Mikuli - Metamorphoses: Songs and Cantata to German Poetry
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Label: Dux
Cat No: DUX1950
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 3rd November 2023
Contents
Artists
Witold Zoladkiewicz (baritone)Gabriela Machowska (piano)
Aleksandra Knitter-Sikora (violin)
Jolanta Bartnik (violin)
Malgorzata Jamiolkowska (viola)
Maciej Skowronski (cello)
Tomasz Opuchlik (double bass)
Works
Die Reue, op.30Songs (6), op.16
Songs (6), op.17
Songs (7), op.27
Artists
Witold Zoladkiewicz (baritone)Gabriela Machowska (piano)
Aleksandra Knitter-Sikora (violin)
Jolanta Bartnik (violin)
Malgorzata Jamiolkowska (viola)
Maciej Skowronski (cello)
Tomasz Opuchlik (double bass)
About
Mikuli, a disciple of Chopin himself, a well-known and respected director of the Galician Music Society, is not inferior to Schubert or Schumann, to whom he looked up while composing his songs.
Clearly referring to their output, as far as the genre is concerned, his songs represent Romantic music of German-speaking composers. Dedicated to the representatives of the Lviv social elite, they are not salon music, but artistic songs of the highest standard. Both the vocal and piano parts are very demanding.
Baritone Witold Żołądkiewicz and pianist Gabriela Machowska complement each other in an excellent, nuanced interpretation, expressing their passion for chamber music. The late Romantic cantata in a version with string quintet proves not only the ease with which Mikuli operates a diverse ensemble, but also his sense of drama.
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