Ina Kancheva / Kamelia Kader / Christo Tanev / Angelov -Russische Lieder / 12 Mazurken nach Chopin -Toccata Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Lieder Nr. 1-12 (Auszug)

01. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 1 The Flower (nach Texten von Pushkin)"
Lieder Nr. 1-10 (Auszug)

02. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 3 I loved him (nach Texten von Koltsov)"
Lieder Nr. 1-5 (Auszug)

03. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 1 At dawn (nach Texten von Turgenev)"
Lieder Nr. 1-12 (Auszug)

04. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 4 Midnight phantoms (nach Texten von Fet)"
Lieder Nr. 1-5 (Auszug)

05. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 2 The crag (nach Texten von Lermontov)"

06. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 3 The solution (Turgenev)"
Lieder Nr. 1-10 (Auszug)

07. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 5 For distant shores of homeland (nach Texten von Pushkin)"

08. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 4 Quietly fades the evening light (nach Texten von Fet)"

09. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 1 Tell me why (nach Texten von Koltsov)"

10. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 10 The willow tree (nach Texten von Tutchev)"
Lieder Nr. 1-12 (Auszug)

11. Tanev, Christo "Nr. 12 Stars (nach Texten von Fet)"

12. Tanev, Christo "Nr. 6 Invocation (nach Texten von Pushkin)"
Lieder Nr. 1-5 (Auszug)

13. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 4 Separation (nach Texten von Turgenev und Viardot)"
Lieder Nr. 1-12 (Auszug)

14. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 2 Upon the hills of Georgia (nach Texten von Pushkin)"
Lieder (Auszug)

15. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 53 Old man, harsh husband (nach Texten von Pushkin)"
6 Mazurken nach Fr?d?ric Chopin (Heft 1)

16. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 1 Seize-ans"

17. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 2 Aime-moi"

18. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 3 Plainte d'amour"

19. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 4 Coquette"

20. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 5 L'Oiselet"

21. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 6 S?paration"
6 Mazurken nach Fr?deric Chopin (Heft 2)

22. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 1 La f?te"

23. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 2 Faible c ur"

24. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 3 La jeune fille"

25. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 4 Berceuse"

26. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 5 La danse"

27. Kancheva, Ina "Nr. 6 La beaut?"

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Pauline Viardot (1821-1910) was one of the most extraordinary women in the history of music. Daughter of the Spanish tenor Manuel García and sister of the mezzo-soprano Maria Malibran, she studied piano with Liszt and counterpoint and harmony with Reicha, made her debut, also as a mezzo, at the age of sixteen and went on to inspire composers of the stature of Berlioz, Chopin, Gounod, Meyerbeer, Saint-Saëns, Schumann and Wagner, and she was no mean composer herself, as these passionate songs demonstrate. Twelve of them are arrangements of mazurkas by her good friend Frédéric Chopin; the others set some major poems in Russian, a language she spoke fluently.

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TOCC0303

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