dowland
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Sublime.
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thank you for posting this. exquisite.
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I think Alfred Deller was the greatest, I think him very, very rare an artist.
I had always preferred Andreas Scholl's performance of this piece, but now this is my favorite interpretation. I like the speed of this piece and how lightly he phrases each line. Effortlessly. When he sings "And teares, and sighes, and grones" - it's magnificent beyonde wordes.
gifu1960 3 years ago 10
my favorite is also Alfred's interpretation.
HE IS SO GREAT !!
thank you : )
lasultanica 3 years ago
en el tercer verso, la traduccion que colocaste no refleja exactamente el significado de la frase. "light doth but shame disclose". la luz solo revelar nuestra verguenza/humillaciones a otros ( que es el sentido del verso), no que la nuestra verguenza es la luz.
mrparts 3 years ago
gracias : )
lasultanica 3 years ago