Schubert Songs

[Robert Newman]

1/7

One of Schubert’s most beautiful songs.

Franz Schubert - (1797-1828)
‘An Sylvia’
Op. 106 No. 4
D. 891
(German lyrics by Eduard von Bauernfeld (1802-1890). Based on a text in English from William Shakespeare’s ’Merchant of Venice’).
Soloist - Anne Sophie van Otter
Arranged with Orchestral Accompaniment Coe/Abbado

http://www.mediafire.com/?gmimmb5zktm

 

[marval]

Thank you for that Robert, it is a beautiful song. We used to sing the English version at school.


Margaret

 

[Robert Newman]

2/7

Franz Schubert
Song
'An Die Musik' (1817)
D.547
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

http://www.mediafire.com/?jzjdywivm0w

 

[Robert Newman]

3/7

Franz Schubert
Song
'An Die Laute' (1827)
Op.88 No. 2
(D.905)
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

http://www.mediafire.com/?yhdzdwwnuyh

 

[Art Rock]

The lamented Fritz Wunderlich - what a sad way to die so young.

Surely one of the best voices of the century.

 

[Robert Newman]

Yes Artrock,

Wunderlich was a wonderful tenor. One of the most talented of them all.

 

[Robert Newman]

4/7

Franz Schubert
Song
‘Heidenroslein’
D.257
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

http://www.mediafire.com/?ym1qwwuhn1z

 

[Robert Newman]

5/7

Franz Schubert
Song
‘Die Forelle’ (1817)
D.550
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

http://www.mediafire.com/?rngwlyzn234

 

[Robert Newman]

6/7

Franz Schubert
Song 'Des Mullers Blumen'
From -
'Die Schone Mullerin'
D.795/9
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

http://www.mediafire.com/?cxmjht12dym

 

[Robert Newman]

7/7

Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Song 'Standchen'
From -
'Schwanengesang'
D.957/4
Soloist - Fritz Wunderlich

One of Schubert's best-loved songs and one of his last, from 1828.

http://www.mediafire.com/?tnd2ozmgmzk

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