Schwarzkopf said of Seefried that her spontaneity was natural, whereas many of her colleagues had to learn it. Musicians loved her ‘non vibrato’ singing.
She definitely has a vibrato, but it's very tight. The one who had almost none was Teresa Stitch-Randall, and it was always a bit disconcerting to listen to her.
OK, I think I found a new artist to help me through this Dark Age of Opera and classical vocal music. Notice how vocal artists had much more expressive death prior to the advent of the internet, the iPhone and social media?
No shouting,no microphone gobbling, just beautiful singing from a great singer. What a pleasant change.
Voix magnifique lumineuse
Une découverte pour moi
Merci 🙏🇫🇷
Today's screamers and squawkers should be made to watch and listen to this wonderful soprano. Truly beautiful.
Beautiful voice and singing...A fresh and girlish voice!!
Потрясающая запись! Спасибо.
so wonderful to hear these songs sung without fake glamour slathered on them
10:00....She was so great !!…. Makes me CRY 📣📣📣📣
Magic 👑
Schwarzkopf said of Seefried that her spontaneity was natural, whereas many of her colleagues had to learn it. Musicians loved her ‘non vibrato’ singing.
She definitely has a vibrato, but it's very tight. The one who had almost none was Teresa Stitch-Randall, and it was always a bit disconcerting to listen to her.
OK, I think I found a new artist to help me through this Dark Age of Opera and classical vocal music. Notice how vocal artists had much more expressive death prior to the advent of the internet, the iPhone and social media?
Fabulous. Does anybody know who the concertmaster is (solo in “Morgen”)? Still fairly unusual at the time, I suppose.
Imgaard Seefried was born in 1919, not 1910