I know its not fair to Moshe Shur, to post his recital of Ve'al Yday right after Kwartin; but for those who've never heard Moshe, it gives you a glimpse of his [very real] talent.
He probably put "Hashem Tzvakos" on the first shtick and repeated "Ani rishon" twice instead so it would be "Ko Amar Hashem... Ani Rishon" instead of "Ko amar Hashem: Melech Yisroel Vigo'alo. Ani (Moshe Shur) Rishon..." Still no excuse. Ko Amar Ani (Avi Webb).
I never heard a more hartziger chazzan than kwartin .and his coloratura comes so naturally and his voice is so mellow .one of the best there ever was. a superbly controlled voice .but i want to hear from ganchoff and hershman and waldman .and if want tohear some magnificent chazzanus i suggest you buy koussevitzky's concert pieces there he lets his true talent be known.
I know its not fair to Moshe Shur, to post his recital of Ve'al Yday right after Kwartin; but for those who've never heard Moshe, it gives you a glimpse of his [very real] talent.
ReplyDeletecompletely butchered the first part, did a nice job on the rest...
ReplyDeletei like his voice, not very hartzik though...
He probably put "Hashem Tzvakos" on the first shtick and repeated "Ani rishon" twice instead so it would be "Ko Amar Hashem... Ani Rishon" instead of "Ko amar Hashem: Melech Yisroel Vigo'alo. Ani (Moshe Shur) Rishon..." Still no excuse. Ko Amar Ani (Avi Webb).
ReplyDeleteK'mayim Karim al Nefesh Ayefa
ReplyDeleteI never heard a more hartziger chazzan than kwartin .and his coloratura comes so naturally and his voice is so mellow .one of the best there ever was. a superbly controlled voice .but i want to hear from ganchoff and hershman and waldman .and if want tohear some magnificent chazzanus i suggest you buy koussevitzky's concert pieces there he lets his true talent be known.
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