Kathleen Ferrier Gluck

[@tjittekamminga5170]

this heavenly voice is incomparable...

[@Pitborn]

Hauntingly beautiful indeed. I have no doubts Kathleen Ferrier's voice will be admired in all future: a voice which will move hearts regardless of the general taste of the times. Aren't we the best example, more than 60 years after her sad and untimely death.

[@petelewisr]

Her very brave singing when suffering cancer...what a classic performance..

[@marja-leenapoykko-lagrassa1413]

I just love her -she has the voice with warmth and strengh - so soothing, so comforting. Heavenly! - Marlen

[@3bonvivant]

she left us 67 years ago but she is still with us. as an angel of God-

[@cigogne470]

Fraîche comme une rose, jolie comme un cœur et une voix angélique,… ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rudolfbrink]

I could listen to this most beautiful performance for EVER!!!!!

[@CookieFavorites]

How magical she was. One of the immortals.

[@MichaelWilliams-vo1rj]

On hearing her first note it gave me goose-bumps. She was totally unique. Fun-loving too.

[@vincentedwards6749]

I HEARD KATHLEEN WHEN I WAS 7 YEARS OLD 1952 A MUSIC TEACHER PLAYED HER MUSIC ALL THE KIDS IN CLASS RAN OUT TO PLAY , I WAS GLUED TO MY SEAT, AN ANGEL FOR SURE. j Vincent Edwards

[@eyraudpa]

So emotional and heart-breaking !!

[@Alan-co1hu]

So So beautiful , perfection in every note

[@laimute5213]

Wonderful music...

[@sunsdomain]

What a lovely vivacious photo you selected.

[@maguigallego6964]

🌹Bellísimo!

[@dejanstevanic5408]

Lovely. Thank you.

[@TheSimmieShow]

Wow, I must have heard this recording for a thousand times, or even more. Especially from 42 minutes and so on, it just gives me goosebumbs... Shivering and hauntingly beautiful!

[@romearomeo]

sublime

[@saltburner2]

Is this the Decca 1947 Glyndebourne record, or the later live Holland broadcast?

[@toribiotarifa2469]

Quina tragèdia per a tots nosaltres la seva prematura desaparició!

[@anthonyehrenzweig1635]

Sounds like Catalan?

[@laprimmadonna2341]

@@anthonyehrenzweig1635 es catalán. Saludos cordiales ❤❤

[@valerikhondkaryan2305]

The best

[@TheAxellle]

1912-1953, contre alto anglaise

[@TheAxellle]

Thierry Leluron , . emmanuelle

[@GeraldMclaughlan]

wh

[@MagicCarpetMusic]

She was unique - sublime, a glimpse of heaven.

[@anthonywilliams6764]

Priceless Upload, Thank you so much for this jewel . Such an experience to hear this , that I shall have to lie down before I faint ,and fall over !

[@rmcinuk]

What a simply glorious voice, totally unique and gone much too soon. I have to be in robust mood to listen. Almost everything she sings is sad and knowing her life story, well you need to start off in good spirits, the experience is well worth the risk of a tear or three. We will not hear another like her and anyway tastes move on, I doubt she would be appreciated now.

[@rodericktorrance6740]

ACTUALLY i can help but feel that this glorious voice is appreciated and loved more than ever

[@Alvaro-fh5dd]

Very talented and brilliant despite the hard life and the hard times... Such a beautiful picture by the way, she was adorable (:

[@MrBalf441]

sublime !

[@sylvainelouisemarie6117]

Oh là là, je ne connaissais pas cet enregistrement envoûtant. Merci beaucoup.

[@RudolfKooijman]

It's always the same. I put on some great music to accompany me with my work (I am a translator). After a few minutes I give up working... :)

[@christopherczajasager9030]

So wonderful to hear this today! Dank je wel

[@laprimmadonna2341]

Extraordinaria la Ferrier…madre mía! Me impresiona su voz. Muchas gracias por compartir este bello registro. ❤❤❤❤

[@ottiliaiten9950]

Che bellezza!

[@TheJohnBeattie]

The Best.

[@Bumbarrash]

сколько раз я слушал малеровские песни в ее исполнении - и даже не подозревал насколько красивой была эта женщина

[@gyulaugron3379]

Ritka szép hangja volt Kathleen Ferriernek, de a felvételeken javítani kellene.

[@Nogah100]

Kathleen Ferrier, my love. Gluck: beautiful music, full of inspiration. How and why was Gluck pushed back to "2nd line" of composers?

[@anthonyehrenzweig1635]

Because only wrote one great work & that lacks the dramatic dynamism of his contemporary Mozart; Schubert would not be remembered if he had only written operas.

[@Nogah100]

@@anthonyehrenzweig1635 Do you know that Mozart adored Gluck, looked up to him?

[@anthonyehrenzweig1635]

@דליה אפרת But he still didn't write dynamic operas; Mozart was the first c

[@anthonyehrenzweig1635]

But he still didn't write dynamic operas; Mozart was the first composer to write opera in its modern form.

[@Nogah100]

@@anthonyehrenzweig1635 I Mozart's time, Gluck was a great and famous composer. And yes, Mozart thought the world of him.