Schubert dual

Lise Davidsen, one of today's most compelling sopranos, equally admired in opera and art music circles, turns her attention to Schubert, who not only established the lied as a major genre in Western music but also endowed it with unprecedented expressive depth, exploring the relationship between voice and piano with unique sensitivity. His songs, seemingly melodically simple, contain intense emotional worlds, encompassing the full spectrum of imaginable feelings. Davidsen, known for her powerful voice and extraordinary nuance, delves into this repertoire accompanied by James Baillieu, a refined pianist and ideal partner in this exploration of Schubert's poetry and musical drama.

Programme

Am Bach im Frühling (Schober) D361 3:50

Ganymed (Goethe) D544 5:00

Der Zwerg 5:20

Gretchen am Spinnrade op.2 – 3:20

Mignon (Kennst du das Land) D321 4:30

Gesänge aus Wilhelm Meister Op. 62 D877:

Heiss mich nicht reden /2 3:40

So last mich scheinen /3 3:30

Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt /4 3:00

Der Tod und das Mädchen 2:25

Interval

Der Musensohn (Goethe) D764 2:10

Lachen und Weinen op.59/4 -1:40

Suleika I 6:00

Auf dem See 3:16

Der Blinde Knabe D833 3:30

Du bist die Ruh 59/3 – 4:50

Die Allmacht, 5:00

Die junge Nonne op.43/1, 4:10

Erlkönig op.1 – 4:00

Litanei “Auf das Fest aller Seelen” – 3:40

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