Detlef Roth / Ulrich Eisenlohr -Vol.9 Schumann Lieder Edition -Naxos CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Lieder op. 49 Nr. 1-3 (Romanzen und Balladen II)

01. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 1 Die beiden Grenadiere"

02. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 2 Die feindlichen Brüder"

03. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 3 Die Nonne"
Balladen op. 122 Nr. 1-2 (Auszug)

04. Eisenlohr, Ulrich "Nr. 1 Ballade vom Haideknaben"
Lieder op. 45 Nr. 1-3 (Romanzen und Balladen I)

05. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 1 Der Schutzgr?ber"

06. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 2 Frühlingsfahrt"

07. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 3 Abends am Strande"
Balladen op. 122 Nr. 1-2 (Auszug)

08. Eisenlohr, Ulrich "Nr. 2 Die Flüchtlinge"

09. Roth, Detlef "Der Handschuh op. 87"
Lieder op. 40 Nr. 1-5

10. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 1 M?rzveilchen"

11. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 2 Muttertraum"

12. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 3 Der Soldat"

13. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 4 Der Spielmann"

14. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 5 Verratene Liebe"

15. Eisenlohr, Ulrich "Sch?n Hedwig op. 106"
Lieder op. 31 Nr. 1-3 (nach Gedichten von Adelbert von Chamisso) (Auszug)

16. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 3 Die rote Hanne"
Husarenlieder op. 117 Nr. 1-4

17. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 1 Der Husar, Trara!"

18. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 2 Der leidige Frieden"

19. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 3 Den grünen Zeigern"

20. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 4 Da liegt der Feinde gestreckte Schar"
Des S?ngers Fluch op. 139 (Auszug)

21. Roth, Detlef "Nr. 7 Ballade (Fassung für Gesang und Klavier)"

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Ulrich Eisenlohr/ Detlef Roth

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Robert Schumannâ??s literary background and cultivated taste is revealed in his choice of texts for musical setting. The emphasis in this collection is on songs with a narrative character, such as the tragic tale of Die feindlichen BrÃ¼der (Op. 49, No. 2) in which two brothers kill each other in a duel for love of the same girl. Further stories are drawn from those by Hans Christian Andersen. In around 1850 Schumann embarked on a series of melodramas with dramatic spoken dialogue over musical accompaniment. Notable among these lurid tiles of murder and retribution is the Ballade vom Haideknaben. - ULRICH EISENLOHR/DETLEF ROTH

Robert Schumann's literary background and cultivated taste is revealed in his choice of texts for musical setting. The emphasis in this collection is on songs with a narrative character, such as the tragic tale of Die feindlichen Bruder in which two brothers kill each other in a duel for love of the same girl. Further stories are drawn from those by Hans Christian Andersen. In around 1850 Schumann embarked on a series of melodramas with dramatic spoken dialogue over musical accompaniment. Notable among these lurid tiles of murder and retribution is the Ballade vom Haideknaben.

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