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James King , William Hughes - Songs of Schubert and Strauss FLAC album

James King , William Hughes - Songs of Schubert and Strauss FLAC album

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A1 –James King , William Hughes Ständchen (Schubert)
Lyrics By – Ludwig Rellstab
A2 –James King , William Hughes An die Leier (Schubert) op.56, No.2
Lyrics By – Franz von Bruchmann
A3 –James King , William Hughes An Silvia (Schubert) op.106, No.4
Lyrics By – William Shakespeare
A5 –James King , William Hughes An die Musik (Schubert) op.88, No.4
Lyrics By – Franz von Schober
A5 –James King , William Hughes Dem Unendlichen (Schubert)
Lyrics By – Klopstock*
A6 –James King , William Hughes Das Wirtshaus (Schubert)
Lyrics By – Wilhelm Müller
A7 –James King , William Hughes Gruppe aus dem Tartarus op.24, No.1(Schubert)
Lyrics By – Friedrich Schiller
B1 –James King , William Hughes Der Atlas (Schubert)
Lyrics By – Heinrich Heine
B2 –James King , William Hughes Die Allmacht op.79, No.2
Lyrics By – Johann Ladislaus Pyrker
B3 –James King , William Hughes Ich trage meine Minne (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Karl Henckell
B4 –James King , William Hughes Zueignung (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Hermann Von Gilm
B5 –James King , William Hughes Allerseelen (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Hermann Von Gilm
B6 –James King , William Hughes Cäcilie (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Heinrich Hart
B7 –James King , William Hughes Traum durch die Dämmerung (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Otto Julius Bierbaum
B8 –James King , William Hughes Heimliche Aufforderung (Strauss)
Lyrics By – Detlev von Liliencron
B9 –James King , William Hughes Befreit op.39, No.4
Lyrics By – Richard Dehmel

Credits

  • Accompanied By – William Hughes
  • Tenor Vocals – James King

Notes

(c) 1967, RCA, New York, N.Y. Printed in U.S.A
Liner notes by Alan Rich
Library of Congress Card Number R67-3808

James King , William Hughes - Songs of Schubert and Strauss FLAC album

Musician performer: James King

Title: Songs of Schubert and Strauss

Date of release: 1967

Style: Classical

Genre: Classical

Size FLAC: 1772 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 690

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James King Classical 1967

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Vetalol
Absolutely right...though I'd go as far as to say some of the Schubert performances are also unforgettable, especially Die Allmacht and Dem Unendlichen. I don't think this has ever been reissued on CD...
Vetalol
Absolutely right...though I'd go as far as to say some of the Schubert performances are also unforgettable, especially Die Allmacht and Dem Unendlichen. I don't think this has ever been reissued on CD...
Gandree
There was a copy on vinyl in the McGill Music Library in the late 80s. One side of the record is Schubert, the other is Strauss. The Strauss side is unforgettable. The most beautiful Strauss Lieder sung by a man you will ever hear. You may never hear anything at once as masculine, real (yes that is a dig at the current spinto hearthrob) sensitive and GORGEOUS! The accompanying is splendid. Almost difficult to listen to many of these songs with orchestra once you experience these two artists together. Cacilie is more fleet, Traum durch die Dammerung more intimate, Allerseelen more ardent, than you could ever get with an orchestra which feels laboured and sluggish by comparison. I think the Strauss side of this record is for the ages.
Gandree
There was a copy on vinyl in the McGill Music Library in the late 80s. One side of the record is Schubert, the other is Strauss. The Strauss side is unforgettable. The most beautiful Strauss Lieder sung by a man you will ever hear. You may never hear anything at once as masculine, real (yes that is a dig at the current spinto hearthrob) sensitive and GORGEOUS! The accompanying is splendid. Almost difficult to listen to many of these songs with orchestra once you experience these two artists together. Cacilie is more fleet, Traum durch die Dammerung more intimate, Allerseelen more ardent, than you could ever get with an orchestra which feels laboured and sluggish by comparison. I think the Strauss side of this record is for the ages.