> johnlanou said on
10-28-2009 at
04:25:
it would get a million hits if it were listed as "Glenn Gould Conducts Mahler w/ Forrester" or something. Should change it!!
> abrptb said on
10-27-2009 at
07:06:
HES PULLNG AN INVISIBLE ROPE
> Lukecash12 said on
09-22-2009 at
23:34:
Hell yes. Glenn Gould and Forrester in the same room. That's like Richter and Oistrakh in the same room!
> 99Isher said on
09-17-2009 at
07:53:
Merci, Losackp! :-)
> losackp said on
09-17-2009 at
07:46:
J'adore tes comments. Ils sont vrai. Je pense la meme.
> johnnyDuhan said on
09-02-2009 at
17:56:
This is one of the best performances on youtube - and one of the finest performances anywhere of Mahler's finest song. It amazes me that it has so few hits.
> zamyrabyrd said on
06-23-2009 at
16:01:
Gold Standard Urlicht. Forrester has the unwavering control, serenity, pronunciation and depth unequalled or even approached by other famous singers, some of whom despite obvious "feeling", have very audible vibratos.Glenn Gould is a fine partner here.
> CharlotteinWeimar said on
05-14-2009 at
10:52:
Beautiful
> paulostroff99 said on
05-14-2009 at
06:07:
Our beloved Maureen in one of her best ariasBrava! TY.
> billyguns2 said on
03-03-2009 at
04:27:
The singing here is profoundly beautiful.
> 99Isher said on
03-01-2009 at
21:17:
La première fois que j'ai écouté sa grande voix de véritable Contralto fut , il y a lomgtemps de cela, dans le J.S.Bach Easter Oratorium. Elle demeure pour moi un exemple inégalé de musicalité, de dignité et de grande douceur dans la modulation de la voix, de véritable compréhension du genre de musique qu'à chaque fois elle chante - que ce soit Haendel, Purcell, Bach, Mahler ou les liederistes allemands. Un Contralto inoubliable, qui transmet la magie unique de la voix du Contralto.
> drcajus said on
02-23-2009 at
09:30:
He did, not terribly often though. He was going to do it a lot more but died before that could happen. His last record has him conducting Siegfried Idyll by Wagner with a small ensemble.
> cezig said on
02-18-2009 at
08:59:
Divin !
> JennJin1985 said on
02-08-2009 at
22:09:
I think he brings beautiful sensitivity to the conducting in this piece. Gorgeous piece, thank you for sharing!
> quintos34 said on
02-03-2009 at
00:12:
With or without baton is really a silly discussion (i'm being friendly now)It's the music that counts..You can like- or dislike the Mahler's of Georg Solti, Leonard Bernstein, Abbado or Bruno Walter, to name a few. You can call them complete poseurs as you wish, I like them, with or without baton (who cares really?), sounds great to me.
> quintos34 said on
02-02-2009 at
23:52:
I knew mr. Gould was a fan of Mahler2 and -8. This is great to see, thank you for the post!!Mahler rules and so does Gould !!
> uranrising said on
01-28-2009 at
22:29:
Just player Mahler 2 under Walter, with Forrester, then find this. Extraordinary.If you google Ms.Forrester, you'll see she's not in the happiest of states.What. A. Treat.
> coupcoupTV said on
01-25-2009 at
04:19:
i have seen performances both ways, but it makes much more sense to me without a baton. conducting mahler to me is more like conjuring a magic spell from the core of the earth than leading an orchestra in music.
> alvik2007 said on
01-18-2009 at
16:05:
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!so ..... wonderful!!!
> MikeDrewYT said on
01-11-2009 at
10:19:
Had no idea he conducted. My mind is slightly blown right now.
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