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    Authentic page mp3s - An die ferne geleibte Op.98

    Now available to members at www.kingsbarn.freeserve.co.uk/authentic.html

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    'Man know thyself'
    'Man know thyself'

    #2
    Please translate: An die ferne Geleibte

    "To the far ???
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      #3
      Originally posted by sjwenger:
      Please translate: An die ferne Geleibte

      "To the far ???
      ... beloved.
      It's spelled wrong: it's An die ferne Geliebte.



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      "Wer ein holdes weib errungen..."
      "Wer ein holdes Weib errungen..."

      "My religion is the one in which Haydn is pope." - by me .

      "Set a course, take it slow, make it happen."

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        #4
        Originally posted by Rutradelusasa:
        Originally posted by sjwenger:
        Please translate: An die ferne Geleibte

        "To the far ???
        ... beloved.
        It's spelled wrong: it's An die ferne Geliebte.

        Quite so - Corrected now on the page at least!

        An earlier song An die Geliebte 'To the beloved' was used as evidence for the Immortal beloved by Solomon. Composed by Beethoven in December 1811; in the corner of the manuscript, in Antonie's writing are the words "Requested by me from the author on March 2nd, 1812".

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        'Man know thyself'
        'Man know thyself'

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          #5
          A reasonable effort here, but nothing spectacular. I like Partridge's elevated, though at times unsteady, tone. I have other 'conventional' versions sung by Fischer-Dieskau and Stephan Genz, but the mp3 is the one I play the most.



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          "If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin
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            #6
            Thanks for this, thoroughly enjoyable. I must admit that, despite listening to B for about thirteen years, I'm relatively new to his Lieder. I have one recording of this work, by Hermann Prey. I can't remember the name of the pianist, but it was a modern piano. This is a truly great work, beautifully lyrical and original, and a real slap in the face for those who insist B struggled with the voice!

            Thanks again!

            Daz


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            Seizing fate by the throat...
            Seizing fate by the throat...

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