| All Artists: Christian Gerhaher Title: Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, D. 795 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: SONY MASTERWORKS Release Date: 10/6/2017 Genre: Classical Style: Chamber Music Number of Discs: 13 SwapaCD Credits: 13 UPC: 889854274023 |
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 | Christian Gerhaher Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, D. 795 Genre: Classical "14 years after his first recording (originally released on Arte Nova and later RCA), the acclaimed baritone and ""most moving singer of the world"" (The Telegraph) turns back to ""Die schöne Müllerin"" together ... more » |
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"14 years after his first recording (originally released on Arte Nova and later RCA), the acclaimed baritone and ""most moving singer of the world"" (The Telegraph) turns back to ""Die schöne Müllerin"" together with long-time collaborator and pianist: Gerold Huber.
Since his first recording of ""Die schöne Müllerin"" in 2003, Christian Gerhaher has become one of the ""finest singer of his generation"" (The Guardian).
""Die schöne Müllerin"" has always been seen as the most important lieder cycle because of its full-lenght narrative dimension based on a popular and rather simple story: a disillusioned love between a miller's daughter and a young miller's apprentice.
With this new recording of ""Die schöne Müllerin"" including five poems, not set to music by Schubert, in the form of recitations, Gerhaher turns Schubert's famous song cycle with new insights and a new approach:
By including Müller's Prolog, Epilog and three other poems: Das Mühlenleben, Erster Schmerz, letzter Scherz and Blümlein Vergissmein, Gerhaher showcases the complexity of Wilhelm Müller's poetry.
The five additional poems depict a complex psychological portrait of the miller's apprentice: the story of a young man who loves the idea of being in love more than love itself and his psychological introspection leading to delusional perceptions.
Thanks to Gerhaher's inclusion of the five poems, the cycle acquires a greater dramaturgical significance opening up a space to new interpretations of ""Die schöne Müllerin"". Christian Gerhaher gives insights of his new interpretation in the booklet he wrote especially for this release."
Since his first recording of ""Die schöne Müllerin"" in 2003, Christian Gerhaher has become one of the ""finest singer of his generation"" (The Guardian).
""Die schöne Müllerin"" has always been seen as the most important lieder cycle because of its full-lenght narrative dimension based on a popular and rather simple story: a disillusioned love between a miller's daughter and a young miller's apprentice.
With this new recording of ""Die schöne Müllerin"" including five poems, not set to music by Schubert, in the form of recitations, Gerhaher turns Schubert's famous song cycle with new insights and a new approach:
By including Müller's Prolog, Epilog and three other poems: Das Mühlenleben, Erster Schmerz, letzter Scherz and Blümlein Vergissmein, Gerhaher showcases the complexity of Wilhelm Müller's poetry.
The five additional poems depict a complex psychological portrait of the miller's apprentice: the story of a young man who loves the idea of being in love more than love itself and his psychological introspection leading to delusional perceptions.
Thanks to Gerhaher's inclusion of the five poems, the cycle acquires a greater dramaturgical significance opening up a space to new interpretations of ""Die schöne Müllerin"". Christian Gerhaher gives insights of his new interpretation in the booklet he wrote especially for this release."