Mein Liebeslied: Berlioz, Jennefelt, Mahler - Songs
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Label: Etcetera
Cat No: KTC1765
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 4th November 2022
Contents
Artists
Helena van Heel (mezzo-soprano)Naomi Tamura (piano)
Works
Les Nuits d'ete, op.7Liebeslieder (7)
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (Songs of a Wayfarer)
Artists
Helena van Heel (mezzo-soprano)Naomi Tamura (piano)
About
“We have already shared this repertoire with audiences, and we convey the memory of those concerts in the recording. And hopefully with it, the spontaneity of our interpretations. Although I have already premiered one song (‘Hinter Bäumen berg ich mich’) with another pianist, Thomas Jennefelt’s songs are quite new to us. We were only able to present Sieben Liebeslieder to an audience once.
“On the other hand, we had the chance to delve into this cycle last summer when we travelled to Sweden and worked with Thomas for a few days. It’s a great advantage to be able to work with a living composer and to refine our interpretation…
“…and to approach these pieces in chamber music form, although Les Nuits d’été and Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen have received most of their recognition from the orchestral versions.
“All three song cycles on this CD are about love, or rather, follow the course of a love relationship. With Berlioz you can see a development from early love to melancholy and death, only to become more hopeful about love in the last song. And Mahler, from a searching and restless youth, eventually comes to resignation in Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen. There is also a certain storyline in Sieben Liebeslieder.
“Quite simply, the essence of the Lieder tradition!”
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