Antonin Dvorak: Stabat Mater op.58
Stabat Mater op.58
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- +Robert Shaw spricht mit Martin Goldsmith über Dvoraks Stabat Mater (in engl. Spr.)
- Künstler: Goerke, Simpson, Olsen, Berg, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Shaw
- Label: Telarc, DDD, 98
- Erscheinungstermin: 20.9.1999
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Im Januar 1999 starb mit Robert Shaw einer der bedeutendsten Chorleiter und Dirigenten der USA. In den letzten zwanzig Jahren sorgte Shaw, der 82 Jahre alt wurde, mit etwa 40 Aufnahmen für einen wichtigen Repertoirebereich des Telarc-Labels. Seine Einspielungen brachten ihm eine Fülle von Schallplattenpreisen ein – darunter allein sieben Grammy Awards. Im Herbst 1998 entstand Shaws Einspielung von Antonin Dvoraks Stabat Mater – eines sehr persönlichen Werkes, mit dem der tschechische Komponist vor allem im chorbegeisterten England wahre Triumphe feierte. Es handelt sich hierbei um eines der eindringlichsten Werke der Romantik; es steht mit seinen großartigen Chören und dem Wechselspiel von Arien und Ensembles in der Tradition böhmischer Kirchenmusik, wie sie etwa Franz Schubert hinterlassen hat. Shaws Interpretation mit dem Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus sowie herausragenden Solisten der amerikanischen Musikszene (Christine Goerke, Marietta Simpson, Stanford Olsen, Nathan Berg) wird hier zum bedeutenden Vermächtnis.
The late Robert Shaw, who died in January 1999, had a long and fruitful relationship with Telarc, spanning twenty years and producing 41 recordings, eleven of which have won Grammy Awards. The current recording is the final one to be made by the conductor. Included on the second disc is a spoken interview of Shaw made by National Public Radio’s© Martin Goldsmith, host of "Performance Today."© The interview was made in November 1998, just after the recording sessions for the Dvorak Stabat Mater, and features Shaw discussing his career, this work, and the state of the choral art. Portions of the interview were originally broadcast over NPR on April 2, 1999.
The Stabat Mater was written by Dvorak in direct response to personal and private grief—when he began the work, in 1876, he and his wife had recently lost a baby daughter, who had lived only two days. Other work intervened requiring the composer to set the Stabat Mater aside, but he soon resumed it in 1877 after losing two more children in quick succession—a baby daughter to accidental poisoning, and his three-year-old son to smallpox.
The work was premiered in Prague in 1880, by which time Dvorak had risen from obscurity and poverty to become an internationally known composer. In 1883, the London premiere of the Stabat Mater met with such success that Dvorak was invited to come to England to conduct the work. He did so, conducting an enormous orchestra and chorus in the Royal Albert Hall in 1884.
In the CD booklet for this recording, Telarc President Robert Woods, longtime friend of Shaw and producer of most of his recordings on the Telarc label, offers a moving personal reflection on his experiences at the recording sessions for the Stabat Mater.
“I had the pleasure of making many recordings with Robert Shaw during our twenty-year relationship,” said Woods, “during which I enjoyed numerous special and moving moments. But this,” he continued, “was a truly unique and exceptional experience.”
(concordmusicgroup. com)
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The late Robert Shaw, who died in January 1999, had a long and fruitful relationship with Telarc, spanning twenty years and producing 41 recordings, eleven of which have won Grammy Awards. The current recording is the final one to be made by the conductor. Included on the second disc is a spoken interview of Shaw made by National Public Radio’s© Martin Goldsmith, host of "Performance Today."© The interview was made in November 1998, just after the recording sessions for the Dvorak Stabat Mater, and features Shaw discussing his career, this work, and the state of the choral art. Portions of the interview were originally broadcast over NPR on April 2, 1999.
The Stabat Mater was written by Dvorak in direct response to personal and private grief—when he began the work, in 1876, he and his wife had recently lost a baby daughter, who had lived only two days. Other work intervened requiring the composer to set the Stabat Mater aside, but he soon resumed it in 1877 after losing two more children in quick succession—a baby daughter to accidental poisoning, and his three-year-old son to smallpox.
The work was premiered in Prague in 1880, by which time Dvorak had risen from obscurity and poverty to become an internationally known composer. In 1883, the London premiere of the Stabat Mater met with such success that Dvorak was invited to come to England to conduct the work. He did so, conducting an enormous orchestra and chorus in the Royal Albert Hall in 1884.
In the CD booklet for this recording, Telarc President Robert Woods, longtime friend of Shaw and producer of most of his recordings on the Telarc label, offers a moving personal reflection on his experiences at the recording sessions for the Stabat Mater.
“I had the pleasure of making many recordings with Robert Shaw during our twenty-year relationship,” said Woods, “during which I enjoyed numerous special and moving moments. But this,” he continued, “was a truly unique and exceptional experience.”
(concordmusicgroup. com)
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M. Mezger in stereoplay 12/99: "Das Quartett läßt sich Dvoraks Melos in der Kehle zergehen, als wär' es bestes Belcanto-Feingold. Der famose Chor steht dem mit ela- stischer Kraft und klangvoller Transparenz in nichts nach. Die Krone aber gebührt Shaws Dirigat: Er bürstet nicht gegen den Strich und kratzt nicht auf, aber er gewahrt im Idyll alle Skalen schmerzlicher Intensität. Er holt alles heraus, was minderen Dirigenten an Nuancen entgeht. Solch bekenntnishafte Präzision entfesselt un- erwartete dramatische Spannung."- Tracklisting
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- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
Stabat Mater op. 58
- 1 Stabat Mater dolorosa
- 2 Quis es homo, qui non fleret
- 3 Eja Mater, fons amoris
- 4 Fac, ut ardeat cor meum
- 5 Tui nati vulcerati
- 6 Fac me vere tecum flere
- 7 Virgo virgium pracclara
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Fac, ut portem Christi mortem
- 2 Inflammatus et accensus
- 3 Quando corpus morietur
- 4 Robert Shaw discusses Dvorak's Stabat mater with Martin Goldsmith of National Public Radio
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