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Richard Tauber |
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| RICHARD TAUBER - PAGE 2 - LINKS TO MORE VIDEOS | ||
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Rather than print a whole lot of words - "the proof is in the pudding" as they say - so here are links to videos of the great tenor. You will be able to judge his artistry for yourself. |
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The song which made him famous - "Dein ist Mein Ganzes Herz" ("You Are My Heart's Delight") from the filmed version of the operetta "Das Land des Lächelns" ("The Land of Smiles") made in 1930. Tauber invested his own money in this production however at the time it was a flop.
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Richard Tauber sings Schubert
Serenade "Liese flehen.."
plus, some Tauber home movies and a short clip of him leaving Germany in 1931
for America.
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Margit Suchy & Richard Tauber in the duet "Beim Tee en deux" from the film ""Das Land des Lächelns" ("The Land of Smiles") made in 1930. |
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"O, Vaterland", a German version of the aria "Champs Paternels", from the opera "Joseph en Egypte", composed by Etienne Mehul (1763 - 1817).The pianist is Paul Dessau (1894-1979), a noted composer who was music director for several of Tauber's films. From the film "Das Lockende Ziel" ("The End of the Rainbow") 1930.
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