#Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

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Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

#Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

[opera-ghosts]

This Original Photo show the famous Soprano ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (1915-2006) in Traviata at Stadttheater Bern, she sang there in a Gala 1948. 

#Elisabeth Schwarzkopf #La Traviata #Giuseppe Verdi #Violetta Valéry #The Fallen Woman #Opera #La Dame aux camélias #Violetta #Camille #sepia photography #old scool singing #bel canto #Alexandre Dumas fils #soprano #Sempre libera #lyrical soprano #vintage photography #photography

[mrbacf]

Dame Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Oralia Domínguez sing Farewell to the Dep...

#youtube #music #classical music #19th century #orchestra #vocal #oralia dominguez #elisabeth schwarzkopf #giuseppe verdi

[jonathanmorse]

Mme. Schwarzkopf singt "Gretchen am Spinnrade"

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#bird #bulbul #Elisabeth Schwarzkopf #foliage #Schubert #orignal photography #photographers on lensblr

[britishchick09]

fanny heldy (and rewrite christine)’s dressing room 1982 and 1962! :o

bonus 2022:

#i didn't include the google maps pic since it's from 2013 #these are all in years of 2! ;) #the people in the pics are mstislav rostropovich/galina vishnevskay (82) and elisabeth schwarzkopf/regine crespin (62) #a lot of long last names!! :o #the room has changed a bit throughout the years yet the mirror and lights still remain! :) #it looks like the dressing room has been used quite a bit since fanny's time! ;) #and since rewrite christine's time too... ;) #i wonder if she ever hung up portraits like in the '62 pic!

[princesssarisa]

I just learned that from 1948 until 1958, La Traviata was always performed at Covent Garden in an English translation that restored the characters' original French names from La dame aux camélias.

So, for example, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf sang the role of Violetta, except she didn't technically appear as Violetta, she appeared as Marguerite, just like Greta Garbo in Hollywood's classic Camille.

#opera #la traviata #royal opera house covent garden #translation #character names

[70s80sandbeyond]

Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

[sotiriabellou]

reading jane austen and listening to elisabeth schwarzkopf on the ktel..we just passed lake volvi

#moons looking really beautiful too #m

[posttexasstressdisorder]

There's a parallel in the classical music world, with the post-war Brits and the incomparable German soprano, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf.

She had an amazing combination of both mastery of her instrument, but also intense beauty! She, along with Herbert Von Karajan, were "Re-introduced" to American audiences in the '50s, Schwarzkopf in 1953, with an absolutely stunning concert of lieder, as well as an aria, all with a pianist.

She would eventually wed her producer and mentor, Walter Legge. She would partner musically with the Accompanist of the Ages, Gerald Moore, both as touring partner and recording partner. After Moore retired, her accompanist was pianist Jeffrey Parsons.

I came to know all this because she was one of my "musical obsessive deep dives". Nothing was ever mentioned of her war-time past, other than some stunning recordings dating back as early as 1944. She as well as many other German artists stayed in Germany, where they already had carreers or promising starts.

In order to stay working in Germany, the musicians had to be members of the party, regardless of their sentiments.

In the '90s, when she was very old, there was a particularly acidic article, calling her out as "The Nazi Diva", and essentially dismissing her immense talent and artistry. Schwarzkopf was one of the rare classical vocal artists who could truly inhabit whatever piece she was singing, be it a little Mozart song about violets, or Schubert's macabre masterpiece, The Erlking.

On the opera stage, she was unparalleled in Mozart. and in the works of Richard Strauss. Her first recording of Strauss' "Four Last Songs" (with Otto Ackermann conducting) is one of the recording touchstones that made me want to know more about vocal classical music in general, but the simple piano-accompanied lieder and orchestral song in particular.

All of this to say who or what these people did during WWII should not give free-reign to completely negate their artistic contributions to their chosen means of expression; for Chanel, it was the couture, with Schwarzkopf, it was the interpretation of the world's greatest music in countless concert halls and recital halls.

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Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

#Elisabeth Schwarzkopf #opera

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The German soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (1915-2006) in Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata at the Theater an der Wien, 1947. Her tenor war Anton Dermota (1910-1989). Although Schwarzkopf got ravishing reviews, she would stop singing Violetta when she attended a performance at the Arena di Verona in 1952. „After having witnessed perfection it doesn’t make sense to continue singing that role.“ The colleague was eight years her junior, her name was: Maria Callas.

