Brahms - Vier ernste Gesänge - Hotter / Moore

Johannes Brahms
Vier ernste Gesänge op.121
Denn es gehet dem Menschen 0:00
Ich wandte mich und sahe an alle 4:32
O Tod, o Tod, wie bitter bist du 8:34
Wenn ich mit Menschen 12:33
Hans Hotter
Gerald Moore
Studio recording, London, 11-12.XI.1951

[@golden-63]

Hans Hotter; wonderful as always.

[@notaire2]

Echt ernsthafte Interpretation dieses spätromantischen Meisterwerks im gut phrasierten Tempo mit tiefer und kräftiger Stimme des genialen Solisten sowie gut artikuliertem Klang des unvergleichlichen Pianisten. Einfach wunderbar!

[@ZackGasse]

God damn it, good , better, best at a certain age, he was an incredible interpreter of any thing he touched or should I say sang.

[@loveItalia-py6gp]

His voice like a soft velvet.... wonderful

[@photo161]

Here we have Hans Hotter, a voice that could be argued to be the most beautiful of post-war Europe, a true basso with a solid dark center throughout his range. And while a paragon as Wonton, he is at the same time able to bring the most expressive precise and personal of expressivity to these great, but small scale and most tender and intimate of musical utterances.

[@hymnodyhands]

It could be argued ... but not today ... this is wonderful ... an incomparable interpretation...

[@madaboutvoice]

Thank you for sharing this treasure!

[@marilinadestefano4304]

.STRONG AS DEITCH