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Daniel Behle sings Richard Strauss Lieder

Daniel Behle (tenor) & Oliver Schnyder (piano

Daniel Behle sings Richard Strauss Lieder
Soft, inward rapture for 'Ständchen' is Behle's excellent starting point...An easy confidentiality never allows over-inflection here...Whether or not the studio tells the truth, Behle is also...

Daniel Behle sings Richard Strauss Lieder

Daniel Behle (tenor) & Oliver Schnyder (piano

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Soft, inward rapture for 'Ständchen' is Behle's excellent starting point...An easy confidentiality never allows over-inflection here...Whether or not the studio tells the truth, Behle is also...

About

With many acclaimed and award-winning recordings under his belt and continuous opera and concert engagements, Daniel Behle’s career is definitely rocketing. His previous recordings have been well received with MusicWeb awarding his Die Schöne Müllerin CD on Capriccio (C5044) Recording of the Month. The critic said “Daniel Behle has presented himself as a significant interpreter of Lieder”, so Capriccio is delighted to present a selection of songs by Richard Strauss.

Daniel Behle said of his latest recording: “I am a lyrical Tenor and as such, one just gets introduced to the Schöne Müllerin, later to the Dichterliebe and eventually to the Winterreise (although I allow myself more time for that one) in the course of one's studies. At the moment I am quite happy to have opened another page besides the lightly lyrical: to dip into the late romantic era and to discover the outgoing, active and hands-on aspects of the period.”

Contents and tracklist

No. 2, Standchen
Track length2:21
No. 5, Herr Lenz
Track length1:11
No. 2, Ich liebe dich
Track length1:58
No. 1, Freundliche Vision
Track length2:48
No. 1, Ruhe, meine Seele
Track length3:26
No. 2, Cacilie
Track length1:59
No. 3, Heimliche Aufforderung
Track length3:09
No. 4, Morgen
Track length3:20
No. 1, Zueignung
Track length1:29
No. 2, Nichts
Track length1:24
No. 3, Die Nacht (the Night)
Track length2:53
No. 4, Die Georgine
Track length3:39
No. 5, Geduld
Track length4:19
No. 6, Die Verschwiegenen
Track length1:00
No. 7, Die Zeitlose
Track length1:33
No. 8, Allerseelen
Track length2:48
No. 1, Wozu noch, Madchen
Track length1:41
No. 2, Breit uber mein Haupt
Track length1:27
No. 3, Schon sind, doch kalt die Himmelssterne
Track length1:56
No. 4, Wie sollten wir geheim sie halten
Track length1:28
No. 5, Hoffen und wieder verzagen
Track length3:02
No. 6, Mein Herz ist stumm, mein Herz ist kalt
Track length3:15
No. 4, Befreit
Track length5:13

Awards and reviews

July 2012

Soft, inward rapture for 'Ständchen' is Behle's excellent starting point...An easy confidentiality never allows over-inflection here...Whether or not the studio tells the truth, Behle is also able to bring a heroic sheen to the refulgent climaxes...which makes comparison with Jonas Kaufmann not inappropriate; but in any case this is a tenor with a candid, easy approach all his own.

6th May 2012

This thrilling Strauss album makes me want to hear this young German tenor in everything he sings. His light lyric timbre is reminiscent, in its ascents to the stratosphere, of earlier German-speaking tenors (Tauber and Dermota spring to mind). He crowns Cäcilie with a stunning top B...breathtaking work from both singer and pianist.
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