Elisabeth Schumann - Schubert Lieder (1927-1945)
Elisabeth Schumann (soprano) & George Reeves (piano)
In songs of a youthful, spring-like, artless nature, she was, and remains in some respects, supreme. There is an outgoing spontaneity, a pearly tone and absence of sophistication that appeal...
Elisabeth Schumann - Schubert Lieder (1927-1945)
Elisabeth Schumann (soprano) & George Reeves (piano)
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In songs of a youthful, spring-like, artless nature, she was, and remains in some respects, supreme. There is an outgoing spontaneity, a pearly tone and absence of sophistication that appeal...
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- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 14th November, 1927
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 14th November, 1927
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 14th November, 1927
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 14th November, 1927
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th November, 1932
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th November, 1932
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th November, 1932
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 29th November, 1933
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 29th November, 1933
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th September, 1936
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th September, 1936
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th September, 1936
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th September, 1936
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 7th September, 1936
- Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), George Reeves (piano)
- Recorded: 26th November, 1936
Awards and reviews
In songs of a youthful, spring-like, artless nature, she was, and remains in some respects, supreme. There is an outgoing spontaneity, a pearly tone and absence of sophistication that appeal to the heart of the listener and that today’s singers find hard to emulate
