Inge Borkh Vídeos
soprano alemana
- soprano
- ópera, opereta
- Alemania
- cantante de ópera, actor de teatro, actor de cine, biógrafo, escritor
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Inge Borkh Demmer Julius Polzer Kunz Heinz Rehfuss Alois Pernerstorfer Manfred Jungwirth Siegfried Tappolet Otto Ackermann Ackermann Bern Richard Wagner Bern Symphony Orchestra 2011
Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Das Rheingold: Scene 1: Der Welt Erbe gewann' ich zu eigen durch dich? (Alberich, Rhinemaidens) · Frieda Blatter Wagner: Das Rheingold ℗ 2011 Archiphon Released on: 2011-10-01 Artist: Frieda Blatter Artist: Helga Kosta Artist: Gerty Wiessner Artist: Inge Borkh Artist: Waltraut Demmer Artist: Julius Polzer Artist: Julius Brombacher Artist: Albert Kunz Artist: Heinz Rehfuss Artist: Alois Pernerstorfer Artist: Fridolin Mosbacher Artist: Manfred Jungwirth Artist: Siegfried Tappolet Conductor: Otto Ackermann Orchestra: Bern Symphony Orchestra Composer: Richard Wagner Auto-generated by YouTube.
Inge Borkh Ramón Vinay Blanche Thebom Dimitri Mitropoulos Szemere Richard Strauss Rysanek Nilsson Prey 1942 1958
Desde el monólogo "Es ist kein Laut zu vernehmen" hasta el final de la ópera. Strauss: Salomé. Salomé: Inge Borkh. Herodes: Ramón Vinay. Herodías: Blanche Thebom. Director musical: Dimitri Mitropoulos. Nueva York, 8 de febrero de 1958. Fotografía: Salomé en Berna (1942): László Szemere, Marko Rothmüller, Richard Strauss e Inge Borkh. Comentarios de Paul Jackson acerca de este broadcast ("Sign-off for the old Met", pp. 119-20): "Borkh might have enjoyed longer Metropolitan service had not management shortly settled upon Rysanek and Nilsson as pillars of its German soprano wing. Though more than a hint of instability in the lower half of her voice mars Salome's frenetic utterance, the soprano's Judean princess is a worthy to successor to Welitch's flamboyant portrayal. The latter's virginal timbre and ease of delivery conveyed the impression of youth, while Borkh plays no pouting adolescent but rather a voluptuous woman stalking her prey. Yet she too has a lode of silver in her upper octave; the vein is not so uniform or constant as was Welitch's remembered shaft of tone -a phrase or two at the very end of the final peroration turns to steel. One feels just a bit let down. Earlier in the great scene, however, she offers some splendid vocalism, the quietly spun phrases often evoking that erotic chill which is the esscence of the role. Hers is a full portrait. She gabbles the prolix text with the aplomb which only long experience grants. A fine vocal actress, Borkh makes one see Salome, breathless and eager, unable to control her desire, taunting the prophet, haunting the cistern where he lives, incensing Herod, relishing the head on its silver platter. In a way, Welitch's magnificent vocalism could seem almost too easy -rather like a petulant child consoling herself by licking a particulary flavorful lollipop. Borkh rejected playing Salome as a «niedlich child», a pretty plaything; the propulsion, the sense of struggle in her effort feeds our involvement".
Mund Fritz Uhl Uhl Ira Malaniuk Inge Borkh Josef Metternich Georg Paskuda Paul Kuën Friedrich Lenz Georg Wieter Max Proebstl Hoppe Rudolf Kempe Richard Strauss Bavarian State Orchestra 2015
Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Salome, Op. 54, TrV 215: Scene 4: Ah! Ich habe deinen Mund gekusst, Jochanaan (Salome, Herodes) · Fritz Uhl Strauss: Salome ℗ 2015 MYTO Historical Released on: 2015-02-01 Artist: Fritz Uhl Artist: Ira Malaniuk Artist: Inge Borkh Artist: Josef Metternich Artist: Georg Paskuda Artist: Gertrud Vordemfelde Artist: Paul Kuën Artist: Karl Ostertag Artist: Friedrich Lenz Artist: Walther Carnuth Artist: Georg Wieter Artist: Max Proebstl Artist: Karl Hoppe Conductor: Rudolf Kempe Orchestra: Bavarian State Orchestra Composer: Richard Strauss Auto-generated by YouTube.
Leib Fritz Uhl Uhl Ira Malaniuk Inge Borkh Josef Metternich Georg Paskuda Paul Kuën Friedrich Lenz Georg Wieter Max Proebstl Hoppe Rudolf Kempe Richard Strauss Bavarian State Orchestra 2015
Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Salome, Op. 54, TrV 215: Scene 3: Jochanaan! Ich bin verliebt in deinen Leib (Salome, Jokanaan) · Fritz Uhl Strauss: Salome ℗ 2015 MYTO Historical Released on: 2015-02-01 Artist: Fritz Uhl Artist: Ira Malaniuk Artist: Inge Borkh Artist: Josef Metternich Artist: Georg Paskuda Artist: Gertrud Vordemfelde Artist: Paul Kuën Artist: Karl Ostertag Artist: Friedrich Lenz Artist: Walther Carnuth Artist: Georg Wieter Artist: Max Proebstl Artist: Karl Hoppe Conductor: Rudolf Kempe Orchestra: Bavarian State Orchestra Composer: Richard Strauss Auto-generated by YouTube.
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- cronología: Cantantes líricos (Europa).
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