Leif Segerstam / Turku Philharmonic Orchestra -Die Ruinen von Athen -Naxos CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Die Weihe des Hauses op. 124 (Schauspielmusik) (Auszug)

01. Haavisto, Reetta "Ouvertüre"

02. Haavisto, Reetta "Folge dem m?chtigen Ruf der Ehre!"

03. Haavisto, Reetta "Wo sich die Pulse"

04. Chorus Cathedralis Aboensis "Schmückt die Alt?re op.114 (Marsch und Chor aus "Die Ruinen von Athen")"
Die Ruinen von Athen op. 113 (Schauspielmusik)

05. Haavisto, Reetta "Ouvertüre"

06. Haavisto, Reetta "Tochter des m?chtigen Zeus!"

07. Haavisto, Reetta "Vers?hnt?"

08. Haavisto, Reetta "Ohne Verschulden Knechtschaft dulden"

09. Haavisto, Reetta "Wo sind wir?"

10. Haavisto, Reetta "Du hast in deines ?rmels Falten"

11. Haavisto, Reetta "Ha! Welchen Unsinn hat mein Ohr vernommen!"

12. Haavisto, Reetta "Türkischer Marsch - He! Achmet!"

13. Haavisto, Reetta "Es wandelt schon das Volk im Feierkleide und füllt die weiten Strassen und frohlockt!"

14. Haavisto, Reetta "Wo sind wir nun?"

15. Haavisto, Reetta "Schau dieser Kinder fr?hliches Gewühl - Schmückt die Alt?re"

16. Haavisto, Reetta "Mit reger Freude"

17. Haavisto, Reetta "Wir tragen empf?ngliche Herzen im Busen"

18. Haavisto, Reetta "Will unser Genius noch einen Wunsch gew?hren"

19. Haavisto, Reetta "Nicht in des K?nigs furchtgebietendem Glanze"

20. Haavisto, Reetta "Heil unserm K?nig"

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Turku P.o./ Chorus Cathedralis Aboensis/ Leif Segerstam

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Die Ruinen von Athen (â??The Ruins of Athensâ??) was composed to celebrate the opening of the new German theatre in Pest in 1812. Designed to accompany the play of that name by August von Kotzebue, its incidental music is substantial enough to form a kind of one-act Singspiel and is full of attractive arias, duets and choruses and includes the famous Turkish March. Though the workâ??s theme was rooted in Greek mythology, in reality it was explicitly political in nature, celebrating Pest as â??the new Athensâ??. This is the first ever recording of the work with full narration. - TURKU P.O./CHORUS CATHEDRALIS ABOENSIS/LEIF SEGERSTAM

Die Ruinen von Athen ('The Ruins of Athens') was composed to celebrate the opening of the new German theatre in Pest in 1812. Designed to accompany the play of that name by August von Kotzebue, it's incidental music is substantial enough to form a kind of one-act Singspiel and is full of attractive arias, duets and choruses and includes the famous Turkish March. Though the work's theme was rooted in Greek mythology, in reality it was explicitly political in nature, celebrating Pest as 'the new Athens.' This is the first ever recording of the work with full narration.

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