Luca Bernard & Hans Adolfsen - Nachklang - Lieder von Hans Schäuble, Peter Mieg, Arthur Honegger, Frank Martin und Oethmar Schoek (2021) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Luca Bernard, Hans Adolfsen
- Title: Nachklang - Lieder von Hans Schäuble, Peter Mieg, Arthur Honegger, Frank Martin und Oethmar Schoek
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Solo Musica
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:52:55
- Total Size: 239 / 900 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, 1 Anfang
02. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Erster Schnee
03. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Schnee
04. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Winterwald
05. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Die unertragliche Stille
06. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Am Jahresend zu singen
07. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Ende
08. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Sieste
09. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Le Delphinium
10. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Le Rendez-vous
11. Erlebnis
12. Dedicace de P. De Ronsard
13. Dammrung senkte sich von oben
14. Auf meines Kindes Tod
15. Ergebung
16. Keine Rast
17. Vor der Ernte
18. Schifferliedchen
19. Abschied
20. Die Einsame
21. Abendlied
22. Nachklang
This is a selection of Lieder by Swiss composers – to give a superficial description of the songs recorded for this album. Making such a selection involves making decisions. What is important? What is essential? Are the chosen songs gems or rarities? Do they exemplify the work of the respective composers? A selection can be both a winnowing-out and a compilation. Each of these actions applies to the Lieder presented here. The recordings (re)present debut or early works, and also rarely heard works by established composers. This album centres on the “Seven Winter Songs” op. 1 by Hans Schaeuble (1906-1988). The words and music of the Lieder have now appeared in print, and this premiere recording was made in consequence. The music edition of the Sieben Winterlieder Op. 1 is based on a calligraphic manuscript in the Zurich Central Library, which is clearly a fair copy illustrated by Schaeuble’s brother Erich. The singer Luca Bernard is a study prize winner of Migros Kulturprozent. From the 2019/20 season he became a member of the International Opera Studio at Zurich Opera House. At the Zurich University of the Arts, pianist Hans Adolfsen has a Lied class together with pianist and composer Daniel Fueter, whose encounters with music and literature have provided him with a new source of inspiration.
01. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, 1 Anfang
02. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Erster Schnee
03. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Schnee
04. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Winterwald
05. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Die unertragliche Stille
06. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Am Jahresend zu singen
07. Sieben Winterlieder, Op. 1, Ende
08. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Sieste
09. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Le Delphinium
10. Trois Poemes de Claudel, Le Rendez-vous
11. Erlebnis
12. Dedicace de P. De Ronsard
13. Dammrung senkte sich von oben
14. Auf meines Kindes Tod
15. Ergebung
16. Keine Rast
17. Vor der Ernte
18. Schifferliedchen
19. Abschied
20. Die Einsame
21. Abendlied
22. Nachklang
This is a selection of Lieder by Swiss composers – to give a superficial description of the songs recorded for this album. Making such a selection involves making decisions. What is important? What is essential? Are the chosen songs gems or rarities? Do they exemplify the work of the respective composers? A selection can be both a winnowing-out and a compilation. Each of these actions applies to the Lieder presented here. The recordings (re)present debut or early works, and also rarely heard works by established composers. This album centres on the “Seven Winter Songs” op. 1 by Hans Schaeuble (1906-1988). The words and music of the Lieder have now appeared in print, and this premiere recording was made in consequence. The music edition of the Sieben Winterlieder Op. 1 is based on a calligraphic manuscript in the Zurich Central Library, which is clearly a fair copy illustrated by Schaeuble’s brother Erich. The singer Luca Bernard is a study prize winner of Migros Kulturprozent. From the 2019/20 season he became a member of the International Opera Studio at Zurich Opera House. At the Zurich University of the Arts, pianist Hans Adolfsen has a Lied class together with pianist and composer Daniel Fueter, whose encounters with music and literature have provided him with a new source of inspiration.
Year 2021 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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