Dear Axwell and Vocalisters:
I would agree completely with your recommendation. Especially if one
wants to hear Schubert sung as he wrote it, clean, accurate,
attentive of details but not filled with the singers ego. Shiotz
singing is immediately fresh even though it was recorded in the late
1940's. After listening to only a few songs one is overwhelmed with
the genius of the composer and the unbelievable ability of the singer
to become more the instrument of the composer and less the performer
of the hour.
>Aksel Shiotz singing Die Schoene Mullerin by Schubert
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Lloyd W. Hanson
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