Edith Urbanczyk - Edith Urbanczyk Sings Modern Classics (2022)
BAND/ARTIST: Edith Urbanczyk
- Title: Edith Urbanczyk Sings Modern Classics
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: NEOS Music
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+booklet)
- Total Time: 156:58 min
- Total Size: 671 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. No. 8, Trompeten
2. No. 3, Traum
3. No. 4, Auf der Treppe sitzen meine Öhrchen
4. No. 5, Der Vogel Unheil
5. No. 12, Das Meer nicht mehr
6. No. 13, Ein Paar Vögel noch immer
7. No. 10, Ohne Tod
8. No. 21, Auferstehung
9. No. 1, Das Meer
10. No. 2, Der Wind
11. No. 3, Winter
12. No. 4, Ritter
13. No. 5, Kirchenglocken
14. No. 1, Das Lied Ophelias
15. No. 2, Gamajun, der prophetische Vogel
16. No. 3, Wir waren beisammen
17. No. 4, Es schläft die Stadt
18. No. 5, Der Sturm
19. No. 6, Geheime Zeichen
20. No. 7, Die Musik
21. Cantos, Op. 19
22. No. 1, Junge Witwe
23. No. 2, Rezitativ
24. No. 3, Rezitativ
25. No. 4, All these dyings
26. No. 1, Heuernte
27. No. 2, Bei der Braut
28. No. 3, Hochzeit
29. No. 4, Wiegenlied
30. No. 5, Burschentanz
31. Kantate
32. No. 1, Rossignol, mon mignon
33. No. 1, Qual rugiada
34. No. 2, Compianto
35. No. 3, Maraviglioso
36. No. 4, Estro
37. No. 5, Deh, vieni, morte soave
38. No. 1, —
39. No. 2, —
40. No. 3, —
41. No. 2, Hütet euch!
42. No. 4, O Sterne, goldene Sterne
43. No. 3, O Blätter, dürre Blätter
44. No. 1, Schlaf nur ein
On 4 September 2022, Edith Urbanczyk celebrated her 90th birthday: the occasion upon which to dedicate this resounding commemorative documentary to her.
On 20 January 1977, Dr Paul Ganzer wrote in the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper: "The well-known Munich soprano, a master of the clearest diction, who commands the most difficult intervals with an absolute ear and sound technique, is a consummate interpreter of contemporary Lied singing." In 1999, Dr Hartmut Luck called her the "Grande Dame of New Music" in the accompanying booklet to her CD featuring recordings from Arnold Schonberg's Pierrot lunaire.
Edith Urbanczyk was born in 1932 in Breslau (Poland) but raised in Munich (Germany). She first studied violin at the State University of Music in Munich in Prof Karl Freund's master class. Upon completion of her Master's diploma, she went to Vienna to successfully complete additional vocal studies as an opera singer with Prof Julius Patzak. This was followed by several years of engagements as a lyric soprano at various theatres, including Bonn and Giessen.
With perfect pitch and her instrumental vocal approach, influenced by her violin studies, she was virtually predestined to masterfully perform often very demanding contemporary music faithfully and musically. She sang numerous world premieres of works by Hans Zender, Gunter Bialas, Harald Genzmer, Wilhelm Killmayer, Alfred Goodman, Herbert Baumann, Walter Steffens, Fritz Buchtger and Robert M. Helmschrott.
On 20 January 1977, Dr Paul Ganzer wrote in the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper: "The well-known Munich soprano, a master of the clearest diction, who commands the most difficult intervals with an absolute ear and sound technique, is a consummate interpreter of contemporary Lied singing." In 1999, Dr Hartmut Luck called her the "Grande Dame of New Music" in the accompanying booklet to her CD featuring recordings from Arnold Schonberg's Pierrot lunaire.
Edith Urbanczyk was born in 1932 in Breslau (Poland) but raised in Munich (Germany). She first studied violin at the State University of Music in Munich in Prof Karl Freund's master class. Upon completion of her Master's diploma, she went to Vienna to successfully complete additional vocal studies as an opera singer with Prof Julius Patzak. This was followed by several years of engagements as a lyric soprano at various theatres, including Bonn and Giessen.
With perfect pitch and her instrumental vocal approach, influenced by her violin studies, she was virtually predestined to masterfully perform often very demanding contemporary music faithfully and musically. She sang numerous world premieres of works by Hans Zender, Gunter Bialas, Harald Genzmer, Wilhelm Killmayer, Alfred Goodman, Herbert Baumann, Walter Steffens, Fritz Buchtger and Robert M. Helmschrott.
Year 2022 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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