Beethoven: Lieder, Vol. 1
Rainer Trost (tenor), Bernadette Bartos (piano), Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Ricardo Bojórquez (bass), Elisabeth Breuer (soprano)
To sum up, therefore, this is an interesting disc with a number a songs collected in one place that may well interest either Beethoven fanatics or singers interested in fringe repertoire. Performances...
Beethoven: Lieder, Vol. 1
Rainer Trost (tenor), Bernadette Bartos (piano), Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Ricardo Bojórquez (bass), Elisabeth Breuer (soprano)
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To sum up, therefore, this is an interesting disc with a number a songs collected in one place that may well interest either Beethoven fanatics or singers interested in fringe repertoire. Performances...
About
Beethovens contribution to the development of German song was significant he wrote some 90 songs but it has inevitably been overshadowed by his mastery of orchestral and instrumental music. Unlike Mozart and Schuberts works in the genre, little is known about the composition and performance of Beethovens songs, but he is known to have greatly respected Goethe, as his settings amply show, not least in the incidental music to Egmont, from which Freudvoll und leidvoll is taken.
Contents and tracklist
- Rainer Trost (tenor), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Rainer Trost (tenor), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Ricardo Bojórquez (bass), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Rainer Trost (tenor), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Paul Armin Edelmann (baritone), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
- Elisabeth Breuer (soprano), Bernadette Bartos (piano)
Awards and reviews
May/June 2020
To sum up, therefore, this is an interesting disc with a number a songs collected in one place that may well interest either Beethoven fanatics or singers interested in fringe repertoire. Performances are good, and in a few cases quite fine, and the recording is a nice one.