Guild: GMCD7316
Songs without Words: Music for Flute and Harp
Mozart: Two Songs: Abendempfindung KV 523 / Komm, liebe Zither KV 367b
Tchaikovsky: From the opera ‘Pique Dame’ Act I: Romance
Mascagni: From the opera ‘Cavalleria Rusticana’: Siciliana / Intermezzo
Massenet: From the opera ‘Don Quixote’: Romanesca Antica
Mendelssohn: From ‘Songs Without Words’ (originally for solo piano): Andante espressivo Op.85 No.1 / Andante, un poco agitato Op.102 No.4 / Wiegenlied (Cradle Song) Op.67 No.6 / Andante Op.67 No.1 / Con moto Op.38 No.1 / Andante espressivo Op.62 No.1 / Adagio Op.102 No.2 / Andante sostenuto Op.85 No.4 / Venetianisches Gondellied (Venetian Gondoliers’ Song) Op.30 No.6
Faure: From the songs ‘Melodies’: Chanson d’Amour (Love Song) Op.27 No.1 / En Priere (A Prayer) (1889) / Apres un Reve (After a Dream) Op.7 No.1 (1878) / Ici-bas (Here below) Op.8 No.3 (c.1874)
Poulenc: A sa guitare (1935)
Falla: Nana (Berceuse – cradle song) from Seven Popular Spanish Songs (1914-15)
Falla: Soneta a Cordoba (1927) (Sonnet to Cordoba)
Rimsky-Korsakov: Arab song from ‘Scheherazade’ Op.35 (1888) after the transcription by Fritz Kreisler
Traditional: Cradle Song – Drinking Song: ‘Who’s put the pub in my way?’ (Romanian Folk-Songs)
Our Price: £12.95 (£11.02 ex VAT)
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Artist(s): Andrea Kolle (flute), Jasmine Vollmer (harp)
Release Date: 6th April 2008
More Details on Songs without Words: Music for Flute and Harp
The Duo Andrea Kollé and Jasmine Vollmer have performed together since 2005. They met during their work in the Orchester der Oper Zurich, where they soon discovered a common love of vocal music. This led to the idea of making a recording with classical songs and opera arias arranged for their two instruments, flute and harp.
They began collecting compositions and finally put them together into the programme ‘Songs Without Words’. The basis of this programme is founded upon the beautiful compositions of Mendelssohn's Lieder ohne Worte (Songs without words).
They began collecting compositions and finally put them together into the programme ‘Songs Without Words’. The basis of this programme is founded upon the beautiful compositions of Mendelssohn's Lieder ohne Worte (Songs without words).
