Valery Gergiev, Rene Pape, Nikolai Putilin, Stephan Rugamer, Mariinsky Orchestra - Wagner: Das Rheingold (2013) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Valery Gergiev, Rene Pape, Nikolai Putilin, Stephan Rugamer, Mariinsky Orchestra
- Title: Wagner: Das Rheingold
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Mariinsky
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24/96
- Total Time: 72:21 + 75:21
- Total Size: 2.61 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Scene One
01 I Prelude 3:55
02 II Weia! Waft your waves, ye waters! 2:31
03 III Loathsomely smooth slithery slime! 5:26
04 IV Wallala! Lalaleia! 2:37
05 V Look, sisters! 6:25
06 VI The world's wealth could I win myself through you? 5:39
Scene Two
07 I Wotan, husband! Awake! 9:28
08 II Gently you closed your eyes in sleep 7:57
09 III To me, Freia! Let her be, rascal 5:59
10 IV In vain I searched, and now see full well 6:50
11 V A magic spell turns the gold into a ring 3:20
12 VI Hear, Wotan, what we have at last to say! 2:35
13 VII On what does Wotan brood so darkly? 4:51
14 VIII Come, Loge, come down with me! 4:48
Scene Three
15 I See, you scroundrel! 2:44
16 II Here is Nibelheim: through the pale mist 4:29
17 III Beware! 7:41
18 IV Enough, blasphemous fool! - What did he say? 4:48
19 V Oh! Oh! Ha ha ha! Terrible serpent 6:00
Scene Four
20 I Sit tight there, kinsman! 4:45
21 II I have paid: now let me depart 5:53
22 III Am I free now? Truly free? 3:45
23 IV From afar Fasolt and Fafner are approaching 5:06
24 V These poles we've planted 6:10
25 VI Yield, Wotan, yield! 5:39
26 VII Listen, you giants! Come back and wait 6:49
27 VIII A sultry haze hangs in the air 4:14
28 IX The sun's eye sheds its evening beams 4:06
29 X Rhinegold! Rhinegold! Purest gold! 3:12
Scene One
01 I Prelude 3:55
02 II Weia! Waft your waves, ye waters! 2:31
03 III Loathsomely smooth slithery slime! 5:26
04 IV Wallala! Lalaleia! 2:37
05 V Look, sisters! 6:25
06 VI The world's wealth could I win myself through you? 5:39
Scene Two
07 I Wotan, husband! Awake! 9:28
08 II Gently you closed your eyes in sleep 7:57
09 III To me, Freia! Let her be, rascal 5:59
10 IV In vain I searched, and now see full well 6:50
11 V A magic spell turns the gold into a ring 3:20
12 VI Hear, Wotan, what we have at last to say! 2:35
13 VII On what does Wotan brood so darkly? 4:51
14 VIII Come, Loge, come down with me! 4:48
Scene Three
15 I See, you scroundrel! 2:44
16 II Here is Nibelheim: through the pale mist 4:29
17 III Beware! 7:41
18 IV Enough, blasphemous fool! - What did he say? 4:48
19 V Oh! Oh! Ha ha ha! Terrible serpent 6:00
Scene Four
20 I Sit tight there, kinsman! 4:45
21 II I have paid: now let me depart 5:53
22 III Am I free now? Truly free? 3:45
23 IV From afar Fasolt and Fafner are approaching 5:06
24 V These poles we've planted 6:10
25 VI Yield, Wotan, yield! 5:39
26 VII Listen, you giants! Come back and wait 6:49
27 VIII A sultry haze hangs in the air 4:14
28 IX The sun's eye sheds its evening beams 4:06
29 X Rhinegold! Rhinegold! Purest gold! 3:12
Recorded in the sumptuous acoustic of the Mariinsky Concert Hall, Das Rheingold is led by René Pape in the role of Wotan. Pape is ably supported by an international Wagnerian cast, and 'Gergiev's absolute mastery of this orchestra,' (Wagner News) is in evidence once again in a tremendously dramatic performance.
Der Ring des Nibelungen was the pinnacle of Richard Wagner's long and turbulent career and without question one of the greatest achievements in opera. Wagner wanted to create the perfect synthesis of music and drama and assumed total creative control of the project which was to take him 26 years to complete, with frequent interruptions. He introduced numerous innovations, not least the sheer scale of the project – typically a complete performance will last in excess of 15 hours, spread over four evenings. No other opera matches the scale or ambition of the Ring.
The Mariinsky Theatre has close connections with Wagner and his music. The composer conducted at the theatre and was even offered the post of Music Director. It is also believed to be the first place where any of the music from the Ring was performed. Since Valery Gergiev became Music Director of the Mariinsky, Wagner's music has once again become a core part of the theatre's repertoire, both in St Petersburg and on tour. The Mariinsky label's recording of Wagner's final opera Parsifal starring René Pape, Gary Lehmann and Violeta Urmana, was released in 2010 to international acclaim.
Der Ring des Nibelungen was the pinnacle of Richard Wagner's long and turbulent career and without question one of the greatest achievements in opera. Wagner wanted to create the perfect synthesis of music and drama and assumed total creative control of the project which was to take him 26 years to complete, with frequent interruptions. He introduced numerous innovations, not least the sheer scale of the project – typically a complete performance will last in excess of 15 hours, spread over four evenings. No other opera matches the scale or ambition of the Ring.
The Mariinsky Theatre has close connections with Wagner and his music. The composer conducted at the theatre and was even offered the post of Music Director. It is also believed to be the first place where any of the music from the Ring was performed. Since Valery Gergiev became Music Director of the Mariinsky, Wagner's music has once again become a core part of the theatre's repertoire, both in St Petersburg and on tour. The Mariinsky label's recording of Wagner's final opera Parsifal starring René Pape, Gary Lehmann and Violeta Urmana, was released in 2010 to international acclaim.
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