Having to shoot the great love of his life and being the only one to hit the heart (Schumann’s “The Soldier”); going crazy because you have to play the violin at the wedding of your loved one (“The Musician”); to sing “I have lived and loved, and closed the door” as a life-ending conclusion in the nine “Songs of Travel” by Ralph Vaughan Williams or to know that one will be a stranger even when the dead are resurrected, as in Eusebius Mandyczewski: On his 31st birthday, Konstantin Krimmel delves deep into the profoundly romantic soul of a young man.
Review: Song recital by Konstantin Krimmel – Munich
