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Ach Weh by dirigent [Email]
Genre: Classical

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Last Played: Oct 30, 2008 - 02:12:07 PM
Downloads: 19
Fans: 13
Uploaded: Apr 21, 2008 - 01:39:22 AM
Last Updated: Apr 21, 2008 - 01:39:22 AM
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Description:
A short, desperate lovesong written by German Composer Andreas Rauch (1592-1656)
Three voices a cappella and production by dirigent

Lyrics:
Ach weh des Leiden,
muss es denn sein gescheiden?
Ach weh der Schmerzen,
so ich empfind im Herzen!
Muss ich dich denn aufgeben,
so kost's mir mein Leben.

Alas, the affliction hurts,
do we have to part?
Alas, great pain
I feel in my heart!
If I have to give you up
I will depart this life.

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Ach Weh &mdash 04/21/08 - 03:11:43 AM
what I m apreciate here beside the beautiful precious music
the free knowledge and lessons you are provided to
all who sothurst to learn and enjoy about this kind
of music ..thank you so very much !!

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Amazing &mdash 04/21/08 - 08:53:33 AM
vocals! Very nicely done!

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rapturous harmony &mdash 04/21/08 - 11:03:31 AM
I always enjoy your arrangements and singing... just stunning work. Seemingly simple, clear, precise, but soooo human and touching.
ttfn,
Drakonis

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You're so good &mdash 04/21/08 - 03:31:19 PM
...on this sort of stuff I'm amassed hove you do this... Bravo excellent.

Peace & Respect
---
Kenta

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Lovely crisp vocals &mdash 04/22/08 - 02:14:26 AM
Can you tell me what your mic set-up was. The German inflections were so clear and the tone bright. Delightful!

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Vocal setup &mdash 04/22/08 - 04:37:51 AM
I recorded the vocal tracks with a Zoom-H4-player and cleaned the single tracks with iZotope RX mastering/noisereduction software before mixing in Logic Pro

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Another little gem &mdash 04/22/08 - 03:30:24 AM
wonderful!

Cheers

Dick

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Vunderbar! &mdash 04/22/08 - 03:45:15 PM
Beautifully sung and performed to say the least. A lot of work must have gone into the recording process too on this, so congratulations, regards M

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Excellent &mdash 04/24/08 - 11:06:53 AM
This is fantastic! The early baroque is a period with a lot of fantastic music that most classical music fans are largely unfamiliar with, so it is great to be able to hear it here, and performed so beautifully.

Are you the singer(s)? Excellent singing!

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singer ... &mdash 04/25/08 - 08:17:08 AM
thanks for your time and listening :-)
yes I sing the three voices multitrack ...

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Amazing... &mdash 04/24/08 - 10:51:34 PM
...written so long ago...timeless...beautifully performed...

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Stunning! &mdash 04/25/08 - 08:57:36 AM
You have a great abilities Sir. This is an amazing piece of work, I never imagined to hear a full work with just 3 tracks of vocals and harmonies! This is a true gem. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Take Care
- Yeman A. Al-Rawi

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Beautiful work Andreas! &mdash 04/28/08 - 02:32:12 AM
I love the way you shift back and forth between musical styles - I'm not a big classical music fan, but the posts you are making of choral music sound just right to my ears.

This is exceptional!

Neil

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Impressive &mdash 05/03/08 - 06:56:13 AM
Dirigent, this is a very impressive track. Your choral background is immediately apparent in your vocal delivery. When I was in high school I sang in a madrigal group, and we often chose pieces like this one. This performance brings back great memories.

Your singing is right on pitch, with a very pleasing tone quality. And the recording is top-notch. Great work!

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