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Arnold Schoenberg, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra And Choirs, Edward Gardner - Gurre-Lieder flac album

Arnold Schoenberg, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra And Choirs, Edward Gardner - Gurre-Lieder flac album
  • Performer Arnold Schoenberg
  • Title Gurre-Lieder
  • Date of release 2016
  • Style Neo-Romantic, Modern
  • Other formats RA MIDI AAC AIFF MPC MP1 DMF
  • Genre Classical
  • Size MP3 1844 mb
  • Size FLAC 1160 mb
  • Rating: 4.2
  • Votes: 437

Gurre-Lieder is a large cantata for five vocal soloists, narrator, chorus and large orchestra, composed by Arnold Schoenberg, on poems by the Danish novelist Jens Peter Jacobsen (translated from Danish to German by Robert Franz Arnold).

Arnold Schoenberg, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra And Choirs, Edward Gardner - Gurre-Lieder ‎(2xSACD, Hybrid, Multichannel, Album). OA BD7215 D. Schönberg, Dutch National Opera. Schönberg, Dutch National Opera - Gurre-Lieder ‎(Blu-ray).

Gurre-Lieder, Pt. 1: Orchestral Prelude by Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. 2. 30. Gurre-Lieder, Pt. 1: Nun dämpft die Dämm'rung jeden Ton. by Stuart Skelton. Conductor Edward Gardner has exactly the right pedigree for this performance, being vastly experienced already in both opera and large scale choral works, and having demonstrated his Wagner credentials in a superb ENO Meistersinger that I was privileged to attend. I mention Wagner as I usually describe this as the greatest work of Wagner not by Wagner, and I see no reason to change this view.

Arnold SCHOENBERG (1874-1951) Gurre-Lieder (1900-1903, 1910-1913) Tove – Alwyn Mellor (soprano) Wood Dove – Anna Larsson (mezzo) Waldemar – Stuart Skelton (tenor) Klaus the Fool – Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke (tenor) Peasant – James Creswell (bass) Speaker – Sir Thomas Allen Bergen Philharmonic Choir, Choir of Collegiûm Mûsicûm, Edvard Grieg Kor, Orphei Drängar, Students from the Royal Northern College of Music/Håkon Matti Skrede Musicians from. For instance his Melbourne recording of the Miraculous Mandarin Suite is top notch, but the rest of that album is rather ordinary.

Schoenberg: Gurre-Lieder Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra & Edward Gardner. Album including Album cover. Formats & Prices. Recorded live in the sumptuous acoustic of Grieghallen in Bergen, this mind-blowing interpretation of Schoenberg’s Gurre-Lieder involves 350 performers: large choral forces, six exceptional soloists, and the legendary Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra – extended for the occasion – all conducted by Edward Gardner.

Arnold Schönberg: Gurre-Lieder. Year of composition: 1900-1911. Scored for: for soli, choir and orchestra. Composer: Arnold Schönberg. Choir: Waldemars Mannen: 3 (eventuell 4) 4-stimmige Männerchöre, 8-stimmiger gemischter Chor (große Besetzung)

Schoenberg: Gurre-Lieder. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. Orchestra, Primary Artist. Collegium Musicum Choir. Conductor, Primary Artist. Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.

Allegro - Maestoso Leoš Janáček; Melina Mandozzi; Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra; Edward Gardner. The Danube, JW IX/7 (Completed by M. Stedron & L. Faltus). 7. I. Andante - Un poco piu mosso - Con moto Leoš Janáček; Milos Stedron; Leos Faltus; Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra; Edward Gardner. The album also contains an interpretation of the famous tale by Gogol, Taras Bulba, Janácek’s most substantial orchestral work to that point. It is inflected with folk dances, battle and equestrian music, suffering and love, all brought to a grandiloquent apotheosis in orchestration of almost cinematic vividness. 96 kHz, 24-bit PCM – Chandos Studio Masters. Schoenberg: Gurre-Lieder Alwyn Mellor; Anna Larsson; Stuart Skelton; James Creswell; Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke; Sir Thomas Allen; Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra and Choirs; Edward Gardner.

Gurre-Lieder (Schoenberg, Arnold). However, it is in the public domain in Canada (where IMSLP is hosted) and other countries where the term is life-plus-50 years (such as China, Japan, Korea and many others worldwide).

Austere Arnold was not cut out for popular acclaim. Despite his breakaway from tonal harmony, Gurre-Lieder is late-romantic in style and sentiment, a knight-and-girl saga. The influence of Gustav Mahler is considerable and there is reason to suspect that Schoenberg was motivated to resume the work by his mentor’s tremendous success with his Symphony of 1,000 in September 1910 and his death in May 1911. Comparisons with Mahler’s eighth symphony are, however, superficial. The three main protagonists – Alwyn Mellor, Anna Larsson and Stuart Skelton – are superb and the Bergen Philharmonic orchestra and choirs, conducted by Edward Gardner, sound utterly pumped up for the performance, captured live at two home concerts. The sound, mastered by Brian Pidgeon and Ralph Couzens, is exemplary in colour, detail and balance.

