Irmgard Seefried - Seefried Edition - Import 20 CD

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Irmgard Seefried

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Scheduled to be recorded [CD 1] Mozart: 1) K.524, K.525, K.525, K.525 1) Kloe to K.524, 2) Farewell Song K.519, 3) Child's play K.598, 4) The Secret K.518, 5) Evening Thoughts K.518 5) Evening Thoughts K.523, 6) The Lovely Spinning Girl, K.531, 7) When Louise burns her unfaithful lover's letter, K.520, 8) In the lonely woods K.308(295b), 9) Longing for Spring K.596, 10-17) Schumann: "Love and Life of Woman" Op.42 Performed by Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded in Vienna, October 1957 [CD 2] Schubert:. 1) Spring D882, 2) Chorale for All Souls' Day D343, 3) Singing on the Water D774, 4) Ave Maria (Ellen's Song No.3) D839, 5) Love Betrayed D751, 6) The Fisherman's Song D881, 7) The Young Nun D828, 8-10) Mignon's Song D877, 11) Knowing You, the Southern Country D321, 12) Lullaby D498, 13) Bliss D433, 14) Laughter and Tears D777, 15) Song in the Green D917, 16) More and more D550, 17) The Lover of a Thousand Changes D558, 18) On the Music D547 [Performed by] Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded] May & June, 1958, Vienna/. [CD 3] Schubert:. 1) King of Thule D367, 2) Spinning the Threads Gleichen D118, 3) Prayer of Grätchen D564, 4) A scene from Goethe's "Faust" D126, and 4) Scene from Goethe's "Faust" D126, 5-9) Schumann: "Queen Mary Stuart's Poem" Op.135, Brahms: "The Sun Shines No More 10) The sun shines no more WoO33 No.5, 11) Swallows fly away (Folk Song) Op.7 No.4, Brahms: 12) In the deep valley WoO33 No.5, WoO33 No.6, WoO33 No.7, WoO33 No.7 12) In the deep valley WoO post, 13) "The Sorrowful Daughter" (folk song) Op.7 No.5, 14-20) "The Sorrowful Daughter" (folk song) Op.7 No.6, 15) "The Sorrowful Daughter" (folk song) Op.7 No.6 14-20) from "49 German Folk Songs" WoO 33 (Song 25: My Girl has Rosy Lips / Song 15: Sister, Sister / Song 42: Silent Night / Song 14: Mary's Pilgrimage / Song 34: How shall we enter through the gate / Song 35: Because the moon will not shine bright / Song 30: My All my thoughts are) Performed by Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded in February 1962,Vienna/ [CD 4] Schumann: 1-6) 1-6)From "Milte's Flowers" Op.25 (No.7: Water Lilies / No.21: Why Lonely Tears / No.24: You are like a Flower) & reading of poems, 7-10)From "Romances and Ballades" Vol.3, Op.53 (3 pieces & reading of poems, 7-10) 7-10) Three pieces from "Romance and Ballads" Vol.3, Op.53 & recitation of poems, 11-12) Your Face is Op.127 No.2 & recitation of the poem, 13-14) From the Beginning Without Hope, Op.24 No.8 & recitation of poems,, 15-17) from "Romance and Ballads" Vol.4, Op.64 (Tragedy II: Frost on a spring night / Tragedy III: On her grave) & recitation of the poem, 18) With Mirthe and Rose, Op.24 No.9 [Performed by] Oscar Werner (narrator), Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded] April 1956, Düsseldorf/. [CD 5] Brahms:. 1-18) Waltz Collection "Love Songs" Op.52, 19-33) Waltz collection "New Love Songs" Op.65, 34-51) Waltz collection "Love Songs" Op.52, 52) Waltz collection "New Love Songs" Op.65, 53) Waltz collection "New Love Songs" Op.66 52) Waltz Collection "New Love Songs" Op.65, No.15: At the end Performed by Laili Kostia (alto) (1-33), Valdemar Clement (1-33),Julius Patzak(34-52)(tenor), Eberhard Wechter(baritone)(1-33), Kathleen Ferrier(contralto)(34-52), Horst Günther(bass-baritone)(34-52), Eric Verba & Günther Weissenborn( 1-33), Clifford Curzon & Hans Gall (34-52)(piano) Recorded in Vienna, September 1962 (1-33), Edinburgh, September 1952 (live) (34-52)/. [CD 6] Brahms:. 