Schubert,Franz / Sander,Klemens / Sander,Uta - Schubert: Die Schone Mullerin - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Das Wandern 2. Wohin? 3. Halt! 4. Danksagung An Den Bach 5. Am Feierabend 6. Der Neugierige 7. Ungeduld 8. Morgengruß 9. Des Müllers Blumen 10. Tränenregen 11. Mein! 12. Pause 13. Mit Dem Grünen Lautenbande 14. Der Jäger 15. Eifersucht Und Stolz 16. Die Liebe Farbe 17. Die Böse Farbe 18. Trockne Blumen 19. Der Müller Und Der Bach 20. Des Baches Wiegenlied

Tenor Pavol Breslik Has for a Long Time Now Been One of the Most In-Demand Lyrical Tenors on the World's Operatic Stages - But Nor Has He Neglected the Concert Scene or the Liederabend. His Youthful Yet Masculine Timbre, Possessing Clarity of Tone and a Timbre Neither Dark and Baritonal Nor Overly Bright, Seems Almost Predestined for the World of Franz Schubert's Die Schone Mu?Llerin, Heard Here on This Orfeo New . The Overnight Success of Pavol Breslik (B. 1979) Began in 2005, When He Was Chosen the Most Promising Singer of the Year in a Critics' Survey in the Magazine Opernwelt. As a Member of the Berlin State Opera Unter Den Linden from 2003 to 2006, He Was Heard in Several Mozart Roles, Jana?Ek and Mussorgsky Among Others. As a Free-Lance Performer Since 2006, He Has Further Expanded His Mozart Repertoire and Performed at the Salzburg Festival and the Met, Among Other Prestigious Festivals and Opera Houses. Mr. Breslik Has Also Been a Welcome Guest on the Concert Stage, with Performances at the BBC Proms, the Edinburgh Festival and with the Orchestre National de France in Beethoven's Missa Solemnis and Ninth Symphony. Recorded Appearances Include Handel's Il Trionfo Del Tempo and Dvo?Ak's Stabat Mater. Album Tracks 1. Das Wandern 2. Wohin? 3. Halt! 4. Danksagung An Den Bach 5. Am Feierabend 6. Der Neugierige 7. Ungeduld 8. Morgengruß 9. Des Müllers Blumen 10. Tränenregen 11. Mein! 12. Pause 13. Mit Dem Grünen Lautenbande 14. Der Jäger 15. Eifersucht Und Stolz 16. Die Liebe Farbe 17. Die Böse Farbe 18. Trockne Blumen 19. Der Müller Und Der Bach 20. Des Baches Wiegenlied

Ian Bostridge continues his exploration of Schubert song cycles on PENTATONE with a recording of Die schöne Müllerin, together with pianist Saskia Giorgini. Die schöne Müllerin (1823) was Schubert's first song cycle, and simultaneously Bostridge's first extended introduction to the Lied and all it's wonders. Schubert initially conceived the cycle together with poet Wilhelm Müller as a party game among friends, but gradually got captivated by the profundity of this apparently naïve love story. Bostridge is equally fascinated by the way in which this playful, folksy piece gradually transforms into a cosmic lullaby in the final lines of the last song 'des Baches Wiegenlied'. For pianist Giorgini, the key to - but also the greatest challenge of - interpreting Schubert's music, and particularly Die schöne Müllerin, lies in the oceanic experience and hypnotic power of repetition. Ian Bostridge is one of the most celebrated tenors and lied interpreters of his generation. His PENTATONE recording of Schubert's Winterreise (2019) was crowned with the ICMA Vocal Music Award 2020. Saskia Giorgini makes her PENTATONE debut.