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Hans Hotter (1909-2003) - Wikipedia

When Hans Hotter sang the Winter Journey for the last time in concert, he was approaching his eightieth birthday. When he first performed this song cycle in Hamburg in 1941, the distinguished "heldenbariton" of the younger generation (not only because of his height of 1.95 meters), the imposing Wotan, Don Giovanni and Boris Godunov was 32 years old. (...) Hans Hotter sang the 

Winter Journey more than a hundred times: in Vienna, New York, Buenos Aires, London, Melbourne and Sapporo. Since then, his interpretation has become a reference. Hans Hotter knows how not to betray Schubert's thoughts, for he bases himself on what the composer's friend Leopold von Sonnleithner reported: "Schubert did not tolerate violent expression of emotion at all in the interpretation of Lieder. He always kept the same tempo, except in the rare cases where he himself indicated a change. The Lieder singer must relate events and impressions that are in principle foreign to him; he does not represent the person whose feelings he is describing. Anything that impedes the flow of the melody and interferes with the regular course of the accompaniment runs counter to the composer's intentions and negates the musical effect."

 

00:00 I. Gute Nacht - Winterreise D 911, Song cycle to poems by Wilhelm Müller 06:23 II. Die Wetterfahne - Winterreise D 911 08:28 III. Gefrorne Tränen - Winterreise D 911 11:23 IV. Erstarrung - Winterreise D 911 14:35 V. Der Lindenbaum - Winterreise D 911 19:23 VI. Wasserflut - Winterreise D 911 23:11 VII. Auf dem Flusse - Winterreise D 911 27:21 VIII. Rückblick - Winterreise D 911 30:03 IX. Irrlicht - Winterreise D 911 32:47 X. Rast - Winterreise D 911 36:39 XI. Frühlingstraum - Winterreise D 911 41:14 XII. Einsamkeit - Winterreise D 911 44:03 XIII. Die Post - Winterreise D 911 46:33 XIV. Der Greise Kopf - Winterreise D 911 49:27 XV. Die Krähe - Winterreise D 911 51:51 XVI. Letzte Hoffnung - Winterreise D 911 54:26 XVII. Im Dorfe - Winterreise D 911 57:18 XVIII. Der Stürmische Morgen - Winterreise D 911 58:23 XIX. Täuschung - Winterreise D 911 1:00:01 XX. Der Wegweiser - Winterreise D 911 1:04:21 XXI. Das Wirtshaus - Winterreise D 911 1:08:24 XXII. Mut ! - Winterreise D 911 1:09:56 XXIII. 

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 Die Nebensonnen - Winterreise D 911 1:12:41 XIV. Der Leiermann - Winterreise D 911 1:16:17 I. Gute Nacht - Winterreise D 911, Song cycle to poems by Wilhelm Müller 1:22:44 II. Die Wetterfahne - Winterreise D 911 1:24:52 III. Gefrorne Tränen - Winterreise D 911 1:28:14 IV. Erstarrung - Winterreise D 911 1:31:32 V. Der Lindenbaum - Winterreise D 911 1:36:02 VI. Wasserflut - Winterreise D 911 1:40:01 VII. Auf dem Flusse - Winterreise D 911 1:44:24 VIII. Rückblick - Winterreise D 911 1:47:04 IX. Irrlicht - Winterreise D 911 1:49:59 X. Rast - Winterreise D 911 1:53:57 XI. Frühlingstraum - Winterreise D 911 1:58:44 XII. Einsamkeit - Winterreise D 911 2:01:41 XIII. Die Post - Winterreise D 911 2:04:23 XIV. Der Greise Kopf - Winterreise D 911 2:07:23 XV. Die Krähe - Winterreise D 911 2:09:39 XVI. Letzte Hoffnung - Winterreise D 911, 2:12:21 XVII. Im Dorfe - Winterreise D 911 2:15:25 XVIII. Der Stürmische Morgen - Winterreise D 911 2:16:32 XIX. Täuschung - Winterreise D 911 2:18:15 XX. Der Wegweiser - Winterreise D 911 2:22:22 XXI. Das Wirtshaus - Winterreise D 911 2:26:25 XXII. Mut ! - Winterreise D 911 2:28:03 XXIII. Die Nebensonnen - Winterreise D 911 2:30:56 XIV. Der Leiermann - Winterreise D 911 

Bariton : Hans Hotter Piano : Michael Raucheisen Recorded in 1942-43