Franz Schubert: Sämtliche Lieder 21 (CD)

Franz Schubert (1797-1828)

Edith Mathis, Graham Johnson

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Schlaflied D. 527; Sehnsucht D. 516; Die Liebe D. 522; Die Forelle D. 550; Nur wer die Liebe kennt D. 513a; Der Flug der Zeit D. 515; Trost D. 523; Die abgeblühte Linde D. 514; Das Lied vom Reifen D. 532; An eine Quelle D. 530; An die Musik D. 547; Der Schäfer und der Reiter D. 517; Hänflings Liebeswerbung D. 552; Schweizerlied D. 559; Liebhaber in allen Gestalten D. 558; Abschied von einem Freunde D. 578; Erlafsee D. 586; Lied eines Kindes D. 596; Evangelium Johannes D. 607; Lob der Tränen D. 711; Grablied für eine Mutter D. 616; Der Blumenbrief D. 622; Blondel zu Marien D. 626; Vom Mitleiden Mariae D. 632

Artists:: Edith Mathis, Graham Johnson
Label:: Hyperion
Year of recording ca.:: 1992
UPC/EAN:: 0034571130217
Release date:: 20.6.1994

Product-Information:

Most of the discs issued so far in this series have programmes built around a theme, but some have been planned to show the chronology of the composer’s life and achievements. Volume 12, for example, features songs from 1811 to 1814; four discs (Volumes 7, 10, 20 and 22) concentrate on the huge and varied output of 1815; Volumes 17, 23 and 32 highlight the achievements of 1816. As the series progresses and draws to its close, each of the creative periods in Schubert’s life will be covered by a disc—in some cases a collaborative Schubertiad—which will depart from the idea of a thematic recital and return to the more conventional side of the programme builder’s art—a chronological corrective, perhaps, to the more wide-ranging and eclectic discs built around ideas, poets or themes. These two approaches to looking at (and listening to) the composer’s output are best taken in tandem.

Rezensionen

'What riches are to be found here in a recital that is, by any yardstick, a profoundly satisfying one ... the musical marriage of the performers seems one made in heaven' (Gramophone)

'A source of endless delight' (Classic CD)

'A delectable group of 24 songs written in 1817 / 18, including a high proportion of charmers' (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)

Reviews

W.-D. Peter in FonoForum 12/94: "Eine Wieder- begegnung nach langer Zeit - und ungetrübte Freude. Eine Lied-CD mit Feinschliff, doch ohne kühle Brillanz, vielmehr voller Gesang mit Herz und Seele."