Dostupnosť:
dodacia doba 3-7 dní
Katalógové číslo:
ALPHA722
Autori:
Anton Webern, Arnold Schönberg, Fritz Kreisler, Johann Strauss II
Interpreti:
Joonas Ahonen, Julia Gallego, Marko Milenkovic, Meesun Hong, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Reto Bieri, Thomas Kaufmann
Schoenberg: Pierrot lunaire, Op. 21
Work length36:29
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Meesun Hong, Julia Gallego, Reto Bieri, Thomas Kaufmann, Joonas Ahonen
I. Mondestrunken
Track length1:55
II. Colombine
Track length1:56
III. Der Dandy
Track length1:28
IV. Eine blasse Wäscherin
Track length1:36
V. Valse de Chopin
Track length1:22
VI. Madonna
Track length1:58
VII. Der kranke Mond
Track length2:45
VIII. Nacht (Passcaglia)
Track length2:09
IX. Gebet an Pierrot
Track length1:12
X. Raub
Track length1:09
XI. Rote Messe
Track length1:57
XII. Galgenlied
Track length0:19
XIII. Enthauptung
Track length2:15
XIV. Die Kreuze
Track length2:14
XV. Heimweh
Track length2:28
XVI. Gemeinheit!
Track length1:12
XVII. Parodie
Track length1:20
XVIII. Der Mondfleck
Track length0:56
XIX. Serenade
Track length2:49
XX. Heimfahrt (Barcarole)
Track length1:44
XXI. O alter Duft
Track length1:45
Strauss, J, II: Emperor’s Waltz, Op. 437
Work length12:38
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Meesun Hong, Julia Gallego, Reto Bieri, Marko Milenkovic, Thomas Kaufmann, Joonas Ahonen
Schoenberg: Phantasy for Violin and Piano, Op. 47
Work length9:28
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Joonas Ahonen
Webern: Four pieces for violin & piano, Op. 7 (1910)
Work length5:04
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Joonas Ahonen
I. Sehr langsam
Track length1:19
II. Rasch
Track length1:23
III. Sehr langsam
Track length1:18
IV. Bewegt
Track length1:04
Kreisler: Little Viennese March
Work length3:20
Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Thomas Kaufmann, Reto Bieri, Joonas Ahonen
Schoenberg: Kleine Klavierstücke (6), Op. 19
Work length5:31
Joonas Ahonen
I. Leicht, zart
Track length1:23
II. Langsam
Track length0:53
III. Sehr Langsam
Track length1:00
IV. Rasch, aber leicht
Track length0:28
V. Etwas rasch
Track length0:33
VI. Sehr langsam
Track length1:14
Pierrot lunaire, premiered in Berlin in 1912, is a series of twenty-one short melodramas for voice and five instruments on German translations of poems by Albert Giraud. Here the composer first introduces Sprechgesang (speech-song), a technique that revolutionised declamation. Schoenberg wanted the piece to be ironic, at once tender and grotesque, in the manner of cabaret songs. Patricia Kopatchinskaja, the violinist who is also an occasional actress, had long dreamt of playing and reciting this unique work. It was a pain in her arm preventing her from playing the violin that one day propelled her into the role of narrator: ‘All my life I have felt that I was Pierrot. Every time I played this piece on the violin when I was a student, I would say the words in my head.’ She has now played and performed Pierrot in many venues around the world, including the Berlin Philharmonie, several cities in the United States, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Sweden. Now she has assembled a number of her musician friends and decided to record it for posterity. Schoenberg’s Phantasy op.47 and Six Little Piano Pieces op.19 complete the programme, along with works by Webern ( Four Pieces for violin and piano op.7 ) and Schoenberg’s arrangement of Johann Strauss’s Kaiser-Walzer (Emperor Waltz) op.437.