Malcolm Martineau - Mendelssohn: Complete Songs, Vol. 1 (2014)
Artist: Malcolm Martineau, Sophie Bevan, Mary Bevan, Robin Tritschler, Benjamin Appl, Jonathan McGovern, Allan Clayton
Title: Mendelssohn: Complete Songs, Vol. 1
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Champs Hill Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 64:48 min
Total Size: 266 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Mendelssohn: Complete Songs, Vol. 1
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Champs Hill Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 64:48 min
Total Size: 266 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Scheidend, Op. 9, No. 6, MVW. K 50
2. Reiselied, Op. 19, No. 6, MVW. K 65
3. Morgengruss, Op. 47, No. 2, MVW. K 100
4. An die Entfernte, Op. 71, No. 3, MVW. K 126
5. Heimweh, Op. 8, No. 2
6. Wanderlied, Op. 57, No. 6, MVW. K 108
7. Fruhlingslied, Op. 8, No. 6, MVW. K 17
8. Das erste Veilchen, Op. 19, No. 2, MVW. K 63
9. Im Fruhling, Op. 9, No. 4, MVW. K 107
10. Fruhlingslied, Op. 34, No. 3, MVW. K 89
11. Fruhlingslied, Op. 47, No. 3, MVW. K 101
12. Lied zum Geburtstage, MVW. K 1
13. Seltsam, Mutter, MVW. K 21
14. Sanft, wehn im Hauch der Abendluft, MVW. K 9
15. Weihnachtslied, MVW. K 74
16. Erntelied, Op. 8, No. 4, MVW. K 37
17. Pilgerspruch, Op. 8, No. 5, MVW. K 31
18. Maienlied, Op. 8, No. 7, MVW. K 32
19. Altdeutsches Lied, Op. 57, No. 1, MVW. K 104
20. Jagdlied, Op. 84, No. 3, MVW. K 82
21. Fruhlingslied, Op. 19, No. 1, MVW. K 56
22. Hut du dich, MVW. K 81
23. Six Duets, Op. 63: I. Ich wollt' mein Lieb' ergosse sich, MVW. J 5
24. Six Duets, Op. 63: II. Abschied der Zugvogel, MVW. J 9
25. Six Duets, Op. 63: III. Gruss Wohin ich geh' und schaue, MVW. J 8
26. Six Duets, Op. 63: IV. Herbstlied: Ach wie so bald verhallet der Reigen, MVW. J 11
27. Six Duets, Op. 63: V. Volkslied, O sah' ich auf der Haide dort im Sturme dich, MVW. J 10
28. Six Duets, Op. 63: VI. Maiglockchen und die Blumelien, MVW. J 7
Champs Hill Records is delighted that Malcolm Martineau will be curating a series of Mendelssohn vocal releases presenting songs by Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn alongside each other.
There is a need to "show how unjustly neglected (Felix) Mendelssohn is as a song composer... He can provide sunshine like no:one else in his Spring songs but he can also plumb the depths of emotion in his settings of Goethe and Eichendorff in songs like Die Liebende schreibt and Nachtlied. Many of his darker songs can stand proudly beside the greatest songs of Schumann."
There is also a continued need to promote the music of his sister Fanny on its own merits, much more than just copies of Felix's style, born from her own relationships with poets including Heinrich Heine and Friederike Robert.
For this first release he has gathered together a wealth of imaginative young vocal talent in Sophie Bevan, Robin Tritschler, Jonathan McGovern, Mary Bevan, Allan Clayton and Benjamin Appl. The disc aims to show the rich variety and distinctive voice of Mendelssohn in these songs. Malcolm Martineau and his singers explore five themes: Songs of journeys, departures and greetings from afar, Songs of Spring, The boy Mendelssohn, Antique strains and voices from yesteryear, and a set of duets.
There is a need to "show how unjustly neglected (Felix) Mendelssohn is as a song composer... He can provide sunshine like no:one else in his Spring songs but he can also plumb the depths of emotion in his settings of Goethe and Eichendorff in songs like Die Liebende schreibt and Nachtlied. Many of his darker songs can stand proudly beside the greatest songs of Schumann."
There is also a continued need to promote the music of his sister Fanny on its own merits, much more than just copies of Felix's style, born from her own relationships with poets including Heinrich Heine and Friederike Robert.
For this first release he has gathered together a wealth of imaginative young vocal talent in Sophie Bevan, Robin Tritschler, Jonathan McGovern, Mary Bevan, Allan Clayton and Benjamin Appl. The disc aims to show the rich variety and distinctive voice of Mendelssohn in these songs. Malcolm Martineau and his singers explore five themes: Songs of journeys, departures and greetings from afar, Songs of Spring, The boy Mendelssohn, Antique strains and voices from yesteryear, and a set of duets.
