Singer:
Dorota Sok [email protected]
Accompaniment:
Gavin Meredith - mp3accompanist.com www.mp3accompanist.com
Recording:
Janusz Kohut [email protected] www.jkohut.pl/start.html/
Author of the poem:
Johann Georg Jacobi (1740-1814)
Poetic translation:
Piotr Kulawik [email protected] http://salonik.wer.pl/
Graphic authors:
Giotto and unknown authors
Artistic development:
Piotr Kulawik
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Franz Schubert was an Austrian composer, regarded as one of the most important representatives of the Romantic movement in music. His work encompasses many diverse musical forms, including symphonies, sonatas, string quartets, and vocal works. "Litania" is one of his more popular vocal pieces. In this video, "Litania" is performed by Dorothy Sok, a talented soprano. Her interpretation is full of emotion and charm. Sok is known for her warm and expressive sound, which perfectly suits the romantic character of Schubert's piece. The accompaniment is provided by Gavin Meredith from mp3accompanist.com. His instrumental playing perfectly complements Sok's vocals. The recording was created by Janusz Kohut, a well-known Polish sound producer. His technical skills and artistic sensitivity contributed to the creation of a high-quality recording. The author of the poem, Johann Georg Jacobi, was a German writer and poet. His words in "Litania" add depth and melancholy to Schubert's composition. The poetic translation into Polish was done by Piotr Kulawik. His translation skills allowed for the preservation of the beauty and content of the original text in the new language. The graphics presented in the video were created by Giotto and other unknown authors. Their works enrich the visual aspect of the recording, adding an additional aesthetic layer. The artistic layout was created by the same translator, Piotr Kulawik. His artistic talent complements the whole and introduces an additional element to the presentation. The video of "Litania" by Franz Schubert, performed by Dorothy Sok, is a wonderful opportunity to discover the beauty and emotions that the music of this era can bring. It is an excellent example of romantic affection and dedication combined with performing talent.
This is a wonderful performance of Franz Schubert's "Litania" by Dorota Sok. Her voice is so beautiful and moving that you want to listen to this recording over and over again. Gavin Meredith on piano also plays with great commitment and wonderfully supports Dorota in her singing. This piece is beautifully arranged, and Piotr Kulawik's version is poetic and captures the depth of the text. The graphics created by Giotto and other unknown authors are also beautiful. All of this together creates an unforgettable impression, and it's worth listening to this recording!