Die Schone Mullerin - Johnson Graham, Bostridge Ian [mp3]

• Wykonawca Johnson Graham , Bostridge Ian
• Data premiery 2010-07-01
• Nośnik CD

GRAMOPHONE AWARD WINNER ; PENGUIN GUIDE ROSETTE ; GRAMOPHONE EDITOR'S CHOICE / CRITICS' CHOICE 'Bostridge's peculiarly beseeching voice enshrines the vulnerability, tender feeling and obsessive love of the youthful miller … A soul-searching interpretation which now ranks with those tenor versions [listed above] as a recommendation' (Gramophone)'Ian Bostridge produces youthfully golden tone and gives an eagerly detailed account to match even the finest rivals' (The Guardian)'Another marvellous disc in an eminently collectable series' (The Independent).   The origin of the story about the beautiful maid of the mill is difficult to trace. It was the subject of Paisiello’s opera L’amor contrastato or La bella Molinara (1788) which made its triumphant progress through Germany under the title Die schöne Müllerin. In 1795 the young Beethoven wrote two sets of piano variations based on arias (including the celebrated ‘Nel cor più non mi sento’) from this work. Paisiello’s opera was performed in Vienna in 1822 when Schubert may well have seen it. Goethe had also written a sequence of poems entitled Edelknabe und Müllerin (‘The young lord and the miller-maid’) on this theme but he was not the only poet to write of romance at the mill; Brentano had used this subject, as had Justinus Kerner. The famous anthology of folk poetry Des Knaben Wunderhorn has an entire sequence devoted to millers and miller-maids. In his Jugendlieder (1810–1813) Friedrich Rückert has a poem which contains these four lines which should be compared to the opening of Am Feierabend (V)

• Tytuł Die Schone Mullerin
• Seria Hyperion 30
• Kompozytor Schubert Franz
• Dystrybutor Music Island
• Rok nagrania 2009
• Liczba nośników 1
• Rodzaj opakowania Jewel Case
• Wymiary w opakowaniu [mm] 125 x 10 x 140
• Indeks 65988411