2020: Erlkönig (Schubert), Tenor Gerard Schneider

Erlkönig D.328
Schubert (1797-1828)
Gerard Schneider, Tenor
Takeshi Moriuchi, Piano
Oper Frankfurt, Holzfoyer
American Express Recital

[@davidwright8665]

😊 so nice to see a singer really singing a song with feeling as if a stage work.

[@jackxu6523]

Nice! Really vivid!

[@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR]

That is a glorious open sound you have there.

[@alexandercortes7233]

Me parece una interpretación extraordinaria, sumamente deleitable!

[@jinju32]

I’m pretty sure it’s the poor pianists wrists that the erlkonig’s after, not the boy.

[@lospazio]

Wonderful! Impressive rendition.

[@saidatahuri9390]

Love it!

[@marycavender7136]

Very impressive! Strong delivery!🌹😎🎭🇩🇪❤️❗👍

[@alanmontielgarcia2103]

Bravissimo Tenore!

[@theselekemane5066]

Oh my this is absolutely fantastic

[@GerardSchneiderTenor]

Thesele! How are you??

[@user-tm9zoi7q]

피아노가 정말 정확하네요

[@fabrizioventrella5816]

Bravissimo l'attacco è molto ricco di musicalità

[@user-corelli]

오호!

[@MegaUpstairs]

Beautifully sung! (The piano needs to be replaced though, I doubt that it can be fixed :) )

[@GerardSchneiderTenor]

Thanks! :-)

[@arianswets8513]

Sounds great, very expressive, pronunciation could probably use a little work tho

[@toddlinde5446]

Good work. But my advice would be to keep studying Fischer-Dieskau. His rendition is supreme.

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

So it is. I supposed you've seen the video recording. When he sings the Earlking's Daugher his face looks literally evil. Incredible performance.

[@0.68_11]

Nice voice....Good looking hot bear

[@fernandoleitao4469]

It’s not an opera aria...there are too many gestures in my opinion .nuances should be conveyed by the voice .

[@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR]

Oh go away

[@fernandoleitao4469]

@@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR not only there are too many gestures but they are completely meaningless and stereotyped.

[@daniellarue1673]

It isn't opera, but unlike many art songs this song is literally telling a story. I think you're wrong.

[@fernandoleitao4469]

@@daniellarue1673 most lieder “tell” stories. The difference here is that the singer has to give life to different characters, which is not very common. It’s not a matter of being right or wrong. I’m just giving my opinion

[@daniellarue1673]

@@fernandoleitao4469 I would argue that many of Schubert's works lend themselves toward a specific emotion rather than an actual story with dialogue like Erlkonig. Still, you're correct that there really isn't a right or wrong. My bad.