In Reply to: Catching up with Mojca (and her cute rabbit teeth) posted by Chris from Lafayette on March 23, 2017 at 11:29:12:
Believe it or not, back when I was throwing around money as an independent producer, a music-industry insider formerly with EMI and out on his own doing a bit of this and a bit of that, asked me about new projects.I told him I was looking for a soprano to sing Strauss' "Morgen" with Nathaniel Rosen (the job eventually went to Kaaren Erickson, RIP--it was the last recording she made), because my #1 choice Alfreda Hodgson had just died.
He replied that he was pretty sure that he could deliver Dame Elizabeth Schwarzkopf. It wasn't even a matter of money--I just was not interested. In the event one of my supporters made it possible for me to pay Kaaren well. And I think Kaaren's performance is treasurable.
So others can share in its aura of quiet beauty, I will put it into a Dropbox file that will stay up until the end of the month. Then, I will take it down. We are all scholars here, so I am invoking Fair Use.
Richard Strauss: "Morgen"
Kaaren Ericson, soprano; Doris Stevenson, piano; and Nathaniel Rosen, cello
From CD JMR 10, Reverie 1997
Produced by John Marks; recorded by Jerry Bruck, Posthorn Recordings, New York City
at SUNY Purchase College Performing Arts Center
Schoeps KFM 6 Sphere stereo microphone
Mastered by Bob Ludwig
(3:42)
Good-faith commentary welcome.ATB,
John Marks
Edits: 03/24/17
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Follow Ups
- Believe it or not, back when I was throwing around money as an independent producer... (Free CDQ download... ) - John Marks 05:46:53 03/24/17 (5)
- Thanks, John - Kaaren used to sing fairly frequently in the SF Bay Area too - Chris from Lafayette 17:30:30 03/24/17 (0)
- As usual with your recording work - rbolaw 15:20:19 03/24/17 (0)
- Thanks John... - Ivan303 07:28:38 03/24/17 (2)
- Please check that folder now - John Marks 08:42:21 03/24/17 (1)
- VLC will play ANYTHING! - Ivan303 10:57:33 03/24/17 (0)