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'Ständchen' Schubert Translation French Spanish English Dietrich Fischer Dieskau
One of the most beautiful songs ever composed
by Franz Schubert, in November 1828, in the last weeks of his life
Song by the wonderful, best German bariton ever, Dietrich Fischer Dieskau
This is not a light and breezy love song
The music is shot through with uncertainty and vulnerability, and it is this which makes is a superb Schubertian creation
The guitar-like plucked chords in the piano are the trembling heartbeat of the serenader. He makes tender entreaties at first, but passes through frustrated insistence to withered resignation,
longing and yearning for true love, but in the end unanswered
One of my most favorite classical songs ever
by Franz Schubert, in November 1828, in the last weeks of his life
Song by the wonderful, best German bariton ever, Dietrich Fischer Dieskau
This is not a light and breezy love song
The music is shot through with uncertainty and vulnerability, and it is this which makes is a superb Schubertian creation
The guitar-like plucked chords in the piano are the trembling heartbeat of the serenader. He makes tender entreaties at first, but passes through frustrated insistence to withered resignation,
longing and yearning for true love, but in the end unanswered
One of my most favorite classical songs ever
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Who's on the piano?
Alfred Brendel? Right! Thanks a lot for this one record.
27:18
Das ist wunderbar. Einfach atemlos. Danke vielmals. Übrigens die Kameradarstellung ist auch super. Danke vielmals nochmals
Ojalá podas hacer uno con el Schwanegesang, Gedichte de Wolfg y uno de Brahms.
Who is the singer here?
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Aloha nice sound great tune from Bob was playing my lower F harmonica along. Mahalo from Hawaii
Perfeito, perfekt, perfekte
Wow
denberia ser adanbarrios448
hi saludos?
Profundo.
Yes, even as we listen to recording which I'm very thankful is here - and who knows how legal it is? - I don't understand why the poster would not tell us who is performing. Based on comments, I guess it's Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and, on piano, Alfred Brendel. If I spelled them right. >>> But the main thing I wanted to say - besides yes, this is absolutely beautiful - is to ask, how much of a miracle Brendel is? By many accounts he got little formal training after a fairly young age. 14? 16? And yet. But then probably about any pianist of his level, no matter what great amount of work and training they got, also had to be... a very, very specially gifted person. Thank you, Alfred.
Excelente trabajo 👏👏👏
Bad
Thanks.
Wow what a treat -- thank you. I'm a long-standing Fischer-Dieskau fan. I even love how he goes a little sharp at emotionall moments. Can''t help preferring Gerald Moore though, despite Brendel being so brilliant.
What a great man.
Von Herzen danke fürs Teilen ❤🎉
❤Bester Sänger 🙏🏻🥰
Masterpiece
Paroles : Fremd bin ich eingezogen, Fremd zieh’ ich wieder aus. Der Mai war mir gewogen Mit manchem Blumenstrauss. Das Mädchen sprach von Liebe, Die Mutter gar von Eh’ - Nun ist die Welt so trübe, Der Weg gehüllt in Schnee. Ich kann zu meiner Reisen Nicht wählen mit der Zeit: Muss selbst den Weg mir weisen In dieser Dunkelheit. Es zieht ein Mondenschatten Als mein Gefährte mit, Und auf den weissen Matten Such’ ich des Wildes Tritt. Was soll ich länger weilen, Dass man mich trieb’ hinaus? Lass irre Hunde heulen Vor ihres Herren Haus! Die Liebe liebt das Wandern, Gott hat sie so gemacht - Von einem zu dem andern - Fein Liebchen, gute Nacht. Will dich im Traum nicht stören, Wär’ Schad’ um deine Ruh’, Sollst meinen Tritt nicht hören - Sacht, sacht die Türe zu! Schreib’ im Vorübergehen An’s Tor dir gute Nacht, Damit du mögest sehen, An dich hab’ ich gedacht.
Thank you for translating these beautiful lyrics of La historia de un amor. Nice job!
I am learning Germany, my lesson today was about greetings, i learned what gute nacht is and decided to search it on TH-cam for whatever reason that i don't even know and i came across this masterpiece
Quite incredible.
You should Also learn english
@@hamapatabrambora5894you don't have to be so rude man
Vielen danke Herr Dietrich ❤
Nadherne...diky za anglicky preklad...krasna pisen..lasky....vynikajici umelci...vzdy jsem milovala tuhle skladbu ale nemela jsem poneti o cem ta pisen vlastne je.💞
Even tho he was apparently member of Hitler iugend during WWII, the difficulties experienced in that unimaginable time are drawn on & feed his interpretation well. What a pity Schubert & Fischer Dieskau weren't Lutheran??? The tensions of Lutheran theology fit well with lots of written music.....beyond Bach & Brahms...
