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Gustav Mahler, Richard Wagner, Luigi Nono, Johann Strauss, Marcus Creed, SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart, Les Percussion de Strasbourg

Strauss, Nono, Wagner

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Title   Duration
1.1 "Der Abend" op. 34,1 für 16-stimmigen Chor a cappella
11:54
1.2 "Sarà dolce tacere" Canto per 8 Soli
07:55
1.3 "Träume" - Studie zu "Tristan and Isolde" transcripted by Clytus Gottwald
05:37
1.4 Cori di Didone La sera si prolunga
02:36
1.5 Cori di Didone Ora il vento s'è fatto silenzioso
02:42
1.6 Cori di Didone Nella tenebra, muta
01:07
1.7 Cori di Didone A bufera s'è aperto, al buio, un porto
02:19
1.8 Cori di Didone Il mio declinio abbellirò, stasera
01:14
1.9 Cori di Didone Finale. Piú non muggisce, non sussurra il mare
02:58
1.10 "Im Treibhaus" - Studie zu "Tristan and Isolde" transcripted by Clytus Gottwald
06:36
1.11 Liebeslied für gemischten Chor und Instrumente
04:52
1.12 Hymne op. 34,2
13:11
1.13 In der Welt bin ich abhanden gekommen from: Fünf Lieder nach Gedichten von Friedrich Rückert
07:20
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18,95 EUR
SCM Hänssler
Art.-No.:
093.179.000
Compact Disc
24 S. Booklet
Duration:
 1:11 hrs.
March 2006

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This recording presents three different, utterly contrasting responses to the quest for expression and the solution to the old problem of how to merge text and music into a unity. The common theme linking these compositions, "The Passion and Pains of Love", has been wrested from the texts of these choral works: they are poetic declarations of love, descriptions of nature with erotic and intimate imagery, poems that speak of unfulfilled yearning and breaking hearts. Their poetic quality opens a range of expression every bit as varied as the three musical settings they stimulated.

SWR VOKALENSEMBLE STUTTGART - Founded in 1946, the history of the SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart has been shaped by its Chief Conductors Hermann-Joseph Dahmen, Marinus Voorberg, Klaus Martin Ziegler and Rupert Huber. Along with its challenging a-cappella repertoire, the Ensemble has for more than fifteen years devoted itself enthusiastically to contemporary music. Composers and organizers hold the chorus in highest esteem owing to its great musicality, its professionalism and experience in handling the difficulties of contemporary scores, as well as its constructive,open-minded attitude toward the vistas of the present day and age. Critics hail the beauty of the sound, the perfection and vitality of the group's concerts. Since 2003, Marcus Creed has been the Artistic Director of the SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart.

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  1. Choir music
  2. Contemporary music

involved persons

  1. Gustav Mahler (Composer)
  2. Richard Wagner (Composer)
  3. Luigi Nono (Composer)
  4. Johann Strauss (Composer)
  5. Marcus Creed (Conductor)
  6. SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart (Choir)
  7. Les Percussion de Strasbourg (Ensemble)