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Paul Juon: Lieder

Maria Riccarda Wesseling (soprano)

Paul Juon: Lieder
[Wesseling] and pianist Clau Scherrer are persuasive guides through Juon’s world. Wesseling’s voice is expressive if grainy, and she has a finely understated way with words…the Lieder proper...

Paul Juon: Lieder

Maria Riccarda Wesseling (soprano)

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[Wesseling] and pianist Clau Scherrer are persuasive guides through Juon’s world. Wesseling’s voice is expressive if grainy, and she has a finely understated way with words…the Lieder proper...

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Although Paul Juon was a contemporary of modernist composers Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, and Anton Webern, his music is stylistically aligned to the flowing emotional style of late Romanticism. Juon utilizes Russian and Nordic folk tunes, to which he adds sophisticated harmony and irregular beats. Once, a critic described his music as the missing link between Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky. Maria Riccarda Wesselin and pianist Clau Scherrer deliver these works in a way that will ensure their induction into the repertoire.

Contents and tracklist

No. 2, Das Mädchen
Track length1:36
No. 1, Das verlassene Mädchen
Track length2:16

Awards and reviews

December 2016

[Wesseling] and pianist Clau Scherrer are persuasive guides through Juon’s world. Wesseling’s voice is expressive if grainy, and she has a finely understated way with words…the Lieder proper are all little dramas, with moods and characters carefully etched. Scherrer is a wonderful accompanist, subtle, clear and alert throughout. A disc of great sincerity, beautifully done
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