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BAND/ARTIST: Isa Katharina Gericke, Bengt Forsberg
- Title: Budbærersken (The Messenger)
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Lawo Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:57:34
- Total Size: 214 / 492 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Hurum Blonde n?tter
02. Hurum Liden Kirsten
03. Hurum Vi sees igjen
04. Borgstrom Salomo I
05. Borgstrom Salomo II
06. Borgstrom Til min mor
07. Borgstrom Storme
08. Hakanson Nar den skona mai
09. Hakanson Lutad mot gardet
10. Hakanson Ett litet barn
11. Hakanson Stigen
12. Hakanson Vad skall man sjunga
13. Hakanson Pa stranden
14. Hakanson Budbarerskan
15. Hakanson Till ett skont barn
16. LisztWagner Isoldes Liebestod
17. Sommerfeldt Fattig er mitt liv
18. Dorumsgaard En hustavle
19. Dorumsgaard Sovnen
20. Dorumsgaard Natt
21. Dorumsgaard Regn
22. Lie Sne
23. Jordan Pil og bue
24. Jordan Og se hun kom
A tribute to Norwegian opera diva Kirsten Flagstad & Nordic art songs.
Kirsten Flagstad was born in Hamar, Norway, in 1895, into a life filled with music; both her parents were professional theatre musicians in Norway’s capital.
Throughout her childhood years at Vinderen in Oslo, music was a part of her life from morning until evening. Via her parents’ acquaintances, Kirsten was introduced to a broad repertoire; she would accompany herself at the piano in Schubert Lieder, revue songs by Vilhelm Dybwad, operettas by Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kálmán, as well as in the arias of Puccini and Wagner. Her début as an opera singer took place at the National Theatre in Oslo, in December 1913, where she sang the part of Nuri in Eugen d’Albert’s Tiefland, under the baton of Johan Halvorsen.
Despite that fact that Kirsten Flagstad is remembered as a singer mainly of large-scale works, with a voice that was suited to the largest venues, she had a particular love of Lieder and art songs. From her teens and throughout her career her repertoire included a significant number of German and Nordic songs. Her distinctive voice and ability made Kirsten Flagstad a source of inspiration to composers all over the world. Many wrote music for her, claiming that their music was so demanding that only Kirsten would be able to perform it. She had a predilection for Norwegian music and as often as not a recital programme would contain songs by Arne Dørumsgaard, Sverre Jordan, Øistein Sommerfeldt, Sigurd Lie, or Hjalmar Borgstrøm. Flagstad’s short, intense friendship with the Swedish composer Knut Håkanson inspired a special collection of songs that she kept in her repertoire all her life.
01. Hurum Blonde n?tter
02. Hurum Liden Kirsten
03. Hurum Vi sees igjen
04. Borgstrom Salomo I
05. Borgstrom Salomo II
06. Borgstrom Til min mor
07. Borgstrom Storme
08. Hakanson Nar den skona mai
09. Hakanson Lutad mot gardet
10. Hakanson Ett litet barn
11. Hakanson Stigen
12. Hakanson Vad skall man sjunga
13. Hakanson Pa stranden
14. Hakanson Budbarerskan
15. Hakanson Till ett skont barn
16. LisztWagner Isoldes Liebestod
17. Sommerfeldt Fattig er mitt liv
18. Dorumsgaard En hustavle
19. Dorumsgaard Sovnen
20. Dorumsgaard Natt
21. Dorumsgaard Regn
22. Lie Sne
23. Jordan Pil og bue
24. Jordan Og se hun kom
A tribute to Norwegian opera diva Kirsten Flagstad & Nordic art songs.
Kirsten Flagstad was born in Hamar, Norway, in 1895, into a life filled with music; both her parents were professional theatre musicians in Norway’s capital.
Throughout her childhood years at Vinderen in Oslo, music was a part of her life from morning until evening. Via her parents’ acquaintances, Kirsten was introduced to a broad repertoire; she would accompany herself at the piano in Schubert Lieder, revue songs by Vilhelm Dybwad, operettas by Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kálmán, as well as in the arias of Puccini and Wagner. Her début as an opera singer took place at the National Theatre in Oslo, in December 1913, where she sang the part of Nuri in Eugen d’Albert’s Tiefland, under the baton of Johan Halvorsen.
Despite that fact that Kirsten Flagstad is remembered as a singer mainly of large-scale works, with a voice that was suited to the largest venues, she had a particular love of Lieder and art songs. From her teens and throughout her career her repertoire included a significant number of German and Nordic songs. Her distinctive voice and ability made Kirsten Flagstad a source of inspiration to composers all over the world. Many wrote music for her, claiming that their music was so demanding that only Kirsten would be able to perform it. She had a predilection for Norwegian music and as often as not a recital programme would contain songs by Arne Dørumsgaard, Sverre Jordan, Øistein Sommerfeldt, Sigurd Lie, or Hjalmar Borgstrøm. Flagstad’s short, intense friendship with the Swedish composer Knut Håkanson inspired a special collection of songs that she kept in her repertoire all her life.
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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