Heinrich Schlusnus, Johannes Brahms - Minnelied Ständchen

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Review by Ahmad Pram Prayogo Pangestu

Album Review: Minnelied Ständchen by Heinrich Schlusnus & Johannes Brahms If you’re into classical music with a touch of German romanticism, Minnelied Ständchen is an album that deserves your attention. Released under the Decca label, this gem pairs baritone Heinrich Schlusnus’s rich vocals with Johannes Brahms’ timeless compositions. It’s not flashy or overproduced—just pure, heartfelt artistry from another era. Let’s dive into two standout tracks: Ständchen, Op. 106, No. 1 and Minnelied, Op. 71, No. 5. The Ständchen really hits different. Brahms wrote it as a serenade, but Schlusnus brings a depth to it that feels like he’s singing directly to you. His voice has this warm, almost conversational tone—it doesn’t feel like performance; it feels personal. You can almost picture someone sneaking through moonlit woods to deliver a secret love song. That’s what makes it stick in my mind. Then there’s Minnelied, which flips the mood entirely. This one’s slower, sweeter, and carries a bittersweet nostalgia. Schlusnus handles the lyrical flow so effortlessly, it’s hard not to get lost in the melody. The way his baritone wraps around Brahms’ intricate harmonies gives me goosebumps every time. It’s the kind of track you’d put on repeat late at night when you need something soothing yet profound. What makes this album special isn’t just the music itself—it’s how Schlusnus interprets Brahms. He doesn’t just sing the notes; he tells stories. Sure, the recording quality might show its age (this isn’t some shiny modern production), but honestly? That adds charm. It reminds you where all those lush classical influences came from. Germany has always been a powerhouse for classical music, and this record proves why. Decca did right by releasing it, and kudos to them for preserving such a piece of history. If you’re new to Brahms or just exploring Schlusnus’ work, start here. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this album made me realize how rare it is nowadays to hear music that demands your full attention. Most stuff today is background noise, but this? This grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go. Funny enough, after finishing the last track, I couldn’t help but wonder if Brahms ever imagined his music being listened to on headphones while scrolling through Instagram. Probably not, but hey, times change. So yeah, give Minnelied Ständchen a spin. It’s old-school magic done right.

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TrackDurationPreview
Minnelied, Op. 71, No. 5
Ständchen, Op. 106, No. 1

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Catalog Numbers

DE. 7022

Labels

Decca

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
Baritone VocalsHeinrich Schlusnus
Composed ByBrahms

Notes

  • The following text appears on both labels:
  • Heinrich Schlusnus
  • Baritone, of the Berlin State Opera
  • (In German, with Pianoforte Accompaniment)

About Heinrich Schlusnus, Johannes Brahms

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Heinrich Schlusnus (6 August 1888, Braubach, Germany - 18 June 1952, Frankfurt, Germany) was a German baritone. He was married to .

Real Name

    • Heinrich Carl Julius Schlusnus

Name Vars

  • H. Schlusnus
  • H.Schlusnus
  • Heinr. Schlusnus
  • Heinri. Schlusnus
  • Heinrich Schlusnus, Staatsoper Berlin
  • Henri Schlusnus
  • Schlusnus
  • Генрих Шлуснус

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Minnelied Ständchen* brings together two musical giants, Heinrich Schlusnus and Johannes Brahms. Schlusnus, a legendary baritone, lends his rich voice to Brahms’ timeless compositions. One of the tracks, *Ständchen*, is a romantic piece that feels like a secret serenade under the stars. It’s wild to think this classic German music, released under Decca, still resonates with listeners decades later.