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Die Opferung des Gefangenen

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Release date: 02/Oct/2020

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Die Opferung des Gefangenen op. 40 (Kultisches Drama für Tanz, Sologesang und Chor) (Gesamtaufnahme)

01. "Vorspiel"

02. "Auftritt des siegreichen Feldherrn"

03. "Der K?nig - Der ?lteste des Rats"

04. "Das Gefolge des K?nigs - Die Krieger"

05. "Der K?nig - Der ?lteste des Rats"

06. "Tanz der sechs Becher"

07. "Der gefangene Prinz"

08. "Tanz mit den Gew?ndern - K?nigstanz"

09. "Der gefangene Prinz"

10. "Chor der Sieger"

11. "Tanz der Prinzessin"

12. "Der gefangene Prinz - Chor der Besiegten"

13. "Kriegstanz der Adler und Jaguare"

14. "Der gefangene Prinz - Der Schildtr?ger des Prinzen"

15. "Abschied von den Bergen und T?lern der Heimat"

16. "Klageges?nge"

17. "T?tung des gefangenen Prinzen - Opferritual"

18. "Apotheose"

19. "Hymnus"

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Die Opferung Des Gefangenen by E. Wellesz, released 2 October 2020. This version of Die Opferung Des Gefangenen comes as a 1xCD. - ORF VIENNA RADIO S.O.

'This West Indian tragedy has remained the sole dramatic work of a heroic world in pre-Columbian times that, after a flourishing heyday, was abruptly terminated by foreign violence.' Egon Wellesz (1925). In musical terms, the Opferung shows Egon Wellesz at the zenith of his creativity. In this music, Wellesz' emancipation from his mentor Schoenberg and his aesthetics has progressed even further, as throughout his life Egon Wellesz was interested in evolving his own, unmistakable musical diction. The events of 12 March 1938 put a sudden end to this so successful career: As a Jew, monarchist and the writer of 'degenerate music', the 53-year-old musician was immediately removed from all of his posts and wanted by the police after 'the seizure of power'. Following a long illness, Egon Wellesz died in Oxford in 1974.

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