Der Gang zum Liebchen, Op. 31, No. 3 (Brahms)

[@thays3649]

Stunning ensemble singing!

[@ernent]

Amazing how through the power of their musicianship these guys transform a basically light-hearted waltz into a soulful, beautifully yearning masterpiece. I think that I'm in love with all five of them ...

[@geoffwieting]

Thank you for this exquisite performance. I knew this piece in Brahms's arrangement for piano solo, but the text--sung by wonderful singers--adds a whole other dimension of beauty. And how interesting it is that for the solo vocal setting of the same text, Brahms creates completely different music.

[@patrickvanrhedenborg6784]

Thank you for singing this gem for us so beautifully!

[@stephenchurley2438]

What a wonderful ensemble! I have just bought your CD. May there be many more!

[@gehe8929]

ótimo, Brahms ficaria feliz, o vídeo mostra a alegria dos cantores no som e no texto; você só pode ter inveja de poder cantar nesse quarteto, com uma memória duradoura para a vida.

[@matiasnorenamuriel7069]

Brahms simply felt the music on another realm of reality.

[@andre26071955]

Absoluut top! En de historische Érard-vleugel voegt nog een dimensie toe...

[@Choen444]

Wunderschön. Vielen Dank !

[@nicolaasstam1611]

Mooi!

[@doverbeachcomber]

The moon shines down, So I should set out Again to my love, How is she, I wonder? Alas, she’s despairing And lamenting, lamenting She’ll never see Me again in her life! The moon went down, But I hurried off happily, Hurried so that no one Should steal my love. Keep cooing, you doves, Keep whispering, you breezes, So that no one Should steal my love! English translation by Richard Stokes

[@yousefalabdlh9415]

واو جميله هههه