Tracklist

First Part
1-1 [Orchestral Prelude.] Mäßig Bewegt – Ein Wenig Bewegter – Erstes Tempo – 6:10
1-2 Waldemar: ‘Nun Dämpft Die Dämm’rung Jeden Ton’. Die Viertel Etwas Langsamer – 3:38
1-3 Tove: ‘Oh, Wenn Des Mondes Strahlen Leise Gleiten’. Sanft Bewegt – Belebt, Nach Und Nach Lebhafter – 2:50
1-4 Waldemar: ‘Ross! Mein Ross! Was Schleichst Du So Träg?’. Sehr Lebhaft – Breit – 2:51
1-5 Tove: ‘Sterne Jubeln, Das Meer, Es Leuchtet’. Sehr Lebhaft – Lebhafter – 2:09
1-6 Waldemar: ‘So Tanzen Die Engel Vor Gottes Thron Nicht’. Mäßig Bewegt – 2:06
1-7 Tove: ‘Nun Sag Ich Dir Zum Ersten Mal’. Langsam – Etwas Bewegter – Erstes Zeitmaß – 3:38
1-8 Waldemar: ‘Es Ist Mitternachtszeit’. Sehr Langsam – Bewegter – Erstes Tempo – 5:57
1-9 Tove: ‘Du Sendest Mir Einen Liebesblick’. Sehr Langsam – Etwas Langsamer – Beinahe Doppeltes Tempo – Sehr Breit – Breit – 5:20
1-10 Waldemar: ‘Du Wunderliche Tove!’. Ruhige Bewegung – Etwas Fließender – Sehr Ruhig – Etwas Bewegter – Sehr Ruhig – 4:01
1-11 [Orchestral Interlude.] Ein Wenig Bewegter – Nach Und Nach Belebter – Breiter – Sehr Rasch – Sehr Breit – Etwas Rascher – 5:38
1-12 Stimme der Waldtaube: ‘Tauben von Gurre! Sorge quält mich’. Langsam – Etwas bewegter – 4:38
1-13 Stimme Der Waldtaube: ‘Den Sarg Sah Ich Auf Königs Schultern’. Langsam, Gehend – Sehr Langsam – Ruhig – Etwas Rascher 7:04
Second Part
2-1 Waldemar: ‘Herrgott, Weißt Du, Was Du Tatest’. Langsam – Breit – Etwas Belebter – Rasch – Sehr Breit 4:23
Third Part
2-2 Waldemar: ‘Erwacht, König Waldemars Mannen wert!’. Sehr langsam – Nicht rasch – Etwas breiter – Mäßig – 2:36
2-3 Bauer: ‘Deckel Des Sarges Klappert Und Klappt’. Erstes Tempo – Presto – Langsamer – 3:14
2-4 Waldemars Mannen: ‘Gegrüßt, O König, An Gurre-Seestrand!’. Allegro – Sehr Lebhaft – 3:39
2-5 [Orchestral Interlude.] Langsam – 1:37
2-6 Waldemar: ‘Mit Toves Stimme Flüstert Der Wald’. Nicht Zu Langsam – Etwas Belebend – 3:18
2-7 Klaus-Narr: ‘“Ein Seltsamer Vogel Ist So’n Aal”’. Rasch – Etwas Langsamer – Frischer – Etwas Langsamer – Erstes Tempo – Etwas Bewegter – Vorwärts – 6:42
2-8 Waldemar: ‘Du Strenger Richter Droben’. Mäßige Viertel – Etwas Breiter – 2:29
2-9 Waldemars Mannen: ‘Der Hahn Erhebt Den Kopf Zur Kraht’. Sehr Mäßige Viertel – Die Gleichen Viertel – 5:43
2-10 [Orchestral Prelude.] Langsam – 2:37
2-11 Sprecher: ‘Herr Gänsefuß, Frau Gänsekraut, Nun Duckt Euch Nur Geschwind’. Mäßige Viertel – Etwas Rascher – Noch Rascher – Immer Rascher – 1:57
2-12 Sprecher: ‘Still! Was Mag Der Wind Nur Wollen?’. Halb So Rasch – Viel Bewegter – Etwas Langsamer – Fließend – Etwas Belebend – 3:19
2-13 Mixed Chorus: ‘Seht Die Sonne’. Mäßige Halben – Bewegter – Noch Rascher – Etwas Zurückhaltend – Noch Bewegter – Etwas Breiter 4:56

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chandos Records Ltd
  • Copyright (c) – Chandos Records Ltd
  • Recorded At – Grieghallen

Credits

  • A&R – Sue Shortridge
  • Bass Vocals [Bauer/Peasant] – James Creswell
  • Booklet Editor – Finn S. Gundersen
  • Choir – Bergen Philharmonic Choir*, Choir Of Collegiûm Mûsicûm, Edvard Grieg Kor, Orphei Drängar, Students From The Royal Northern College Of Music
  • Chorus Master – Håkon Matti Skrede
  • Design, Typography – Cap & Anchor Design Co.*
  • Engineer – Ralph Couzens
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Gunnar Herleif Nilsen, Jonathan Cooper
  • Leader [Orchestra] – David Stewart*
  • Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Waldtaube/Wood Dove] – Anna Larsson
  • Orchestra – Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra*
  • Producer – Brian Pidgeon
  • Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Alwyn Mellor
  • Tenor Vocals [Klaus-Narr/Klaus the Fool] – Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke
  • Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Stuart Skelton
  • Text By – Jens Peter Jacobsen
  • Translated By – Robert Franz Arnold
  • Voice [Sprecher/Speaker] – Sir Thomas Allen*

Notes

Recorded December 8-11, 2015

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 0 95115 51722 2
  • Barcode (Scanned): 095115517222
  • Label Code: LC 7038
  • Rights Society: MCPS
  • SPARS Code: DDD