Franz Schubert: Die Freunde von Salamanka
Die Freunde von Salamanka
Edith Mathis, Christine Weidinger, Carol Wyatt, Eberhard Büchner, Robert Holl, Hermann Prey, Kurt Rydl, Thomas Moser, Österreichisches Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester, Theodor Guschlbauer
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- Künstler:
- Edith Mathis, Christine Weidinger, Carol Wyatt, Thomas Moser, Eberhard Büchner, Robert Holl, Hermann Prey, Kurt Rydl, Österreichisches RSO, Theodor Guschlbauer
- Label:
- Brilliant Classics, ADD/LA, 78
- UPC/EAN:
- 5028421939315
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 6.3.2009
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One of the great 'might have beens' of the opera world is Franz Schubert. The composer of some 600 songs, he had a melodic gift and understanding of the human voice unmatched by any composer before or since. Although he had acquired a mastery of symphonic form, a suitable librettist for opera escaped him. Of his 19 operatic projects (the manuscript pages of some were inadvertently used by a servant to light a fire!), only Fierrabras of 1823 clung to the fringes of the repertoire, not being performed complete until 1980 in the US. Schubert always believed that operatic success was essential for his reputation.
The singspiel Die Freunde von Salamanka dates from 1815 when the composer was just 17, and was his seventh opera. The libretto was by Johann Mayrhofer, best remembered as the poet Schubert set into song some 47 times. The dialogue is now lost, but the slight love story is provided with customarily sunny and delightfully tuneful music by Schubert. This opera had its premiere in 1928, a full century after the composer's death.
Further information - Recording made live at the Hohenems Schubertiade Festival in 1978
- 'Beautiful singing by Mathis ... Hermann Prey in excellent form ... lovers of Schubert should not let slip the opportunity of hearing this ... it is affectionately directed by Guschlbauer.' Gramophone
- Booklet contains an introduction to the opera, and a comprehensive synopsis of the plot
- Complete non-copyright libretto available to download at www. brilliantoperacollection. com
The singspiel Die Freunde von Salamanka dates from 1815 when the composer was just 17, and was his seventh opera. The libretto was by Johann Mayrhofer, best remembered as the poet Schubert set into song some 47 times. The dialogue is now lost, but the slight love story is provided with customarily sunny and delightfully tuneful music by Schubert. This opera had its premiere in 1928, a full century after the composer's death.
Further information - Recording made live at the Hohenems Schubertiade Festival in 1978
- 'Beautiful singing by Mathis ... Hermann Prey in excellent form ... lovers of Schubert should not let slip the opportunity of hearing this ... it is affectionately directed by Guschlbauer.' Gramophone
- Booklet contains an introduction to the opera, and a comprehensive synopsis of the plot
- Complete non-copyright libretto available to download at www. brilliantoperacollection. com
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Die Freunde von Salamanka D 326 (Singspiel in 2 Akten) (Gesamtaufnahme)
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1 Ouvertüre
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2 Die Sonne zieht in goldnen Strahlen (1. Akt)
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3 Man ist so glücklich und so frei
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4 Morgen, wenn des Hahnes Ruf erschallt
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5 Einsam schleich' ich durch die Zimmer
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6 Lebensmut und frische Kühlung
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7 Freund, wie wird die Sache enden
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8 Mild senkt sich der Abend nieder
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9 Laßt nur alles leichtfertige Wesen (2. Akt)
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10 Guerilla zieht durch Feld und Wald
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11 Ein wackres Tier, das müßt Ihr sagen
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12 Gelagert unterm hellen Dach
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13 Wo ich weile, wo ich gehe
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14 Von tausend Schlangenbissen
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15 Es murmelte die Quellen
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16 Nichte, Don Diego da
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17 Traurig geht der Geliebte von dannen
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18 Gnäd'ge Frau, ich hab' die Ehre
