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Paradise Lost <span>-</span> Prohaska, Anna (soprano) / Drake, Julius (piano)

ALPHA581 Katalognummer
3760014195815 EAN
1CD Format
2020 Utgivelsesår

Artist
Prohaska, Anna | Drake, Julius

Plateselskap
Alpha

Verk

Ravel, Maurice: Trois beaux oiseaux du Paradis (No. 2 from Trois chansons, M69)
Bernstein, Leonard: Silhouette (Galilee)
Messiaen, Olivier: Bonjour toi, colombe verte
Fauré, Gabriel : Paradis (No. 1 from La chanson d'Eve, Op. 95)
Debussy, Claude: Apparition - song (1884)
Lesur, Daniel: Ce qu'Adam dit à Ève
Stravinsky, Igor: Pastorale

Excerpt, Wolf, Hugo: Goethe-Lieder:
XXVI. Die Spröde
XXVII. Die Bekehrte

Brahms, Johannes: Salamander, Op. 107 No. 2
Reimann, Aribert: Gib mir den Apfel
Britten, Benjamin: A Poison Tree (Blake)
Pfitzner, Hans: Röschen biß den Apfel an
Ravel, Maurice: Air du Feu: “Arrière…” from L'enfant et les sortilèges
Rachmaninov, Sergey: 'A-oo', Op.38, No. 6
Ives, Charles: Evening
Purcell, Henry: Sleep, Adam, and take thy rest, Z195

Schubert, Franz:
Auflösung, D807
Abendstern, D806
2:24
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Julius Drake (piano), Anna Prohaska (soprano)

Schumann, Robert:
Jetzt sank des Abends gold'ner Schein (from Das Paradies und die Peri)
Warte, warte, wilder Schiffmann (No. 6 from Liederkreis Op. 24)

Eisler, Hanns: 5 Elegies:
XXIII. Jeden Morgen, mein Brot zu verdienen
XXIV. Diese Stadt hat mich belehrt

Mahler, Gustav: Das irdische Leben (Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
Crumb, George: Wind Elegy
anon.: I will give my love an apple

Velg antall

Produktbeskrivelse

The gestation of this project lasted two years. Anna Prohaska and Julius Drake finally concentrated their research on the themes of Eve, Paradise and banishment. Some songs were obvious choices, such as Fauré?s Paradis, in which God appears to Eve and asks her to name each flower and animal, or Purcell?s Sleep, Adam, sleep with its references to Genesis. But Anna Prohaska also wished to illustrate the cliché of the woman who brought original sin into the world and her status as a tempter who leads man astray, as in Brahms?s Salamander, Wolf?s Die Bekehrte or Ravel?s Air du Feu. In Das Paradies und die Peri, Schumann conjures up the image of Syria?s rose-covered plains. Bernstein also transports us to the desert with Silhouette. . . John Milton?s seventeenth-century masterpiece Paradise Lost was the inspiration for Charles Ives and Benjamin Britten, also featured in this very rich programme that constitutes an invitation to travel and reflection