I think it's an austrian Music in reality, not german. The language is simply the same.
Austrian German is easier to understand than Bavarian German. Difference between say Scottish English, and Welsh English, or Donegal Irish and Munster Irish...but yes, like Mozart - Austrian. Must be an Italian influence somewhere...
Thank you for posting this wonderful version of Winterreise. Always a favorite, and this is way above most others. HIngerissen von Brendel.
.. discovered Dietrich Fischer -Dieskau singing hurdy gurdy man last week during insomnia, just finished me off, that voice, that 1000 yard stare ..
Preciosa y delicada música y letra
Wow! What else can one say, except perhaps to trust God a little more.... Was kan man noch sagen, auBerdem daB man mehr auf Gott verliehet!
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You all, Rest In Peace! Gute Nacht!
Maravilhoso!!!
Schubert's birthday today January thirty first. He actually went on a winter journey whist very I'll wrote this son cycle a played a sang it through with his friends. He was unearthly
He was ill at the time. Beautiful, yes, transcendant.
Thank you for posting this. So helpful!
Thank you for the video + translate !
incredible
Who's at the piano? Oh, that's Schubert himself. 😁
Die Liebe liebt das wandern. Gott hat sie so gemacht!
Fischer Dieskau und Brendel. For eternity!!!
Could you remind us the year of this record with Brendel ? More récent than with G Moore I assume
This was recorded at the Siemensvilla, Berlin, January 1979.
Thank you very much Very simple but very essentiel To understand really these Schubert lieder
Está claro que entre los lieder de Schubert y el rock hay una distancia muy corta. Cualquier compositor de rock de hoy dia con un poco de talento sabe lo que aquí se plantea.
Dietrich Fischer Dieskau is so incredibly expressive and paints a picture of the emotion and the scene simply with his body language and facial expressions. I had first seen him do it in that famous recording of Der Erlkonig and had listened to this song multiple times but this this is the first time I had learned the lyrics and see him perform it. Stunning.
Brendel 's sound is not suitable for Schubert!(too aggressive) Listen to Gerald Moore:):):)
I don't think DFDs sound is appropriate for anything. His very heavy smoking ruined whatever beauty of tone he might have had. This is very harsh sounding
By the way I heard Barenboim accompany Quasthoff and had the same thought. Quasthoff was magnificent, much better than DFD
@@marksmith3947 Barennoim and Quasthoff is too clean, I prefer this version, much more passionate and intense. (also a bit faster perhaps) also Hermann Prey's version is quite nice.
I don't hear any harshness in his voice and I wouldn't call Brendel aggressive. This is Die Winterreise, one of the most depressing and emotionally raw pieces of music in the classical repertoire, it's not supposed to sound pure and pretty. You need a bit of rawness to make this piece work. There are lots of utterly boring performances of the Winterreise by singers who seem to think that this is just a collection of pretty little songs. If it doesn't hit you in the gut the performance has failed. Apart from the many Dieskau versions, my favorite is probably the wartime recording by the tenor Peter Anders and the pianist Michael Raucheisen. It's by far the rawest performance of the piece, probably because it was recorded in the spring of 1945 when Germany was on the brink of total collapse. It's so raw in fact that I sometimes find it hard to listen to. Peter Anders sings with so much intensity and pain, at times his voice breaks and it just sends shivers down your spine.
So wonderlik delikaat en genuanseerd. Die hoogste kunstenaarskap versinnebeeld.
Geweldig, dat ik hier een lofprijzing in het Afrikaans lezen kan. Groet uit Vlaanderen.
Can’t see any credits for Brendel and Fischer-Dieskau! They at least deserve a mention for this amazing performance. The sensibility is absolutely astonishing
They've already shuffled off this mortal coil & have no further need of accolades. Their work says it all. Even if not perfect, it makes its mark.
@@martinbeach8459 Alfred Brendel is still very much alive and as far as I know in London.
@@martinbeach8459 the credits are useful not to them, but for us, the audience. I didn't know who they were before I met Winterreise, and since then I have searched for other performances by them. That was only possible because I knew who Brendel and DFD were.
Fully agree with you!
Muchas gracias por molestarse en añadir los subtítulos. Es maravilloso poder seguir la letra y comprenderla.