Lortzing: Der Wildschutz
Lortzing
SKU: 26373201
Lortzing: Der Wildschutz
Lortzing
SKU: 26373201
Format: CD
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Title: Der Wildschutz
Artist: Lortzing
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5028421947013
Genre: Classical, Opera/Operetta
Lortzing: Der Wildschutz / Composer Albert Lortzing / Artist Peter Schreier tenor / Edith Mathis soprano / Rundfunkchor Berlin / Staatskapelle Berlin / Bernhard Klee conductor / Format 2 CD. Albert Lortzing was familiar with the stage from his earliest years, for both his parents were actors, and by the age of 18 he too was engaged as both an actor and singer. His career was anything but stable, however; a competent composer, he divided his time between precarious kapellmeister positions - including a stint at the Theater an der Wien - and having to revert to acting in order to support himself. He died impoverished and unhappy in 1851, a few months after securing his third kapellmeister post. Today he is best remembered for his Singspiel Der Wildschütz, a masterpiece of writing and whose libretto the composer himself fashioned from Kotzebue's comedy Der Rehbock, oder Die schuldlosen Schuld bewußten, which had been published earlier in 1816. Kotzebue's work is a whirlwind of character disguise, a piece whose titillating coquetry touches firmly on frivolity but manages to evade full-scale immorality, and Lortzing also added small touches of his own to the story - including the character of the majordomo Pancratius, whose role has traditionally been performed in Saxon dialect. The enduring appeal of Der Wildschütz, however, clearly rests on the score, with Lortzing's lightness of touch, his memorable and catchy tunes, and the vivid characterization of comic situations lending his music a charm that appears as fresh as ever. An ardent admirer of Mozart, it is in Der Wildschütz, more than in any other of his operas, that Lortzing succeeded in writing at least a few numbers that are reminiscent of the great composer. This applies particularly to his carefully wrought ensemble passages, which greatly outweigh the arias in terms of number and of which the much-admired Billiards Scene (Act 2) is surely the greatest.
Tracks:
