NEUE STIMMEN 2015 - Final: Jung Rae Kim sings "Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen", Die tote Stadt, Korngold
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2015
- Jung Rae Kim from South Korea (baritone) sings "Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen" from Die tote Stadt by Korngold in the final concert of NEUE STIMMEN 2015.
The final was accompanied by the Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra, led by the English conductor Graeme Jenkins.
Recorded on October 24, 2015 in Gütersloh, Germany.
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Had this young man delivered this aria this well in any opera house or on any public stage, he would have recieved generous applause if not a standing ovation! Bravo!
Lovely. what an endearing performance!
beautiful sounds
amazing
Bravo
Bravo..
Viel Stimme, viel Seele, viel Gefühl!
Bravo jungjung
sEHR SCHOENE STIMME. Sehr gute Vorstellung.
Ich mag.
Just heard he was 19 at this time!
21
Sweet voice. I would have loved to hear portamentos. Those have a meaning. Also, not a good idea to breathe right before the high note. I know, it's easy to criticize, but I am not a singer. He is.
soft baritone
美しい声
Lovely voice. Needs to work on being able to sing longer phrases.
Very sweet voice, but he needs to work on his German diction.
What a shame that you only decided to delete Korean since I saw many other languages here. Unless you have found inappropriate comment, you should have never deleted one specific language. It doesn’t seem fair. And there is automatic translation function on each comment.
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What a shame that you only decided to delete Korean since I saw many other languages here. Unless you have found inappropriate comment, you should have never deleted one specific language. It doesn’t seem fair. And there is automatic translation function on each comment.
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Great voice! Not too difficult song for him, but wanted more pianissimos on those high notes. Maybe little more practice with this song and perfect :)
Very challenging aria for this young voice from a far away land. Did not have quite the same command as Kammler singing
the same piece. It didn't quite "flow" enough. But a wonderful effort nevertheless.
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terrible "süßen"
WHY DID HE CHOOSE TO SING THIS. THIS IS NOT FOR HIM. Perhaps in 10 years time when the voice has matured more..
Bravo