Weigl / Klussmann / Soloists of the German Sym: Selected Songs
Weigl / Klussmann / Soloists of the German Sym: Selected Songs
Format: CD
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Artist: Weigl / Klussmann / Soloists of the German Sym
Label: Capriccio
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 845221052595
Genre: Classical
By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Lied genre had arguably reached a peak with such late-Romantic masters as Mahler, Strauss and Wolf in their song-writing prime. Composers of a younger generation such as Zemlinsky, Schoenberg, Schreker and Joseph Marx cultivated the medium no less enthusiastically. This was the musical environment into which Karl Ignaz Weigl was born in Vienna in February 1881. Already at the age of 15 he had composition lessons with Alexander Zemlinsky, a family friend. It was clear from an early stage that the writing of vocal music was a particular passion of Weigl's. With the Nazis rise to power in the 1930s, Weigl, as a prominent public figure of Jewish descent, found himself in an increasingly precarious position. Sensing the writing on the wall following Hitler's annexation of Austria in 1938, he and his family fled for the United States. Weigl died there in August 1949 at the age of 68 with much of his large output lying neglected and rarely performed. One can hope that recordings such as the present one will help to raise consciousness among performers and their public of these highly individual and very beautiful songs of which can stand comparison with those of any of Weigl's contemporaries.
Tracks:
1.1 No. 1. Aus Weissen Wolken Baut Sich Ein Schloss
1.2 No. 2. Dann Losch Das Licht
1.3 No. 3. Uber Die Welt Hin Ziehen Die Wolken
1.4 No. 4. in Meinem Schwarzen Taxuswald
1.5 No. 5. Auf Einem Vergoldeten Blumenschiff
1.6 No. 1. Trost - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
1.7 No. 2. Sommernachmittag - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
1.8 No. 3. Regenlied - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
1.9 No. 4. Ave Maria - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
1.10 No. 5. Einladung Zur Martinsgans - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
1.11 No. 1. Verliebt
1.12 No. 2. Es Goss Mein Volles Leben
1.13 No. 3. Lied Des Schiffermadels
1.14 No. 1. Lullaby for Peggy
1.15 No. 2. Welcome to Spring
1.16 No. 3. to the Butterfly
1.17 No. 4. to the Easter Bunny
1.18 No. 5. the Snowman
1.19 No. 6. to Santa Claus
1.20 Das Rosenband
1.21 No. 1. Abendstunde - Sophie Klußmann/Sebastian Noack
1.22 No. 2. Der Wanderer Und Das Blumenmadchen - Sophie Klußmann/Sebastian Noack
1.23 No. 3. Hymne - Sophie Klußmann/Sebastian Noack
1.24 No. 4. in Goldener Fulle - Sophie Klußmann/Sebastian Noack
1.25 No. 5. Ehestand Der Freude - Sophie Klußmann/Sebastian Noack
1.26 The Invisible Light
1.27 Ein Stelldichein - Sophie Klußmann/Soloists of Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester
