Marianne Beate Kielland, Nils Anders Mortensen - Sigurd Lie: Songs, Vol. 2 (2023) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Marianne Beate Kielland, Nils Anders Mortensen
- Title: Sigurd Lie: Songs, Vol. 2
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Lawo Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:09:06
- Total Size: 293 mb / 2.37 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Wartburg: No. 1, Jagtsang
02. Wartburg: No. 2, Sangerkampen
03. Wartburg: No. 3, Saa dunkles det i Dale
04. Wartburg: No. 4, Martin Luther
05. Wartburg: No. 5, Studentermarsch
06. Wartburg: No. 6, Hymne
07. Sange sub rosa: No. 1, Jeg drages didhen
08. Sange sub rosa: No. 2, Det er at fare i svarten skog
09. Sange sub rosa: No. 3, At hvile hodet ved din barm
10. Sange sub rosa: No. 4, Om ikke jeg var i din tanke
11. Sange sub rosa: No. 5, Dit haar det er natten
12. Sange sub rosa: No. 6, Hav
13. Sange sub rosa: No. 7, Over vidden
14. Sol–laug
15. Sidste Sange: No. 1, Hvil
16. Sidste Sange: No. 2, Da solens lys for første gang
17. Sidste Sange: No. 3, Du kveld med din fred
18. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 1, Mot Solegla
19. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 2, Killingdans
20. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 3, Ku-Lokk
21. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 4, Bøn
22. Aladdins Vuggevise
23. Alt var dig
24. Morild
25. Det unge, brusende Foraar
26. Som hvitørn at seile
27. Sommer
28. Staren
29. Det er et gammelt Kvæde
The songs on this release -- volume 2 -- continue the chronological list from volume 1.The album begins with the remarkably special cycle Wartburg, encompassing an enormous range of singing pathos. The text by Theodor Caspari has to do with Wartburg Castle, with its sweeping history. Martin Luther sought refuge there from May 1521 to March 1522. Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia resided there from 1211 to 1228, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the castle several times, and, notably, the famous "minstrel contest" at the castle was an inspiration for Wagner when he composed his opera Tannhauser. So it is not so unusual that Theodor Caspari was also inspired by the castle's history and reputation when he wrote his Wartburg texts.
After Wartburg come the last of Sigurd Lie's published texts: Sange Sub Rosa, Sol-Laug and Sidste Sange. They are followed by songs found as manuscripts and later published in the book Sanger(Songs) from 1999. Here it is interesting to see that Sigurd Lie also tried his hand at Haugtussa songs, and we find them in a National Romantic vein that is seldom seen elsewhere.
The remaining unpublished songs we have recorded are much the same as Lie's other compositions. The album closes with two strophic songs: Staren and Det er et gammelt Kvaede.
"What sticks in the mind, though, is simply the lyrical beauty of almost all of these songs, along with the lovely singing of Marianne Beate Kielland and the colorful playing of pianist Nils Anders Mortensen. The recorded sound is excellent." (Fanfare)
"Keilland's even tone, fexibility and brilliant sensitivity to the text make this a rewarding collection, the intensity and drama of each song powerful and impassioned." (The Guardian)
"[Kielland] She has a bright tone extending into the soprano range; she sings fearlessly and passionately, fying to high notes as if they pose no risk. Finally, her timbre is beautiful, given added brightness by a fast vibrato." (Fanfare)
Marianne Beate Kielland, mezzo-soprano
Nils Anders Mortensen, piano
01. Wartburg: No. 1, Jagtsang
02. Wartburg: No. 2, Sangerkampen
03. Wartburg: No. 3, Saa dunkles det i Dale
04. Wartburg: No. 4, Martin Luther
05. Wartburg: No. 5, Studentermarsch
06. Wartburg: No. 6, Hymne
07. Sange sub rosa: No. 1, Jeg drages didhen
08. Sange sub rosa: No. 2, Det er at fare i svarten skog
09. Sange sub rosa: No. 3, At hvile hodet ved din barm
10. Sange sub rosa: No. 4, Om ikke jeg var i din tanke
11. Sange sub rosa: No. 5, Dit haar det er natten
12. Sange sub rosa: No. 6, Hav
13. Sange sub rosa: No. 7, Over vidden
14. Sol–laug
15. Sidste Sange: No. 1, Hvil
16. Sidste Sange: No. 2, Da solens lys for første gang
17. Sidste Sange: No. 3, Du kveld med din fred
18. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 1, Mot Solegla
19. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 2, Killingdans
20. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 3, Ku-Lokk
21. Fire sanger fra 'Haugtussa': No. 4, Bøn
22. Aladdins Vuggevise
23. Alt var dig
24. Morild
25. Det unge, brusende Foraar
26. Som hvitørn at seile
27. Sommer
28. Staren
29. Det er et gammelt Kvæde
The songs on this release -- volume 2 -- continue the chronological list from volume 1.The album begins with the remarkably special cycle Wartburg, encompassing an enormous range of singing pathos. The text by Theodor Caspari has to do with Wartburg Castle, with its sweeping history. Martin Luther sought refuge there from May 1521 to March 1522. Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia resided there from 1211 to 1228, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the castle several times, and, notably, the famous "minstrel contest" at the castle was an inspiration for Wagner when he composed his opera Tannhauser. So it is not so unusual that Theodor Caspari was also inspired by the castle's history and reputation when he wrote his Wartburg texts.
After Wartburg come the last of Sigurd Lie's published texts: Sange Sub Rosa, Sol-Laug and Sidste Sange. They are followed by songs found as manuscripts and later published in the book Sanger(Songs) from 1999. Here it is interesting to see that Sigurd Lie also tried his hand at Haugtussa songs, and we find them in a National Romantic vein that is seldom seen elsewhere.
The remaining unpublished songs we have recorded are much the same as Lie's other compositions. The album closes with two strophic songs: Staren and Det er et gammelt Kvaede.
"What sticks in the mind, though, is simply the lyrical beauty of almost all of these songs, along with the lovely singing of Marianne Beate Kielland and the colorful playing of pianist Nils Anders Mortensen. The recorded sound is excellent." (Fanfare)
"Keilland's even tone, fexibility and brilliant sensitivity to the text make this a rewarding collection, the intensity and drama of each song powerful and impassioned." (The Guardian)
"[Kielland] She has a bright tone extending into the soprano range; she sings fearlessly and passionately, fying to high notes as if they pose no risk. Finally, her timbre is beautiful, given added brightness by a fast vibrato." (Fanfare)
Marianne Beate Kielland, mezzo-soprano
Nils Anders Mortensen, piano
Year 2023 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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