Descript |
1 sound disc : CD audio, digital ; 4 3/4 in + 1 booklet (34 pages) |
Note |
Compact disc |
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Title from disc surface |
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Translated from German |
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Lyrics on container insert |
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Piano version by the composer |
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Song cycle for mezzo-soprano, tenor, and piano |
Contents |
Das trinklied vom jammer der erde (06:35) (The drinking song of earth's sorrow) -- Die einsame im herbst (10:56) (The solitary one in autumn) -- Der pavillon aus porzellan (02:35) (The pavillon of porcelain) -- Am ufer (06:12) (On the docks) -- Der trinker im frühling(03:40) (The drunkard in spring) -- Der abschied (31:20) (The farewell) |
Performer(S) |
Christian Kaelberer, Alexandra Von Roepke, Peter Furlong |
Summary |
No work embodies Theodor W. Adorno's quote better than Gustav Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde (The Song of the Earth). Its subject and internal structure form the core aspect of the composition and thus are the cornerstones of a work which is much more than just 'a serious piece.' Gustav Mahler wrote this song in 1908 during his extremely tumultuous later life. Before his death in 1911, he had heard the premiere of neither the orchestral version nor his handwritten piano version |
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Song cycles
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Songs (High voice) with piano
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Songs (Medium voice) with piano
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Compact discs
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Alt Author |
Kaelberer, Christian
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Von Roepke, Alexandra
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Furlong, Peter
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Add Title |
Song of the earth |
ISBN/ISSN |
4003913126382 |
Music # |
CTH2638 Thorofon |
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11952078 |
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