1.1 Overture
1.2 Introduction. Dance
1.3 Es Lebe Das Brautpaar! - So Munter Und Fröhlich Wie Heute
1.4 Lied a, B, C, D
1.5 Ein Brief Vom Herrn Grafen
1.6 Grete! Grete!
1.7 Laß Er Doch Hören!
1.8 Wie Kannst Du So Mein Herz Touchieren?
1.9 Viel Dank Bin Ich Ihm Schuldig
1.10 Auf Des Lebens Raschen Wogen
1.11 Der Kutscher Hat Ausgespannt - Laß Er Mich in Ruhe
1.12 Was Meint Ihr, Lieber Freund
1.13 Sagt Mir, Schönes Kind - He! FÜHRT Er Sich Nicht Ordentlich Auf?
1.14 Was Ist Denn Das FÜR Ein Geblase? - Hunting Song. Seht Dort Den Muntern Jäger
1.15 Eine Kurze Rast, Leute
1.16 Lasset Uns Nach Hause Gehen
1.17 Ist Der Gnäd'ge Herr Noch Da?
1.18 Seht, Da Bin Ich
1.19 Bin Ein Schlichtes Kind Vom Lande
1.20 Es LÄßT Am Himmel Sich
1.21 Introduction. Prelude
1.22 Nicht Geplautert! Acht Gegeben!
1.23 Aber Was Hat Denn Das Zu Bedeuten - Nein, Nein, Herr Stallmeister
1.24 Bleiben Soll Ich Und Stets Sie Sehen
1.25 Der Junge Mann Macht Mir Angst
2.1 Frau Gräfin, Ich Habe Untertänigst Zu Melden - 'Strahl Der Sonne
2.2 Was Seh' Ich? Mir Aus Den Augen!
2.3 Ich Höre, Daß Hier Oben
2.4 Wen Seh' Ich?
2.5 Die Herren Möchten Zur Abendtafel Komen - Höre Mich An, Gretchen
2.6 Ihr Weib?
2.7 Was Soll Das Heißen?
2.8 Ich Habe Num'ro Eins
2.9 Welch Unruhvolles Treiben!
2.10 Wie Ein Schlag Aus Heitern Höhen
2.11 He! Schulmeister!
2.12 Fünftausend Taler!
2.13 Wie Freundlich Strahlt Die Helle Morgensonne - Heiterkeit Und Fröhlichkeit
2.14 Siehe Da, Der Herr Graf
2.15 Um Die Laube Zu Schmücken
2.16 Nicht Übel, Meine Herren - Und Nun Laß Er Mich in Ruhe - Da Bin Ich. Habt Ihr Der Sache Nachgedacht?
2.17 Komm, Liebes Gretchen
2.18 Seh' Ich Recht? - Herr Stallmeister - Fast Scheint Es Mir - Schönes Gretchen
2.19 Was Seh' Ich?
2.20 Kann Es Im Erdenleben
2.21 Unser Herr Lebe Hoch!
Audio Sample:
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Artist: Lortzing
Label: Brilliant Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5028421947013
Genre: Classical, Opera/Operetta
Lortzing: Der Wildschutz / Composer Albert Lortzing / Artist Peter Schreier tenor / Edith Mathis soprano / Rundfunkchor Berlin / Staatskapelle Berlin / Bernhard Klee conductor / Format 2 CD. Albert Lortzing was familiar with the stage from his earliest years, for both his parents were actors, and by the age of 18 he too was engaged as both an actor and singer. His career was anything but stable, however; a competent composer, he divided his time between precarious kapellmeister positions - including a stint at the Theater an der Wien - and having to revert to acting in order to support himself. He died impoverished and unhappy in 1851, a few months after securing his third kapellmeister post. Today he is best remembered for his Singspiel Der Wildschütz, a masterpiece of writing and whose libretto the composer himself fashioned from Kotzebue's comedy Der Rehbock, oder Die schuldlosen Schuld bewußten, which had been published earlier in 1816. Kotzebue's work is a whirlwind of character disguise, a piece whose titillating coquetry touches firmly on frivolity but manages to evade full-scale immorality, and Lortzing also added small touches of his own to the story - including the character of the majordomo Pancratius, whose role has traditionally been performed in Saxon dialect. The enduring appeal of Der Wildschütz, however, clearly rests on the score, with Lortzing's lightness of touch, his memorable and catchy tunes, and the vivid characterization of comic situations lending his music a charm that appears as fresh as ever. An ardent admirer of Mozart, it is in Der Wildschütz, more than in any other of his operas, that Lortzing succeeded in writing at least a few numbers that are reminiscent of the great composer. This applies particularly to his carefully wrought ensemble passages, which greatly outweigh the arias in terms of number and of which the much-admired Billiards Scene (Act 2) is surely the greatest.
Tracks:
1.1 Overture
1.2 Introduction. Dance
1.3 Es Lebe Das Brautpaar! - So Munter Und Fröhlich Wie Heute
1.4 Lied a, B, C, D
1.5 Ein Brief Vom Herrn Grafen
1.6 Grete! Grete!
1.7 Laß Er Doch Hören!
1.8 Wie Kannst Du So Mein Herz Touchieren?
1.9 Viel Dank Bin Ich Ihm Schuldig
1.10 Auf Des Lebens Raschen Wogen
1.11 Der Kutscher Hat Ausgespannt - Laß Er Mich in Ruhe
1.12 Was Meint Ihr, Lieber Freund
1.13 Sagt Mir, Schönes Kind - He! FÜHRT Er Sich Nicht Ordentlich Auf?
1.14 Was Ist Denn Das FÜR Ein Geblase? - Hunting Song. Seht Dort Den Muntern Jäger
1.15 Eine Kurze Rast, Leute
1.16 Lasset Uns Nach Hause Gehen
1.17 Ist Der Gnäd'ge Herr Noch Da?
1.18 Seht, Da Bin Ich
1.19 Bin Ein Schlichtes Kind Vom Lande
1.20 Es LÄßT Am Himmel Sich
1.21 Introduction. Prelude
1.22 Nicht Geplautert! Acht Gegeben!
1.23 Aber Was Hat Denn Das Zu Bedeuten - Nein, Nein, Herr Stallmeister
1.24 Bleiben Soll Ich Und Stets Sie Sehen
1.25 Der Junge Mann Macht Mir Angst
2.1 Frau Gräfin, Ich Habe Untertänigst Zu Melden - 'Strahl Der Sonne
2.2 Was Seh' Ich? Mir Aus Den Augen!
2.3 Ich Höre, Daß Hier Oben
2.4 Wen Seh' Ich?
2.5 Die Herren Möchten Zur Abendtafel Komen - Höre Mich An, Gretchen
2.6 Ihr Weib?
2.7 Was Soll Das Heißen?
2.8 Ich Habe Num'ro Eins
2.9 Welch Unruhvolles Treiben!
2.10 Wie Ein Schlag Aus Heitern Höhen
2.11 He! Schulmeister!
2.12 Fünftausend Taler!
2.13 Wie Freundlich Strahlt Die Helle Morgensonne - Heiterkeit Und Fröhlichkeit
2.14 Siehe Da, Der Herr Graf
2.15 Um Die Laube Zu Schmücken
2.16 Nicht Übel, Meine Herren - Und Nun Laß Er Mich in Ruhe - Da Bin Ich. Habt Ihr Der Sache Nachgedacht?
2.17 Komm, Liebes Gretchen
2.18 Seh' Ich Recht? - Herr Stallmeister - Fast Scheint Es Mir - Schönes Gretchen
2.19 Was Seh' Ich?
2.20 Kann Es Im Erdenleben
2.21 Unser Herr Lebe Hoch!
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
