Ich sing mein schonstes Lied

Immerse yourself in the rich, resonant tones of Hermann Prey's bass-baritone voice with "Ich sing mein schonstes Lied," a captivating collection of operatic and vocal music that showcases the artist's remarkable range and artistry. Released on August 1, 2010, by Capriccio, this album is a testament to Prey's enduring legacy in the world of classical vocal performance.

Spanning 57 minutes, the album features 20 tracks that highlight Prey's ability to bring depth and nuance to a variety of compositions. From the whimsical "Frau Luna" to the nostalgic "Heimweh nach dem Kurfurstendamm," each piece is performed with a sensitivity and technical prowess that only a master of the craft can achieve. The album includes a mix of well-known and lesser-heard works, providing a comprehensive overview of Prey's vocal abilities.

Accompanied by the Wannsee-Sanger and the Cologne Radio Orchestra under the direction of Heinz Geese, Prey's voice is beautifully complemented by the orchestral arrangements, creating a harmonious blend that enhances the listening experience. The album's diverse repertoire, which includes both secular and sacred vocal music, offers something for every classical music enthusiast.

"Ich sing mein schonstes Lied" is not just a collection of songs but a celebration of Hermann Prey's vocal prowess and his enduring contribution to the world of opera. Whether you are a longtime fan of Prey's work or a newcomer to his artistry, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.