Robert Schumann: Lieder, Volume IV
On this CD:
1. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Lust der Sturmnacht
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
2. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Stirb, Lieb' und Freud'!
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
3. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Wanderlied
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
4. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Erstes Grün
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
5. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Sehnsucht nach der Waldgegend
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
6. Auf das Trinkglas eines verstorbenen Freundes ("Du herrlich Glas, nun stehst du leer"), song for voice & piano, Op. 35/6 Auf das Trinkglas eines verstorbenen Freundes
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
7. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Wanderung
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
8. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Stille Liebe
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
9. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Frage
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
10. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Stille Tränen
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
11. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Wer machte dich so krank
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
12. Songs (12) for voice & piano, Op. 35 Alte Laute
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
13. Lieder und Gesänge (5), songs for voice & piano, Op. 127 No 1 Sängers Trost
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
14. Lieder und Gesänge IV (5), songs for voice & piano, Op. 96 No 2 Schneeglöckchen
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
15. Lieder und Gesänge IV (5), songs for voice & piano, Op. 96 No 03
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
16. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Lied eines Schmiedes
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
17. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Meine Rose
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
18. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Kommen und Scheiden
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
19. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Die Sennin
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
20. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Einsamkeit
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
21. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Der schwere Abend
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
22. Songs (6) (Lenau) and "Requiem" for voice & piano, Op. 90 Requiem
Composed by Robert Schumann
Performed by Peter Schreier, Norman Shetler
Robert Schumann: Lieder, Volume IV, Music, Robert Schumann, Norman Shetler, Peter Schreier, Classical, Romantic Music for Voice and Keyboard, Song Collection for Solo Voice and Piano, Vocal
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Robert Schumann: Lieder, Volume III
Manufacturer: Berlin Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000035PQ Release Date: 1994-03-22 |
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Wide-ranging potpourri of well-performed Schumann Lieder.......2000-12-29
Gerald Felber's essay on "Peter Schreier as a Lieder singer", which takes the place in the liner of notes on the songs themselves, states that "Schreier's exemplary lieder interpretations rest on a slender voice with impeccable intonation and lack of vibrato..." While there is some truth in this characterization, his voice in these performances sounds fuller and richer to me than this statement would imply. There is adequate presence in his tone to carry the line and to color even the most soaring musical phrases, while the intimacy of his instrument allows him to express subtle emotion without sounding mannered. As a result, his interpretation of any given Lied is always worth hearing when one is studying it or comparing performances.
If you are considering buying this CD as an introduction to Robert Schumann's songs, it might not be the best place to start. While the performances are magnificent, listeners who do not read German will be at a disadvantage, since only German texts are included for the songs. Much of the more lyrical portion of this repertoire is duplicated with comparable artistry by Elly Ameling and Jorg Demus on their Deutsche Harmonia Mundi recording of Schubert and Schumann songs, which does include English translations, and, since it sells for a lower price and includes some wonderful Schubert songs in addition to the Schumann, is probably a better bargain overall. Nevertheless, there is a significant contrast between the two discs in that Ameling's voice (recorded in 1965 and 1967) sounds more youthful and lyrical, and Jorg Demus's Hammerflugel accompaniment much thinner, than the full-bodied sound of Schreier in his prime (1972-3), supported by Shetler on a modern piano. Both Ameling and Schreier achieve a satisfyingly soaring tone in the climactic phrases of "Mein schoener Stern", but Ameling and Demus wisely do not attempt the more dramatic "Der Spielman" and "Fluegel, Fluegel", which are particular gems of the Schreier and Shetler disc.
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Robert Schumann: Lieder, Volume IV
Manufacturer: Berlin Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000035PR Release Date: 2005-10-01 |
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