A Tenor Sang: Helge Roswaenge: BBC

[@ronnieince4568]

The Viennese audiences took him to their hearts like no other tenor .When he finally retired they presented him.with a gold ring -I believe a unique gesture His amazing ringing top D was and remains matchless.as does his lively phrasing .

[@道-p2e]

I love his voice, unique and gorgeous, such a grand artist!!!

[@siukola1]

Unbelievable, I have known him for a long time, but when I hear this singing, I am always again overwhelmed.

[@MrSkylark1]

What a brilliant, splendid Tenor who knew the "Art of Singing" and demonstrates this in "every" note. No covered Tones-just pure ringing, brilliant tones with gossamer pianissimo.

[@daricaurte]

This is what strikes me as well! Really inspiring to hear singers who don't need to mess with facial postures, and can lean entirely on their breath.

[@stranraerwal]

an incredibly great voice and a most interesting artist.

[@bencopeland3560]

Awesome

[@fuensi45]

Who could sing likr this today?

[@franziskaschindler7087]

Take a look at Martin Muehle

[@fr9khg57h]

@@franziskaschindler7087hahahhahahahahahahahahah not even close

[@williamadolphe7921]

Oh my God!!! Thank you so much for posting!!! This is glorious!!!

[@ilonarosvaenge5227]

I LOVE It Thank so verry much. ILona Rosvaenge

[@operadog2000]

The Flower Song from Carmen is played at the wrong speed-about 1/2 step high.

[@Winnepausakee]

Much like his voice and this is a signature piece...I'd be happy if this was the common "voice" of tenors. However, I think I still lean toward Wunderlich in mind of the German-ish style of singing.

[@mulellis]

Realy an heldentenor!

[@mohsenarambon]

Thanks

[@cassw.7634]

How do you spell the name of this opera? Thanks!

[@fuensi45]

The Postillon of Longimaux

[@bobschaaf2549]

@@fuensi45 No, it's "Le postillon de Lonjumeau".

[@williammountfield8508]

Great singer, though it’s a shame he only sang in German.

[@ivansperanza]

Danish,not German.

[@williammountfield8508]

@@ivansperanza yes he was Danish but the language he most often sang in was German.

[@franziskaschindler7087]

In these days opera was sung in the language spoken in the country where the opera house was located. In Italy Wagner was sung in italian.

[@williammountfield8508]

@@franziskaschindler7087 I know.

[@radames5855]

Anche se è un cantante favoloso canta sempre in Tedesco!!! Che noia!!!

[@greatcanio1529]

Sincerely I don't Like this voice to many color not omeoginic he as high notes but all back sound very gottural ,maybe for german repertoire is ok,onest personal opinion.

[@williamadolphe7921]

wow....

[@simonbullinger7949]

Thats the absolut mastery of singing my friend. You are on a objectiv level wrong.

[@williamadolphe7921]

@@simonbullinger7949 Indeed!

[@fuensi45]

tell me one Tenor, who can sing today as Helge Rosvaenge?