Roland Moser / + -Rahel und Pauline -Solo Musica CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

Rahel und Pauline (Briefszenen für eine Schauspielerin, eine S?ngerin und 5 Instrumente) (2006/07)

01. ""Liebe Ralle" (1. Teil)"

02. "Scherzo 1"

03. ""O Ralle, was macht" (Szene)"

04. ""Zum Leiden ist ihr starkes Herz""

05. ""Erfurt, den 11.12.1805""

06. ""Der Krieg" (Arie)"

07. ""Schicke Geld, ich habe keinen Sou""

08. "Marcia funebre"

09. ""Karlsruhe, Montag den 28. M?rz 1818" (2. Teil)"

10. "Liedchen der Rahel"

11. ""Die Pl?ne fest im Kopf""

12. "Ariette: Capricciosa"

13. ""Endlich warmes sch?nes Wetter""

14. ""Wir mussten uns um 10 Jahre verfehlen""

15. "Aria trasognata"

16. ""Ou ?tiez vous Sam?di""

17. ""Basel, den 26.1.1819""

18. ""Berlin, Donnerstag vormittag" (3. Teil)"

19. ""So bin ich provisorisch""

20. "Zwischenspiel (Zeitsprung)"

21. "Lied der Rahel ("Aber darin")"

22. "Kleine Revolutionsmusik"

23. ""Was sahen Sie zu die Nachrichten""

24. ""Je me tais sur tout""

25. ""il est admirable""

26. ""car il est 11 heure""

27. "Duettino"

28. ""Berlin, den 27. Februar""

29. "Nachspiel"

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Beschreibung:

German Romanticism was never an arcane hideout for other-worldly escapists; rather, it has to this day remained one of the most popular wellsprings of activity and discussion. So how does Rahel Varnhagen fit into this? From 1790 to 1832, she hosted a famous salon in which she had discussions with and inspired eminent figures in the fields of literature, theater, philosophy, music, politics, and science. Her chains of somewhat unconventional correspondence span thousands of pages. Since Hannah Arendt's groundbreaking book on Rahel (1933/58), her historical significance as a "pariah", as an outsider who was constantly in the spotlight, as a woman of Jewish descent and as a (non-publishing) writer has been brought into ever-sharper focus. Pauline, the daughter of a banker by the name of César, was from a very early age admired by many on account of her beauty. She bore the child of a Russian officer, and became the lover of Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia. Portrayed here by a concert singer, Pauline is allowed to be extravagant, whereas Rahel, who leans more towards straight theatre, is rather more rigid in her spoken and sung idiom. Born in 1943 in Bern (Switzerland), Roland Moser studied composition with Sándor Veress and has degrees in piano and music theory from Bern., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode SLMS452.2

Herstellernummer:

SM452

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