Elisabeth Schwarzkopf: Magic Flute in English!

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Elisabeth Schwarzkopf: Magic Flute in English!

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Video Description:
Pamina's aria: Ach, Ich f
ühl's - Probably 1948/49 recording. My thanks to "apki10" for clarifying the words of this English rendition. All is gone, 'tis gone forever, Happy dream, t'will ne'er come true, Ne'er again return to cheer me, Hours of joy that once I knew. Oh Tamino, only hear me, Must I suffer thy disdain? If n
o longer thou dost love me, Only death can end my pain.

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***** :) ( 1 year ago by lasultanica)

***** :)

All tis gone, tis ... ( 1 year ago by apki10)

All tis gone, tis gone forever,
Happy dream, t'will never come true,
Never again return to cheer me,
Hours of joy that once I knew.
Oh Tamino, only hear me,
Must I suffer thy disdain?
If no longer though dost love me,
Only death can end my pain.
I don't know who's translation it is...Thanks for the video ;)

*thou dost love me- ... ( 1 year ago by apki10)

*thou dost love me- sorry :)

Many thanks for the ... ( 1 year ago by Glenmed)

Many thanks for the translation... you're a star!

Absolutely sublime! ( 1 year ago by Pacabelle)

Absolutely sublime!

"Oh, my heart is ... ( 1 year ago by Pacabelle)

"Oh, my heart is broken". Really sad but beautiful! She is the ultimate diva! She can do heart break better than anyone!!!

Ah! You kill me ... ( 10 months ago by xdoejohnx)

Ah! You kill me Elisabeth.

WHo's the conductor ... ( 10 months ago by 1psoas9)

WHo's the conductor?
This is really a treasure.

OH MY GOD !!! more ... ( 9 months ago by SerchWagnerianBear)

OH MY GOD !!! more beautiful, more sublime, impossible.

physical beauty ... ( 8 months ago by Lohengrin)

physical beauty beyond imagination and singing of ingenious musicianship and sceintific accuracy...

Class! It doesn't ... ( 7 months ago by swanningaround)

Class! It doesn't get much better than this, does it folks? She was more famous than Callas in her day, and it is easy to see why.

very beautiful, but ... ( 6 months ago by traderida)

very beautiful, but the language is awful...

I see from the CD ... ( 6 months ago by DemisLian)

I see from the CD booklet that Warwick Braithwaite conducted the Philharmonia Orchestra in this recording, in April 12, 1948. Perfection, and I think there is an almost complete live Zauberfl
öte with Schwarzkopf, at La Scala in 1953, this time in italian (!)

It isn't that bad. ... ( 6 months ago by sebreathnach)

It isn't that bad. Some people actually enjoy a foreign accent on native English -- e.g. Tauber, Bjorling, Gene Autrey and Tex Ritter....(Lol!)

what do you mean ... ( 2 months ago by vdhelst)

what do you mean more famou? On what grounds do you base this? Do you mean she was more popular generally? I can imagine. But if Callas was certainly more controversial then, she was famous because of the stupid press who made her a tigress and so on. Who still grasps our imagination and is known better now? Callas. That is justice.

I agree ( 1 month ago by neronnenn)

I agree

Callas became ... ( 1 month ago by swanningaround)

Callas became famous after Schwarzkopf. Schwarzkopf was known internationally way before Callas was. vdhelst. This is well documented and anyone who has lived for a while will tell you this. Who grasps our imagination better? It depends on to whom you are talking.

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