Lucia Popp sings Schubert, Schoenberg & R Strauss
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Label: Orfeo - Orfeo d'Or
Cat No: C789101
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 28th June 2010
Contents
Works
Lieder (4), op.2Der Knabe, D692
Der Schmetterling, D633
Die Gebusche, D646
Die Rose, D745
Fulle der Liebe, D854
Lieder (4), op.36
Lieder (8), op.10 TrV141 (Gedichte aus 'Letzte Blatter')
Artists
Lucia Popp (soprano)Irwin Gage (piano)
Works
Lieder (4), op.2Der Knabe, D692
Der Schmetterling, D633
Die Gebusche, D646
Die Rose, D745
Fulle der Liebe, D854
Lieder (4), op.36
Lieder (8), op.10 TrV141 (Gedichte aus 'Letzte Blatter')
Artists
Lucia Popp (soprano)Irwin Gage (piano)
About
At the Munich Opera Festival in 1984, Lucia Popp presented a combination of lesser-known songs of well-known composers in a programme that formed a musically colourful and harmonious whole. This live recording, made in the intimate rococo hall of the Cuvilliés Theatre, allows us to experience that concert once again.
Lucia Popp was partnered there by Irwin Gage, whose musical qualities matched her own, yet who refrained from placing himself in the foreground.
With their opening selection of Schubert they were able to transfix the audience in such a manner that the ensuing group of Schoenberg’s early Songs Op.2 seemed to follow on quite naturally. In Strauss’s Ophelia Songs, Popp displayed her extraordinary ability to portray a stage character swiftly, yet in a manner well-rounded and accurate, by purely vocal means.
Bayerischen Staatsoper, Cuvilliés-Theater 23/7/1984.
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