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[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Les voix des femmes ont les reconnaît par les tessitures se sont :

Le contralto : voix la plus grave qui est assez rare. Sa tessiture s'étend du Fa2 au Fa4 par exemple Moranne

La voix d'alto ce sont des voix féminines graves dont la tessiture s'étend du Fa2 au Ré-Mi4 est souvent assimilée à la voix dite "naturelle

Le mezzo-soprano leur tessiture se situe entre l'alto et la soprano et s'étend du La2 au La4 exemple Anne-Sofie von Otter

Le soprano une voix plus aiguë, très répandue chez les femmes et chez les enfants, elle permet de chanter un nombre immense de chants et de mélodies l'étendue de la voix soprano va de Si2 à Do5, ce qui représente deux octaves par exemple Elisabeth Schwarzkopf

#voix #voix des femmes #chant #colette

[the-cat-at-the-theatre-door]

Not a ship question, but I still wanted to ask--what are some more songs you associate with the oldie squad?

I’m out here making mini playlists apparently (though I need to put more thought with Bustopher I think) because I ran with this for a few of them - some of them have even more but I cut them short. Forgive me anon. 

These operate on both vibes and lyrics (As in it’s either about them or I can see them *singing* it).

Bustopher Jones

London Pride - Noël Coward

Libiamo ne' lieti calici - Luciano Pavarotti

Jennyanydots

Make Your Own Kind of Music - Cass Elliot

Happy Days Are Here Again - Annette Hanshaw

Atom Bomb Baby - The Five Stars

9 to 5 - Dolly Parton

Whistle While You Work - Adriana Caselotti

Asparagus

Try to Remember - (Any version but I am very partial to Roy Orbison, Josh Groban and Jerry Orbach’s)

I Won’t Grow Up - Mary Martin

Let It Ride - Gordon Lightfoot

My Back Pages - The Byrds

Auf der Heide blüh'n die letzten Rosen - Thomas Hampson

Mad About the Boy - Noël Coward

Jellylorum

Gonna Build a Mountain - Ruth O’lay

She’s Got a Way - Billy Joel

Mockin’ Bird Hill - Patti Page

Que Sera Sera - Billianne

This Woman’s Work - Kate Bush

Glück das mir verblieb (Mariettas Lied) - (Again any version, but I like Pilar Lorengar’s and  Elisabeth Schwarzkopf ‘s)

Skimbleshanks

Home for a Rest - Spirit of the West

Landslide - Fleetwood Mac

Any Road - George Harrison

See the World - Gomez

Parrot - Stepdad

World Weary - Bobby Short

Lavender’s Blue (Dilly Dilly) - Burl Ives

A Phiseag - Fiona Mackenzie

Grizabella 

Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell

Paradise - Coldplay (but specifically the cover by the Celtic Angels or Laura Mace)

Into Each Life, Some Rain Must Fall - The Ink Spots

Change - Tracy Chapman

Liar - The Arcadian Wild

Thérèse - Maya Hawke

My Interpretation - MIKA

I’m the Greatest Star - Barbara Streisand 

The Parting Glass - Cara Dillon

Laura - Bat for Lashes

Old Deuteronomy

The Long Road - Passenger

When It’s Time - Lotte Kestner

All the Faces - Creed Bratton

Cathedrals - Jump, Little Children

Homeward Bound - Bryn Terfel

100 Years - Five for Fighting

Across the Vast, Eternal Sky -  Choir Of Royal Holloway, 12 Ensemble, Ola Gjeilo

Lux Aurumque - Eric Whitacre

#and i made a full playlist for gus if you're interested ^_^ #jellicles ask because jellicles dare #anonymous #my fanmix #i might turn that deuteronomy one into a full playlist #that grizabella one too #maybe i'll make them for oldie squad appreciation week #also because i'm the way i am i almost put 867 5309/Jenny under Jenny's - that and Stacy's Mom #but we're trying for *serious* here lol #and i wanted to put about damn time for jenny too but tiktok has ruined that song for me

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Mahler Symphony No. 4 Elisabeth Schwarzkopf Philharmonia Orchestra Otto ...

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July 8 ZODIAC

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July 8 ZODIAC 

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Meisterklasse mit Elisabeth Schwarzkopf from Evgenia Grekova on Vimeo.