Winterreise op. 89 D 911 (Liederzyklus nach Gedichten von Wilhelm Müller) (bearb. für Posaune und Klavier)
01. "Nr. 1 Goodnight"
02. "Nr. 2 The weather vane"
03. "Nr. 3 Frozen tears"
04. "Nr. 4 Frozen solid"
05. "Nr. 5 The linden tree"
06. "Nr. 6 Flood"
07. "Nr. 7 On the river"
08. "Nr. 8 Turning back"
09. "Nr. 9 Will-o'-the-wisp"
10. "Nr. 10 Rest"
11. "Nr. 11 Dreaming of spring"
12. "Nr. 12 Loneliness"
13. "Nr. 13 The post"
14. "Nr. 14 The grey head"
15. "Nr. 15 The crow"
16. "Nr. 16 Last hope"
17. "Nr. 17 In the village"
18. "Nr. 18 Stormy morning"
19. "Nr. 19 A mirage"
20. "Nr. 20 The signpost"
21. "Nr. 21 The inn"
22. "Nr. 22 Courage"
23. "Nr. 23 Three suns"
24. "Nr. 24 The Hurdy-gurdy man"
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Winterreise is one of the greatest, most compelling and intense of all vocal song cycles. For the first of his explorations into the world of art song, Matthew Gee has turned to Schubert's work in this unique arrangement for trombone and piano. English titles are used for the poems to emphasize the fact that text is no longer the primary expressive vehicle here. Instead, it is entrusted to the trombone, an instrument whose vocal qualities and ability to employ glissando, vibrato, portamento and microtonal inflections- allied to the use of various mutes- offers an astonishing array of tonal possibilities.