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Alles klar, Klassik?ALL ABOUT OPERA-VOICES #45Live from the "Neue Stimmen" Masterclass
This time, it's all about the voice in opera. How can it be trained best? How can one discover their unique voice? How can you approach the classical music market? How can spirit and body be brought into harmony? As part of the masterclasses of the singing competition "Neue Stimmen" in Gütersloh, Axel Brüggemann spoke with the soprano Annette Dasch, the voice-whisperer John Norris, the body coach, performance psychologist Ralph Strehle, and, of course, with the young singers Gerben von der Werf, Alexandra Urquiola, Stephanie Hershaw, and William Desbiens.
Di...2023-10-271h 08
Zwischenspiel - Ein Podcast aus dem Opernhaus ZürichAnnette Dasch – Lockdown im GrünenAnnette Dasch baut Fussballtore statt zu singen.2020-04-0942 min
Brüggemanns BegegnungenBrüggemann trifft Sopranistin Annette DaschBrüggemanns Begegnungen - das etwas andere Klassik-Gespräch mit Axel Brüggemann und Sopranistin Annette Dasch.2019-11-061h 27
NewYorkPhilharmonic"The Trumpet Shall Sound" - Helmuth Rilling Conducts Handel's MessiahHANDEL: Messiah, HWV 56
Annette Dasch, Soprano
Daniel Taylor, Countertenor
James Taylor, Tenor
Shenyang, Bass-Baritone
Gächinger Kantorei Stuttgart
Helmuth Rilling, Director
00:00:00 Credits and Introduction
00:02:26 Sinfony
00:05:15 Comfort ye, comfort ye my people
00:08:19 Ev'ry valley shall be exalted
00:11:30 And the glory, the glory of the Lord
00:14:29 Thus saith the Lord
00:15:56 But who may abide
00:20:33 And He shall purify
00:23:08 For behold, darkness shall cover the earth
00:25:14 The people that walked in darkness
00:28:45 For unto us a Child is born
00:32:41 Pifa
00:34:59 There were shepherds abiding
00:36:34 Glory to God
00:38:18 Rejoice greatly
00:42:22 Then shall the eyes of the blind
00:42:51 He shall feed His flock - Come u...2018-11-301h 58
Wagner Operas PodcastBayreuth 2010: Of Rats and Men and LohengrinNo stranger to controversy these days The Bayreuth Festival opened at the end of July with a new production of Lohengrin directed by one of the best-known Regietheater directors, Hans Neuenfels. His tongue-in-cheek take on Richard Wagner's most romantic opera involved setting it in a land overrun by rats. There was laughter at the Festspielhaus and there were loud boos as well. Ultimately, over the years, the production became one of the most popular at the Green Hill. I was very lucky to see it in the summer of 2012. That first summer, though, Jonas Kaufmann played the tit...2010-08-081h 01