ナース、りさの流行ネタ

Anne Sofie von Otter
Claudio Abbado
Chamber Orchestra of Europe

shawnalovej  2008-06-27

I agree,for some reason I found myself afraid when I heard this, but it's still beautiful piece.

elizabethvonslussen  2008-06-26

Avesome power and beauty rolled into one. God bless you Anne Sofie. And thank you for the joy you bring into peoples' heart just listening to your singing.

visceralchemistry  2008-06-25

I think this works really well because the Erlkonig is almost effeminate, and the little boy should be feminine as well. However I think that Fischer-Deschua does a better narrator/father. But I have to say her Erlkonig interpertation give me nightmares.

ingchjo  2008-06-24

Erfrischend, hier mal ein Video zu finden, in dem Schubert wirklich gesungen wird; und nicht vergewaltigt von jemandem, der offensichtlich keinen Plan hat, was er von sich gibt und demnach irgendwie vor sich hin s?uselt.

keopsdelfuturo  2008-06-22

a nice change over the classic baritone.

realpianistcomposer  2008-06-22

Otter rules.

negrooptico  2008-06-21

Nice arrengement. Who made it?

angyansheng  2008-06-19

I guess the female singer is perhaps more versatile with the portrayal of the different characters, with gentle Erlkonig, calm father and son with hauntingly high notes. Nice alternative interpretation.

ViolaClarinetti158  2008-06-15

at 3:25

kawiah  2008-06-15

I agree, I prefer it on a male voice. But I'm also tempted to learn myself just to see how I can handle the differentiation in my voice for each of the characters. It's a good skill, and that's what makes the song the most fun.

caw3093  2008-06-14

i love this song, but it sounds better when a guy sings it :( she kinda looks like hilary clinton though doesn't she ??

alice4x5  2008-06-14

great version!

lokitrix  2008-06-14

Agreed.

lokitrix  2008-06-13

whens that?

ViolaClarinetti158  2008-06-13

the best part of the whole song is when the winds take the cadenza...........it sounds so much more mysterious

ez910503  2008-06-13

Very powerful, continuous, intense performance. And I don't think there's any problem with a woman singing this. I've sung songs written for soprano and alto before simply because it was a song i really liked. The fact that this song is written from a man's perspective simply serves to give her more reason to delve deeper into the meaning and relate it to herself somehow.

galilee34  2008-06-11

thata is the best part of the whole leid in my opinion. to hear the erlking for the first time with her voice full of deceit, lets you know that that the boy's father should have believed his son.

ohdearthatsnotmusic  2008-06-11

OMG i nearly shat my pants init when she started singing ROFL l00000000000l

MauZzy95  2008-06-11

naja es geht aba ich mag das nit

poppinartist  2008-06-04

this is absolutely amazing. i don't think i've ever been moved more by a piece of music. the the arpeggios of the strings during the first appearance of the erlkonig had me on the edge of my seat. i listened to 1:28 to 1:50 probably a good 10 times in a row just now and it's still just as amazing as the first time. i believe the use of strings perpetuates the moving horse so much better than the piano version. absolutely amazing.

likemyviolin  2008-06-04

Great! Visit also the solo violin version, performed by Kristof Barati: watch?v=mJ-uADF0gOA

ianmcandrewmusic  2008-06-03

Okay, as admirable a performance as this is, I have a real problem with "arrangements". If Schubert had wanted it sung by a woman, he wouldn't have written it in the bass clef! Don't sopranos have enough repertoire of their own without stealing other peoples'??? Speaking of Fischer-Dieskau, he, of course, committed the same crime in reverse when he recorded Schumann's A Woman's Life and Loves (sorry, the German title escapes me - senility setting in!).

ExplosiveFilms2007  2008-06-02

Wahnsinn! Sehr geil gemacht. Von einer Frau h?tte Erlk?nig nicht besser gesungen werden k?nnen

Ustermer8610  2008-06-02

yes dieskau rocks, but she is also good! (yes yes not good as dieskau..)

cleverredhead12  2008-05-30

You see, I think both she and Jessye Norman go against that standard. I find this to be very expressive, and tell the story just as well. But, thats my opinion, of course.