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Eugen d'Albert, Ralf Weikert
Die Toten Augen - Complete Opera
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Prld: Intro - Dresdner Philharmonie/Ralf Weikert
2. Prld: 'Wir Schnitten Die Halme' - Olaf Bar/Lothar Odinius
3. Prld: 'Die Sonne Sinkt, Heimwarts Zieht Meine Herde.' - Lothar Odinius/Olaf Bar
4. Prld: 'Da, Sie Nur Die Prachtige Schar!' - Lothar Odinius/Olaf Bar/Cornelia Wosnitza
5. Prld: 'Mein Mantel! Mein Stab!' - Lothar Odinius/Olaf Bar
6. Action And Postlude: 'Heut Ist Der Tag' - Sabine Brohm/Cornelia Wosnitza/Barbara Hoene/Angela Liebold/Margaret Chalker
7. Action And Postlude: 'Die Sonne Ging Auf' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Hartmut Welker
8. Action And Postlude: 'Psyche Wandelt Durch Saulenhallen' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Hartmut Welker
9. Action And Postlude: 'Gruss, Dir, Arcesius!' - Norbert Orth/Hartmut Welker/Dagmar Schellenberger
10. Action And Postlude: 'Komm, Komm, Geliebter' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Hartmut Welker
11. Action And Postlude: 'Herrin' - Margaret Chalker/Dagmar Schellenberger
12. Action And Postlude: 'Herrin, Da Kommt Ktesiphar, Der Wunderarzt' - Margaret Chalker/Dagmar Schellenberger/Eberhard Buchner
13. Action And Postlude: 'Er Kann Nicht Helfen' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Margaret Chalker
14. Action And Postlude: 'Hier Kommt Er Vorbei!' - Gerald Hupach/John Maxham/Eberhard Bendel/Sabine Brohm/Barbara Hoene/Angela Liebold...
15. Action And Postlude: 'Fur Alle Kam Der Herr' - Anne Gjevang/Cornelia Wosnitza/Gerald Hupach/John Maxham/Eberhard Bendel/Sabine Brohm...
16. Action And Postlude: 'Jetzt Sind Sie Ganz Nahe!' - Gerald Hupach/John Maxham/Eberhard Bendel/Sabine Brohm/Barbara Hoene/Angela Liebold...
Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
1. Action And Postlude: ' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Margaret Chalker
2. Action And Postlude: 'Der Spiegel, Herrin' - Margaret Chalker/Dagmar Schellenberger/Barbara Hoene/Cornelia Wosnitza
3. Action And Postlude: 'Nun Bist Du Heim Bei Deinem Gluck' - Norbert Orth/Hartmut Welker/Margaret Chalker/Dagmar Schellenberger
4. Action And Postlude: 'Geliebter!' - Dagmar Schellenberger
5. Action And Postlude: 'Morder... Tier...' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Margaret Chalker
6. Action And Postlude: 'Was Tat Ich Nur?!' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Margaret Chalker
7. Action And Postlude: 'Erbarmt Euch, Grosse Gotter!' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Margaret Chalker
8. Action And Postlude: 'O War Ich Noch Das Unwissende Blinde Kind' - Dagmar Schellenberger
9. Action And Postlude: 'Myrtocle... Myrtocle...' - Hartmut Welker/Dagmar Schellenberger
10. Action And Postlude: 'Nein! O Warum Qualst Du Mich' - Dagmar Schellenberger/Hartmut Welker

CD Details

All Artists: Eugen d'Albert, Ralf Weikert
Title: Die Toten Augen - Complete Opera
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cpo Records
Release Date: 10/6/2000
Album Type: Box set, Import
Genre: Classical
Style: Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 761203969227

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CD Reviews

In praise of musical syncretism...

Eric D. Anderson | South Bend, IN United States | 01/24/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this set on the strength of a review, having never previously heard a note of d'Albert's music. It blew me away!! It perfectly represents that period in European music in which all the musical threads of Europe started to weave together into a heady mix of "ultra-romanticism". One can easily hear in "Toten Augen" the Wagner of Parsifal, the harmonies of Strauss, Debussian Impressionism, and the emotional punch of Puccini's verismo. Yet, despite it's diverse origins, it's idiom is direct and appealing, and my guess is that it would be far easier to perform than anything by Wagner or Strauss. The story is a real fin-de-siecle barnburner, and it's a mystery to me why opera companies world wide aren't rushing out to put this little jewel on their stages. Here's to musical syncretism!"