Mahler - Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau

[@Marc_Papeghin]

After listening to Mahler's 1st symphony so many times I'm finally hearing that second Lied !! Such a wonderful piece :)

[@valerietaylor9615]

It’s second Lied. Lied is the singular; Lieder, the plural.

[@iangreer4585]

When I first heard it in sight-reasing rehearsal, I pretty much turned into the Leo DeCaprio pointing meme.

[@caroleburkhardt5120]

DFD is my favorite! I'm singing them in October... so much to learn from his performance

[@yuehchopin]

Sehr schöne Sendung! Danke.

[@wilfriedfriedrich3730]

Immer wieder großartig 😍😍😍

[@yelaman13]

1: 0:00 Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht 2: 3:41 Ging heut Morgen übers Feld 3: 7:43 Ich hab ein gluhend Messer 4: 10:51 Die zwei blauen Augen

[@armandssurins3364]

13:38 -> 13:56 Coda

[@darijadrazovic]

Thanks.

[@yelaman13]

@@darijadrazovic у вас есть Инстаграм?

[@SelectCircle]

thank you!

[@evaschmid1919]

Mahler🌞ein Genie🌊Bald hat Dietrich Fischer Diskau am 18.5,Geburtstag🙏🌳

[@valerietaylor9615]

Wissen Sie, wie alt er ist?

[@antonycooke6402]

Finally, a singer who is a musician, too! Really wonderful. . . especially after so many hideous accounts by singers who think all we want to hear is their "glorious" resonant blasts.

[@denisewoods1416]

I am a huge fan of his (almost all of his Schubert, Brahms, Schumann etc.)...but I find that this performance falls short. I am a mezzo soprano and approach this piece differently. As a musician/singer that will be performing this piece soon, I find that the tempi was aggressive and lacked subtlety. The texts, at moments, require gentleness, pathos and reflection. I missed those elements in this performance.

[@jmundstuk]

Exactly

[@ethanlustig]

1: 0:00 2: 3:41 3: 7:43 4: 10:51

[@moonjunsu]

Ethan Lustig ty

[@sofiasodergardakesson5952]

When i washed my dishes, i sang the first line of the first song over and over again ... it is the only one i know the words to (but i could learn the rest if i wanted to, since i know german decently)🤣🤣🤣🤣 my poor neighbours ! And i admit its a bit weird that i sang this since it is for a male singer🤪🤪 BUT I LOVE THESE SONGS💖

[@vikli5966]

Sofia södergård åkesson It can both be sang by male and female (and anyone in between), although this work is autobiographical of the composer himself at the time (when he wrote this, he got rejected by a girl lmao) , this cycle wasn’t really specified as in what gender the singer should be, so you don’t have to feel weird for singing it lol If you’re curious, Jessye Norman has the best female version in my opinion

[@sofiasodergardakesson5952]

serena okay! Got to listen to that version!😁

[@valerietaylor9615]

The German mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig also recorded this. But I like Fischer-Dieskau’s version best.

[@photo161]

...so very helpful.Thans

[@sofiasodergardakesson5952]

I listened to ”Ich hab ein glühend Messer” on my cd player, and my cat became really agitated and started to run around, so i had to turn it of...🤣

[@valerietaylor9615]

I can see how that song would upset a kitty.

[@redsupport8058]

3:41 제2곡 오늘 나는 들로 나갔네 10:51 제 4곡 그대의 푸른 눈동자

[@Hyunwookfully]

superb!

[@AlkanLove]

音楽的に見ても文学的観点から見てもどちらもかなり優れていますね。

[@deirdrearratoon7898]

3:41 4:51

[@FredricEric]

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lieder_eines_fahrenden_Gesellen

[@jeanparke9373]

Who's the pianist?

[@CarolynFahm]

It sounds like Gerald Moore who was his frequent accompanist.

[@robertmanno5749]

I'm pretty certain it is Leonard Bernstein because of the extreme approach to the keyboard. They made a recording of Mahler Songs that was released on Columbia Records. Then again because of the background noise it's probably taken from a live performance.

[@tomyang5844]

My bet is that it is the Myto label recording of the live concert with Leonard Bernstein on November 8, 1968 at Philharmonic Hall in New York. There is another studio recording from November, 4, 1968 by Sony from the same period.

[@gillesdelivre6]

Karl Engel, piano, en janvier 1970 à Londres

[@carolleenkelmann4751]

@@CarolynFahm I'd be most surprised if this was Gerald Moore at the Piano. - from the art the very first Lied was played..

[@음악임용]

0:08

[@jackvanderheijden3117]

DFD...ALTIJD SCHITTEREND !!