伟大的德国抒情男高音弗里茨·翁德里希访谈录（An interview with Fritz Wunderlich, the great German Lyric tenor）.doc

伟大的德国抒情男高音弗里茨·翁德里希访谈录（An interview with Fritz Wunderlich, the great German Lyric tenor） An interview with Fritz Wunderlich, the great German Lyric tenor Fritz Wunderlich (Fritz, Wunderlich, 1930-1966), In 1962, Wunderlich, a German tenor, recorded Handels opera Sayers (Kubeliks conductor) in Munich, and shortly afterwards, Igelov Schwage, a music biographer, interviewed him. (article from: Internet editor: Chinese music production network Author: Unknow) Schwage: even though youve never sung Sayers, which has very difficult coloratura arias, but you only Kubelik required time to 1/3 to complete the recording task, this is mainly attributed to your musical talent. Wunderlich: I have never acted in the past, but I have sung many other Baroque arias. I studied at the Freiburg Conservatory of music, and its founder set up an ancient musical instrument band in 30s. In order to make a living, I was also involved in jazz performances, I play the trumpet, accordion, singing pop songs, the morning after just slept a few hours, I went back to school to study at Verdi and Lus works. The study of early music played a decisive role in my musical career, for I learned the most important thing for a singer - the assurance of style. With it you can become versatile artists, performing various types of music are not a laughing stock. Shi: but only the style does not shape a singer. In addition to his natural voice, he must have the skill to learn to breathe properly. Weng: thats absolutely true, but breathing is only a small problem. Its true that a singer needs to have a large lung capacity, just as he has to have a good voice. But if you know how to sing without wasting your breath, you can expand your lung capacity. Make the most of your breathing and dont breathe when you need it. Sometimes an accidental accident can also show your unexpected lung capacity. I play DON OTTAVIO performances in Vienna not long ago the Don Juan. During rehearsals, conductor Karajan asked me to take