Iida Antola, Kirill Kozlovski - The truth about love (2024) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Iida Antola, Kirill Kozlovski
- Title: The truth about love
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Alba
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:50:58
- Total Size: 195 / 783 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Britten Cabaret Songs – I Tell me the truth about love
02. Britten Cabaret Songs – II Funeral blues
03. Britten Cabaret Songs – III Johnny
04. Britten Cabaret Songs – IV Calypso
05. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – I Wo hast du all die Scho?nheit hergenommen
06. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – II Am Klavier
07. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – III Sturmlied
08. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – IV Wenn je ein scho?nes mir zu bilden glu?ckte
09. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – V O scho?ne Hand
10. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – I Bail avec Mi
11. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – II Antienne du silence
12. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – III Danse du be?be?-pilule
13. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – IV Arc-en-ciel d’Innocence
14. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – V Minuit pile et face
15. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – VI Re?surrection
"Iida Antola’s debut album 'The truth about love', with Kirill Kozlovski at the piano. The programme consists of three song cycles that were composed during the Second World War: 'Cabaret Songs' (1937-39) by Benjamin Britten, '5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch' (1939) by Viktor Ullmann and 'Chants de terre et de ciel' (1938) by Olivier Messiaen. The lives of all three of these composers were deeply affected by the war: Britten was forced to spend much of the war in America and, upon returning to England, applied to be a conscientious objector to avoid conscription; Messiaen was conscripted into the medical corps of the French army and spent a year in a Nazi prison camp; and Ullmann, being of Jewish background, was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1942 and exterminated in Auschwitz in 1944. Though the oppression of war can be felt in these three song cycles, they are true ambassadors of love and hope. Despite the tumultuous period in which these cycles were written, the common thread in all three is love, which gives the release its name: 'The truth about love'."
01. Britten Cabaret Songs – I Tell me the truth about love
02. Britten Cabaret Songs – II Funeral blues
03. Britten Cabaret Songs – III Johnny
04. Britten Cabaret Songs – IV Calypso
05. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – I Wo hast du all die Scho?nheit hergenommen
06. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – II Am Klavier
07. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – III Sturmlied
08. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – IV Wenn je ein scho?nes mir zu bilden glu?ckte
09. Ullmann 5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch – V O scho?ne Hand
10. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – I Bail avec Mi
11. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – II Antienne du silence
12. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – III Danse du be?be?-pilule
13. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – IV Arc-en-ciel d’Innocence
14. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – V Minuit pile et face
15. Messiaen Chants de terre et de ciel – VI Re?surrection
"Iida Antola’s debut album 'The truth about love', with Kirill Kozlovski at the piano. The programme consists of three song cycles that were composed during the Second World War: 'Cabaret Songs' (1937-39) by Benjamin Britten, '5 Liebeslieder nach Ricarda Huch' (1939) by Viktor Ullmann and 'Chants de terre et de ciel' (1938) by Olivier Messiaen. The lives of all three of these composers were deeply affected by the war: Britten was forced to spend much of the war in America and, upon returning to England, applied to be a conscientious objector to avoid conscription; Messiaen was conscripted into the medical corps of the French army and spent a year in a Nazi prison camp; and Ullmann, being of Jewish background, was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1942 and exterminated in Auschwitz in 1944. Though the oppression of war can be felt in these three song cycles, they are true ambassadors of love and hope. Despite the tumultuous period in which these cycles were written, the common thread in all three is love, which gives the release its name: 'The truth about love'."
Year 2024 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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