Hannigan / Steffani / Verbeek / Camerata RCO -Sehnsucht (Live-Aufnahme) -Alpha CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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7 Frühe Lieder

01. "No. 1, Nacht"

02. "No. 2, Schilflield"

03. "No. 3, Die Nachtigall"

04. "No. 4, Traumgekr?nt"

05. "No. 5, Im Zimmer"

06. "No. 6, Liebesode"

07. "No. 7, Sommertage"
4 Ges?nge, Op. 2

08. "No. 1, Aus Dem Schmerz sein Recht"

09. "No. 2, Schlafend tr?gt man mich in mein Heimatland"

10. "No. 3, Nun ich der Riesen St?rksten überwand"

11. "No. 4, Warm die Lüfte"
Symphony No. 4

12. "I. Bed?chtig, nicht eilen"

13. "II. In gem?chlicher Bewegung, ohne Hast"

14. "III. Ruhevoll, poco adagio"

15. "IV. Wir geniessen die Himmlischen Freuden. Sehr behaglich"

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.. Rotterdam)

Description:

Sehnsucht (live In Rotterdam) by Barbara Hannigan, released 4 November 2022. This version of Sehnsucht (live In Rotterdam) comes as a 1xCD. - .. ROTTERDAM)

Barbara Hannigan writes: "Sehnsucht, a central and nearly untranslatable word of the Viennese fin-de-siècle period, referring to aspects of longing, melancholy, and nostalgia. During the Covid-19 pandemic, a collective Sehnsucht arose, in performers and audiences alike. Sehnsucht: Live in Rotterdam, played to the empty concert hall of de Doelen. We decided to issue the recording as an album, recognizing that the performance also represents continuity and mentorship through music. Both young Dutch artists, conductor Rolf Verbeek and baritone Raoul Steffani are associated with the initiatives Equilibrium and Momentum, and joined me and the Camerata RCO for this intimate journey... In Sehnsucht, we explore two song cycles of Berg, written shortly after Mahler's 4th Symphony. All these works are presented in special arrangements for chamber ensemble. The Berg songs are expanded from their original voice and piano to a dialogue of new colors and instrumentation. Mahler's 4th Symphony is reduced to an intimate soloistic journey, a tender conversation."

Live at de Doelen.

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ALPHA872

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