Gitti Pirner, Klaus Mertens - Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Vergessene Lieder (2010) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Gitti Pirner, Klaus Mertens
- Title: Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Vergessene Lieder
- Year Of Release: 2010
- Label: Farao Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:02:36
- Total Size: 273 mb / 1.07 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sicheln schallen, Ähren fallen, MWV K12
02. Ich denke dein, wenn durch den Hain, MWV K16
03. Der Verlassne: Nacht ist um mich her, MWV K5
04. Erinnerung: Was will die einsame Träne, MWV K94
05. Wiegenlied: Schlummre sanft und milde, MWV K8
06. Der Wasserfall: Rieselt hernieder, schäumende Fluten, MWV K22
07. Lied ohne Worte: Allegro agitato in A Minor, Op. 85, No. 2, MWV U101
08. Weiter, rastlos, atemlos, vorüber, festlich helles Schloss (An Marie), MWV K49
09. Lied der Freundin: Zarter Blumen leicht Gewinde, MWV K95
10. Der Tag: Sanft entschwanden mir der Kindheit Tage, MWV K57
11. Reiterlied: Immer fort , MWV K58von Ort zu Ort
12. Abschied: Leb wohl, mein Lieb, und weine nicht, MWV K59
13. Der Bettler: Ich danke Gott, dir Gott im hohen Himmel, MWV K60
14. Lied ohne Worte: Molto Allegro vivace in A Major, Op. 53, No. 6, BWV U154
15. Im Kahn: Mein Liebchen, wir saßen beisammen, MWV K91
16. Charakterstück: Sanft und mit Empfindung in E Minor, Op. 7, No. 1, MWV U56
17. Reiselied: Ich reit ins finstre Land hinein, MWV K67
18. Sanft weh’n im Hauch der Abendluft, MWV K9
19. Warum sind denn die Rosen so blass, MWV K83
20. Lied ohne Worte: Andante espressivo, E-Flat Major, Op. 30, No. 1, MWV U103
21. Andres Mailied: Ich weiß mir’n Mädchen, MWV K81
22. Gruß: O könnt’ ich zu dir fliegen, MWV K98
23. Lied ohne Worte: Andante espressivo, G Major, Op. 62, No. 1, MWV U185
Felix Mendelssohn roosted near the top of the composer pantheon in the nineteenth century but suffered a bit of demotion in the early and middle twentieth, just as systematic musicology was beginning to do its thing. As a result, his music was never subjected to very rigorous bibliographic control, and quite a bit of it has never been recorded. These "vergessene Lieder" (forgotten songs) were first published in a complete edition that appeared in the early 2000s; prior to that they were known only to specialists. There's no good reason for that other than the randomness of history; there's nothing wrong with them, and in fact they might even further the continuing rehabilitation of Mendelssohn as a song composer. Sample the Reiterlied (track 11), which isn't Schubert's Erlkönig but which is an expertly shaped take on the horseback idea. Many of the pieces are seemingly simple love songs that have beautifully spun-out melodies that take them out of the realm of the ordinary, and vocal students should get to know them; they're the kind of songs that show off voices at their best. An interesting feature is that several of the songs have unidentified texts that may have been written by Mendelssohn himself. Baritone Klaus Mertens, mostly a Bach specialist hitherto, has a very fine light touch that brings out the melodic gifts in these songs. A nice find from the small German label Farao Classics, with notes and texts in German and English.
01. Sicheln schallen, Ähren fallen, MWV K12
02. Ich denke dein, wenn durch den Hain, MWV K16
03. Der Verlassne: Nacht ist um mich her, MWV K5
04. Erinnerung: Was will die einsame Träne, MWV K94
05. Wiegenlied: Schlummre sanft und milde, MWV K8
06. Der Wasserfall: Rieselt hernieder, schäumende Fluten, MWV K22
07. Lied ohne Worte: Allegro agitato in A Minor, Op. 85, No. 2, MWV U101
08. Weiter, rastlos, atemlos, vorüber, festlich helles Schloss (An Marie), MWV K49
09. Lied der Freundin: Zarter Blumen leicht Gewinde, MWV K95
10. Der Tag: Sanft entschwanden mir der Kindheit Tage, MWV K57
11. Reiterlied: Immer fort , MWV K58von Ort zu Ort
12. Abschied: Leb wohl, mein Lieb, und weine nicht, MWV K59
13. Der Bettler: Ich danke Gott, dir Gott im hohen Himmel, MWV K60
14. Lied ohne Worte: Molto Allegro vivace in A Major, Op. 53, No. 6, BWV U154
15. Im Kahn: Mein Liebchen, wir saßen beisammen, MWV K91
16. Charakterstück: Sanft und mit Empfindung in E Minor, Op. 7, No. 1, MWV U56
17. Reiselied: Ich reit ins finstre Land hinein, MWV K67
18. Sanft weh’n im Hauch der Abendluft, MWV K9
19. Warum sind denn die Rosen so blass, MWV K83
20. Lied ohne Worte: Andante espressivo, E-Flat Major, Op. 30, No. 1, MWV U103
21. Andres Mailied: Ich weiß mir’n Mädchen, MWV K81
22. Gruß: O könnt’ ich zu dir fliegen, MWV K98
23. Lied ohne Worte: Andante espressivo, G Major, Op. 62, No. 1, MWV U185
Felix Mendelssohn roosted near the top of the composer pantheon in the nineteenth century but suffered a bit of demotion in the early and middle twentieth, just as systematic musicology was beginning to do its thing. As a result, his music was never subjected to very rigorous bibliographic control, and quite a bit of it has never been recorded. These "vergessene Lieder" (forgotten songs) were first published in a complete edition that appeared in the early 2000s; prior to that they were known only to specialists. There's no good reason for that other than the randomness of history; there's nothing wrong with them, and in fact they might even further the continuing rehabilitation of Mendelssohn as a song composer. Sample the Reiterlied (track 11), which isn't Schubert's Erlkönig but which is an expertly shaped take on the horseback idea. Many of the pieces are seemingly simple love songs that have beautifully spun-out melodies that take them out of the realm of the ordinary, and vocal students should get to know them; they're the kind of songs that show off voices at their best. An interesting feature is that several of the songs have unidentified texts that may have been written by Mendelssohn himself. Baritone Klaus Mertens, mostly a Bach specialist hitherto, has a very fine light touch that brings out the melodic gifts in these songs. A nice find from the small German label Farao Classics, with notes and texts in German and English.
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