Wallfahrt Nach Kevelaer / Various: Wallfahrt Nach Kevelaer
Wallfahrt Nach Kevelaer / Various: Wallfahrt Nach Kevelaer
Format: CD
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Artist: Wallfahrt Nach Kevelaer / Various
Label: Aeolus
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4026798101237
Genre: Classical
The Marian pilgrimage site of Kevelaer near the Dutch border is famous for it's large neo-Gothic basilica and it's organ, built in 1907, which is one of the largest church organs in Germany. Felix Weingartner set Heinrich Heine's ballad Die Wallfahrt nach Kevlaar for voice and orchestra, but in this recording of sacred songs for baritone and organ, the instrument effortlessly replaces an entire orchestra. In this version, the work is now a premiere recording, moreover at the authentic place of action. The program by René Perler and Romano Giefer is completed by sacred songs by Kropfreiter (also in a premiere recording), Rheinberger and Cornelius.
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