Schubert: DES FISCHERS LIEBESGLÜCK | Daniel Johannsen & Kristian Bezuidenhout | LIVE FROM GRAZ, 2021

Franz Schubert: »Des Fischers Liebesglück« (Karl Gottfried von Leitner), D 933 (1827)
Daniel Johannsen, tenor · Kristian Bezuidenhout, fortepiano (Robert Brown after Jacob Bertsche)
Live recording from Styriarte Graz, Helmut-List-Halle Graz, July 21, 2021

[@rudi9175]

Soooo wunderschön, vielen Dank❤ Gestern habe ich Sie, lieber Herr Johannsen in Augsburg life erlebt und möchte so sehr Danke sagen für das Geschenk, das Sie mit der unglaublich lebendigen Interpretation der Winterreise gemacht haben. Ich war vom ersten bis zum letzten Ton gebannt. Danke, danke, danke!

[@rudi9175]

Ach nicht Winterreise, die Müllerin natürlich

[@koosriedijk3872]

10 years on...... The earlier published "Des Fischers Liebesglück" by Daniel , was from october 2011, so almost 10 years ago. It was this Lied that made me fall in love with this most attractive voice. I have listened to it regularly, like I revisit his Abendempfindung on youtube , as both feed me like dopamine and ease me when I need the comfort. Maybe we all have one or more voices "to lean against", when there is no living soul around. This newer version (with a different accompanist, superb by the way) not only shows that his voice is still excellent and just as youthfull as a decade ago, but also maybe slightly more lived-in, although the previous one hardly could be done better. In fact I love both and cherish them as valuable documents for later. Austria can be proud with such an excellent musical ambassador.

[@josephvicaire6949]

Ich habe so viele Versionen von diesem Lied gehört. Aber so eine Version habe ich bisher nicht erlebt. Wer ist dieser Daniel Johannsen?! Why haven't I heard of him?! Einfach unvergesslich grossartig! Going to one of his concerts SOON!

[@margitaherz9229]

Einfach nur wunderbar...

[@MN-me1dt]

I always wanted to hear Schubert sung in this way, with natural, honest and realistic voice (opposed to loud grand-operatic voice with lots of automatic vibratos). Though my German is quite elementally, I can hear every word. Thank you so much. I love the choice of this fortepiano, too, with the sound to remind us that piano is a stringed instrument. Lovely spaces between and over phrasings.

[@dschonnie]

Many thanks! For listeners like you I always want to be a Schubert singer - next to such a miraculous fortepiano partner like Kris Bezuidenhout...

[@c.m.b.wagnerbariton9232]

Wunderschön, lieber Daniel! Liebe Grüße vom Baritonkollegen aus Berlin!

[@peterwatchorn5618]

Two great artists! Hi to Kris! (whom I know from years ago!).

[@erikahorch5840]

Die beste Darbietung ever !

[@kimsekanov6648]

A very beautiful interpretation!

[@ransomcoates546]

Klaus Florian Vogt II. Does he sing Parsifal and Lohengrin?

[@dschonnie]

Wow, WHAT a comparison! 😅 Many thanks... Well, I am not at all a Wagnerian (except when singing Hugo Wolff or other Late-Romantic stuff; cf. kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_nbcCu9sCM_z1a1pul9QtGJ9Z72Mwy41HQ&si=byD-miZlby15zGm- and kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5OYgYuqoJqFY7Msi=Eg0gm7QnBlz_yYFo) - but maybe the day will come when my vocal abilities won't justify the absence of this music in my repertoire any longer.

[@tjittemuizelaar]

Grossachtiger Schubertinterpret!