Choral, Eisler (composer)
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Forbidden, yet seldom forbidding, Appl’s exquisitely cultivated fruits are ripe for plucking, and deserve to be consumed with unalloyed relish! —
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International Classical Music Awards, 2015, Nominated - Vocal Music
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Presto Editor's Choice, June 2023
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Eve finds her voice as Prohaska and Drake navigate Eden’s bright spots and murkier corners. A heady selection of songs to intoxicate the senses; vivid storytelling and musicality. —
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Presto Editor's Choice, April 2020
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Gramophone Awards, 2021, Shortlisted - Song
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the musical journey is compelling...Only an arrangement for strings of Lotti’s most famous Crucifixus feels like a misstep in an otherwise ingeniously plotted project delivered with panache... —
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2024, Winner - Female Singer of the Year
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Eisler: Deutsche Sinfonie Op. 50
Matthias Goerne (tenor), Hendrikje Wangemann (soprano), Annette Markert (contralto), Peter Lika (bass), Gert Gutschow (speaker), Volker Schwarz (speaker), Matthias Goerne (baritone)
Ernst Senff Chor, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Lothar Zagrosek
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Special offer. Brecht-Songs with Gisela May
Gisela May (Anna I/II), Peter Schreier (tenor), Hans-Joachim Rotzsch (tenor), Gunther Leib (baritone), Hermann Christian Polster (bass)
Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Leipzig, Herbert Kegel
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Berlin, City of Music
Including works by Weber, Bach, Brahms, Weill and Eisler
May/Prey/
Petersen Quartett/Deutsches SO Berlin
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Special offer. Eisler-Edition Vol. 3: Songs & Cantatas in Exile
Roswitha Trexler, Helmut Hofmann, Klaus Stockel, Wolfgang Bilfinger, Heinz Christoph, Volker Metz, Siegfried Arnold
Radio-Chor Leipzig, Max Pommer
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I’m a Stranger Here Myself
Songs by Kurt Weill and Hans Eisler
Salome Kammer (voice) & Rudi Spring (piano)
There's some historical logic in yoking Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler together – both were active in Berlin from the late 1920s, until forced to leave by the Nazis, and both worked with Bertolt... —