Schubert Anders Raucheisen - Die Winterreise Berlin 1945 (24 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Schubert, Anders, Raucheisen
Die Winterreise (Berlin 1945)
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Gute Nacht ('Fremd bin ich eingezogen')
2. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Die Wetterfahne ('Der Wind spielt mit der Wetterfane')
3. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Nicht zu langsam ('Gefror'ne Tropfen fallen')
4. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Erstarrung ('Ich such' im Schnee vergebens')
5. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Der Lindenbaum ('Am Brunnen vor dem Tore')
6. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Wasserflut ('Manche Thran' aus meinen Augen')
7. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Auf Dem Flusse ('Der du so lustig rauschtest')
8. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Ruckblick ('Es brennt mir unter beiden Sohlen')
9. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Irrlicht ('In die tiefsten Felsengrunde')
10. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Rast ('Mun merk' ich erst, wie mud' ich bin')
11. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Fruhlingstraum ('Ich traumte von bunten Blumen')
12. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book I, Einsamkeit ('Wie eine trube Wolke')
13. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Die Post ('Von der Strasse her ein Posthorn klingt')
14. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Der Greise Kopf ('Der Reif hat einen weissen Schein')
15. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Die Krahe ('Eine Drahe war mit mir')
16. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Letzte Hoffnung ('Hie und da ist an den Baumen')
17. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Im Dorfe ('Es bellen die Hunde, es rasseln die Ketten')
18. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Der Strumische Morgen ('Wie hat der Sturm zerrissen')
19. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Tauschung ('Ein Licht tanzt freundlich vor mir her')
20. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Der Wegweiser ('Was vermeid' ich denn die Wege')
21. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Das Wirtshaus ('Auf einen Totenacker')
22. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Mut ('Fliegt der Schnee mir in's Cesicht')
23. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Die Nebensonnen ('Drei Sonnen sah ich am Himmel steh'n')
24. Winterreise, song cycle for voice & piano, D. 911 (Op. 89): Book II, Der Leiermann ('Druben hinterm Dorfe steht ein Leitermann')

CD Details

All Artists: Schubert, Anders, Raucheisen
Title: Die Winterreise (Berlin 1945)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Myto Records Italy
Release Date: 9/9/2000
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 789368752225, 8014399500142

CD Reviews

What a desperate performance!

Chung-Whun Chung | Seoul, Republic of Korea | 11/25/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's a first complete recording sung by tenor. This Liederzyklus(song-cycle) has very desperate and pessimistic atmosphere. Many baritones-Gerhard Husch, Hans Hotter, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and many more-were recorded and performed frequently because its dark and heavy colors. But in this recording's singer-Peter Anders, sung very 'sighful' and desperate as baritones. This historical recording was made in January & March 1945 by RRG(Reichsrundfunkgesellschaft) Berlin-the year of Third Reich's collapse. Many musicians in German were killed by bombing-Hans Udo Muller who recorded this song-cycle with Gerhard Husch-, refuged other country-Wilhelm Furtwangler-and escaped to the Reich's capital. Philharmonie and Staatsoper were disappered by bombing but RRG's broadcasting station was survived fortunately. Pianist Michael Raucheisen was held the recording cycle 'Lied der Welt(Song of the World)' from 1940 to 1945(He recorded 2000 songs!). Raucheisen was recorded this work with Hans Hotter in 1942/43, too. In this recording, Anders sung so intensive when we heard. But I think it's an one of the Winterreise's unfogettable recording. This recording came to me scorched Berlin's scene and miserable 'common German people' in 1945. It testify tragic times of World War II obviously."