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  • Re: Die Winterreise

    From gggg gggg@21:1/5 to wagnerfan on Thu Dec 8 20:46:53 2022
    On Friday, July 15, 2011 at 10:23:48 AM UTC-7, wagnerfan wrote:
    The recent thread on Ian Bostridge got me to thinking about the
    various recordings of Winterreise I have heard and seen over the
    years. Seen - bar none Fischer-Dieskau who I saw more than once and
    remains the most moving I have ever seen.
    Heard - the first one I heard was the 62 EMI Fiscer-Dieskau which
    remained my favorite til I heard the 54 Hotter. Since then I have
    heard and own the three other Hotter commercial releases = the wartime
    with Rauchheisen, the DG steero remake and the live Japan. For me the
    stereo DG, even with the key transpostions and all the rest is the
    most overwhelming. I have heard many interpreters on record since then
    and none has matched him. Wagner Fan

    (2022 Y. upload):

    "Trying To Realize "Die Winterreise" by Schubert"

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  • From Lawrence Kart@21:1/5 to wagnerfan on Sat Dec 10 15:05:20 2022
    On Friday, July 15, 2011 at 12:23:48 PM UTC-5, wagnerfan wrote:
    The recent thread on Ian Bostridge got me to thinking about the
    various recordings of Winterreise I have heard and seen over the
    years. Seen - bar none Fischer-Dieskau who I saw more than once and
    remains the most moving I have ever seen.
    Heard - the first one I heard was the 62 EMI Fiscer-Dieskau which
    remained my favorite til I heard the 54 Hotter. Since then I have
    heard and own the three other Hotter commercial releases = the wartime
    with Rauchheisen, the DG steero remake and the live Japan. For me the
    stereo DG, even with the key transpostions and all the rest is the
    most overwhelming. I have heard many interpreters on record since then
    and none has matched him. Wagner Fan

    Julius Patzak/Demus

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