Help
Skip to main content

Andreas Scholl: Wanderer

Andreas Scholl (counter-tenor) & Tamar Halperin (piano)

Andreas Scholl: Wanderer
Scholl is seeking out that place in German Lieder where folksong seems to transmute into art song: simplicity is all, and the Brahms songs are performed with virtually no interpretative gloss,...

Andreas Scholl: Wanderer

Andreas Scholl (counter-tenor) & Tamar Halperin (piano)

Purchase product

44.1 kHz, 16 bit, FLAC/ALAC/WAV

$13.75

320 kbps, MP3

$10.00

This release includes a digital booklet

Stream now lossless, 44.1 kHz, 16 bit
Scholl is seeking out that place in German Lieder where folksong seems to transmute into art song: simplicity is all, and the Brahms songs are performed with virtually no interpretative gloss,...

About

A new and exquisite collection of German songs from counter-tenor Andreas Scholl, providing a perfect balance between text and music. The choice of music reflects Scholl’s belief that music need not be confined in performance to a particular voice type, as long as “the singer’s approach is true.”

Scholl pulls off a bravura display in Schubert’s An Mignon, singing in both the counter-tenor and baritone register. The performance of these songs reveals an intuitive understanding between singer and accompanist, Andreas Scholl and Tamar Halperin.

Contents and tracklist

42. In stiller Nacht
Track length3:06
21. Es ging ein Maidlein zarte
Track length2:33
No. 6 in B minor
Track length1:24
25. Mein Mädel hat einen Rosenmund
Track length1:54
30. All mein' Gedanken
Track length2:34
6. Da unten im Tale
Track length1:36
2. Intermezzo in A
Track length6:18

Spotlight on this release

Awards and reviews

January 2013

Scholl is seeking out that place in German Lieder where folksong seems to transmute into art song: simplicity is all, and the Brahms songs are performed with virtually no interpretative gloss, allowing words to speak purely through the register and harmonic underlay of their setting.

January 2013

Scholl brings the same commitment to the Classical and Romantic repertory as he does to Purcell and Dowland. His priorities, as he states on the packaging, are 'simplicity and sincerity'...As a recitalist, Scholl is less a story-teller than a weaver of spells, unleashing a fully conceived emotional state and sustaining it.

2nd November 2012

On one level Wanderer gives the listener abundant pleasure...Scholl’s diligent phrasing, purity of tone and lack of tricks bring...rewards...His piano partner, Tamar Halperin, is deft and poetic...Listen a little deeper, though, and limits to this pleasure emerge. Up at the top of Scholl’s register the more the voice seems trapped in a narrow pipe with no room for clear articulation of words or subtle changes of colour and weight.
View download progress