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Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's death on Friday at age 86 was announced by the Bavarian State Opera, where he debuted in 1951 and gave his farewell performance in 1992
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This man had such an impact in the way we listened to music throughout the century that I naturally believed that he would never go away. He wasn't 86, he was ageless, as the music itself.
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I include a link to Schubert's Erlkonig sung by Fischer-Dieskau and accompanied by Gerald Moore. It's one of my favourites. This singer will be greatly missed not only for his artistry but because he was an elegant man with a very cultured background.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuG7Y...eature=related
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I include a link to Schubert's Erlkonig sung by Fischer-Dieskau and accompanied by Gerald Moore. It's one of my favourites. This singer will be greatly missed not only for his artistry but because he was an elegant man with a very cultured background.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuG7Y...eature=related
He was sooooooo good!

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