Sabine Devieilhe, Alexandre Tharaud - Fauré: "Après un rêve"
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2020
- Chanson d'Amour by soprano Sabine Devieilhe and pianist Alexandre Tharaud presents a passionate program of music by four composers, each of whom defined the path of the French art song, or mélodie, from the late 19th to the mid-20th century. Discover: w.lnk.to/cdaLY
"These four composers handled voice and piano, and their interplay, with enormous subtlety," Alexandre explains. "Sometimes the piano can be like an orchestra, but it can also tone itself down in response to the text, achieving its aims with great economy of means."
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I don't like to talk about "perfect" performances, but I can't now imagine hearing this any other way...
This is how Barbra Streisand SHOULD have sung it!! ❤😅
What key is this?
As a vocal student....I wish I could sing this clear
She sings this with so much beauty, passion and elegance...as though she had written the piece herself! Absolutely stunning. I hope to be able to do this song justice as she does (currently feel like a whale singing this). You're such an inspiration, Sabine, thank you!
I didn't no he did songs 😊😊😂
I feel i can't bear the hospital anymore. I want to refuse to study medicine anymore.
5 people can't sing "Après un rêve" at all and disliked this video. The only reasonable explanation.
2 authentiques musiciens réunis
Maybe the most difficult piece I sang in college. So much support and placement needed to sustain it. Like she just did.
Dans un sommeil que charmait ton image
Beyond a doubt, the most magnificent voice of our time. Intelligence, elegance, masterful control and an uncanny ability to totally convey the sense of the lyrics with nothing ever "showy." I do believe there has never been anyone better.
The piano is just perfectly recorded ( and played), the dynamics are spot on..,
Honestly I didn't know the human voice could sound this phenomenal before listening to this. Thank you Sabine Devieilhe, you are making the world better through your singing :)
Your singing voice is really healing me. ✨🌝
Magnifique sublime voix et bravo au pianiste.
La mélodie française dans toute sa beauté...
my professor is having me learn this and I love it
FRICK. Chills and tears. The most beautifully clear as a bell tone and flawless delivery and use of dynamics. What a goddess.
Excellent. Perhaps the finest chanson ever composed, honestly.