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Juliane Banse: Im Arm der Liebe - Love’s Embrace | BR Klassik 900322

Juliane Banse: Im Arm der Liebe - Love’s Embrace

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Label: BR Klassik

Cat No: 900322

Barcode: 4035719003222

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 1

Genre: Vocal/Choral

Release Date: 27th October 2017

Contents

Artists

Juliane Banse (soprano)
Munchner Rundfunkorchester

Conductor

Sebastian Weigle

Works

Braunfels, Walter

Chinese Songs (3), op.19

Korngold, Erich Wolfgang

Einfache Lieder (6), op.9
» no.1 Schneeglockchen
» no.3 Das Standchen
» no.4 Liebesbriefchen (A Little Love-Letter)
» no.6 Sommer (Summer)

Marx, Joseph

Der bescheidene Schafer (The unassuming Shepherd)
Marienlied (Song of Mary)
Selige Nacht
Sommerlied (Summer Song)
Standchen
Und gestern hat er mir Rosen gebracht (He brought me Roses yesterday)
Waldseligkeit (Bliss in the Woods)

Pfitzner, Hans

Lieder (5), op.11
» no.4 Venus mater
» no.5 Gretel
Lieder (5), op.26
» no.2 Nachts
» no.4 Trauerstille
Untreu und Trost, WoO11

Artists

Juliane Banse (soprano)
Munchner Rundfunkorchester

Conductor

Sebastian Weigle

About

Juliane Banse's current concept album, entitled "Love’s Embrace”, is devoted to orchestral Lieder of the early twentieth century and presents works and composers who have been very unjustly forgotten. The romantic lyrics have catchy melodies and lightweight orchestration; they are easily on a par with the well-known orchestral Lieder by Mahler or Strauss. An excellent opportunity to regain familiarity with Late Romantic orchestral Lieder by Hans Pfitzner, Joseph Marx, Walter Braunfels and Erich Wolfgang Korngold, and to experience them in exemplary interpretations.

Towards the end of the nineteenth century, the Golden Age of the orchestral piano Lied and the original orchestral Lied had begun - with Hugo Wolf and, above all, Gustav Mahler. “Away with the piano!" was the latter's fierce demand: "We moderns need a larger device to express our thoughts, whether great or small.” Richard Strauss, Hans Pfitzner, Erich Wolfgang Korngold and Max Reger thought and composed in very much the same manner as such now-forgotten and soon to be finally rediscovered masters as Joseph Marx or Walter Braunfels.

Together with the Munich Rundfunkorchester conducted by Sebastian Weigle, Juliane Banse recorded the orchestral Lieder in a studio production by the Bayerische Rundfunk in March 2015.

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