Susan Gritton, Eugene Asti - Fanny Mendelssohn: Lieder (2013) CD-Rip
Artist: Susan Gritton, Eugene Asti
Title: Fanny Mendelssohn: Lieder
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Helios
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 72:02
Total Size: 297 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Fanny Mendelssohn: Lieder
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Helios
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 72:02
Total Size: 297 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Fanny Mendelssohn (1805-1847)
01. 12 Songs, Op. 8 - #3 Italien [0:02:10.00]
02. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #1 Die Ersehnte [0:02:13.37]
03. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #2 Ferne [0:02:23.25]
04. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #3 Der Rosenkranz [0:02:37.63]
05. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #4 Die Frühen Gräber [0:03:42.62]
06. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #5 Der Maiabend [0:01:21.25]
07. 12 Songs, Op. 9 - #6 Die Mainacht [0:03:05.38]
08. Ich Wandelte Unter Den Bäumen [0:03:33.62]
09. Die Schiffende [0:02:57.50]
10. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #1 Schwanenlied [0:02:47.63]
11. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #2 Wanderlied [0:01:50.00]
12. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #3 Warum Sind Denn Die Rosen So Blass? [0:02:20.00]
13. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #4 Maienlied [0:01:47.25]
14. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #5 Morgenständchen [0:01:59.37]
15. 6 Songs, Op. 1 - #6 Gondellied [0:03:48.38]
16. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #1 Nachtwanderer [0:02:18.25]
17. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #2 Erwin [0:02:00.12]
18. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #3 Frühling [0:01:39.13]
19. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #4 Du Bist Die Ruh [0:02:35.37]
20. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #5 Bitte [0:01:48.13]
21. 6 Songs, Op. 7 - #6 Dein Ist Mein Herz [0:02:46.50]
22. Traum [0:03:05.25]
23. Suleika [0:03:06.37]
24. Dämmrung Senkte Sich Von Oben [0:02:24.13]
25. 5 Songs, Op. 10 - #1 Nach Süden [0:02:04.25]
26. 5 Songs, Op. 10 - #2 Vorwurf [0:02:54.50]
27. 5 Songs, Op. 10 - #3 Abendbild [0:02:16.37]
28. 5 Songs, Op. 10 - #4 Im Herbste [0:02:41.63]
29. 5 Songs, Op. 10 - #5 Bergeslust [0:01:53.50]
Personnel:
Susan Gritton (soprano)
Eugene Asti (piano)
Fanny Mendelssohn, Felix’s older sister, was long and unjustly overlooked as a serious composer, despite a considerable and impressive output comprising numerous piano pieces, duets, trios, choral works, chamber music for different instruments, an overture, an oratorio, several major cantatas—and innumerable songs. She was writing music at a time when it was considered unsuitable for a woman from the upper middle classes to have ambitions as a professional musician. Despite her gifts and desire for recognition, throughout most of her life Fanny respected the prevailing conventions and the wishes of her family, accepting the prescribed role of a cultivated Berlin lady of the time.
This recording is devoted to 29 of her beautiful songs. Most of them were recorded here for the first time. The poets include Goethe, Heine, Eichendorff, Rückert, Lenau and Geibel, most of whom were known to Fanny personally.
This recording is devoted to 29 of her beautiful songs. Most of them were recorded here for the first time. The poets include Goethe, Heine, Eichendorff, Rückert, Lenau and Geibel, most of whom were known to Fanny personally.