1) We walked around, Op.96 No.2, 2) I'll never go to you again, Op.32 No.2, 3) Rest, my dear lover, Op.33 No.9, 4) A May Night, Op.43 No.2, 5) Death is a Cold Night, Op.33 No.2 5) Death is a cold night Op.96 No.1 6) In Warm Air Op.57 No.8, 7) Serenade Op.33 No.9 7) Serenade Op.106 No.1, R.Strauss: "The Sorrows of the World", Op.96 No.1 8) Tomorrow Op.27 No.4, 9) Night Op.10 No.3 10) Arrow Chrysanthemum Op.21 No.2, R. Strauss: 8) Tomorrow Op.27 No.4, 9) Night Op.10 No.3 11) All Souls' Day Op.10 No.8 12) Dahlia Op.10 No.4, 13) To My Son, Op.37 No.3, 14) Twilight Dream Op.29 No.1 15) Serenade Op.17 No.2, 16-21) Cornelius: "Christmas Song" Op.8, Brahms: "The Christmas Song" Op.8, 22) The Sorrowful Daughter Op.17 No.1 22) Daughter of Sorrow Op.7 No.5, 23) Swallows fly away(Folk Song) Op.7 No.4,, 24-26) from "49 German Folk Songs" WoO33 (Song 12: Pretty Man / Song 15: Sister, Sister / Song 42: Silent Night), 27) Kainaki Serenade (Folk Song) Op.84 No.4 [Performed by] Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded] June 1958 (1-15), January 1952 (16-21), September 1952 (22-27), Vienna/. [CD 7] Schubert:. 1) Ave Maria D839, 2) Romanze "The Full Moon Shines on the Hill" from "Rosamunde, Queen of Cyprus" (incidental music) D797 No.3, 3) Bliss D433, Brahms: "Kai no Serenade O 4) Kai no Serenade Op.84 No.4, 5) Eternal Love Op.43 No.1, R.Strauss: "The Bad Weather", Brahms: "The Bad Weather", Brahms: "The Bad Weather 6) Bad Weather Op.69 No.5, 7) Lullaby Op.41 No.1, Wolff: . 8-10) Three pieces from "Mehrke Lieder", 11) Reger:Maria's Lullaby Op.76 No.52, 12-14) Hindemith: from "Christmas Motets" (No.8: When Jesus was born / No.2: The shepherds spoke / No.11: The marriage was made), 15-18) Werner Eck: Four canzonas Eric Verba piano (1-14), Wolfgang Schneiderhan violin (11), Werner Eck conductor, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (15-18) Recordings] September 1952 (1, 8, 9, 12-14), January 1952 (2, 3, 10, 11), June 1958 (4-7), Vienna, November 1960, Munich (15-18)/ [CD 8] Wolff: . 1-22) "Mörike Lieder" & poetry reading, 23-44) "Italian Lieder"(12 songs from Vol.1/10 songs from Vol.2) Performed by Oscar Werner (narrator) (1-22), Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded] April & May 1959 (1-22), September 1953 (23-44),Vienna/ [CD 9] 1-18) Wolff: "Spanish Lieder" (Part 1: 8 from the Choral Collection / Part 2: 10 from the Secular Lieder) Performed by Eberhard Wächter (baritone), Eric Werba (piano) [Recorded in Vienna, April & May 1959 [CD 10] 1-46) Wolff: "Italian Lieder Performed by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Eric Werba, Jörg Dames (piano) [Recorded] September & October, 1958, Berlin/. [CD 11] 1) Mozart:Violets K.476, 2) Beethoven: Joy of Sorrow Op.83 No.1, Schubert: "Schubert: The Sorrowful Joy Op.83 No.1 3) Zulaika I D720, 4) Zulaika II D717, 5) Schumann: Zulaika Song Op.25 No.9, 6-13) Wolff: 8 songs from "Lieder on Goethe's Poems", Schubert: 14) Wild Roses D257 14) Wild Rose D257, 15) King of Thule D367, 16) Ganymet D544, 17) Grätchen Spinning Threads D118 Performed by Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded in October 1957,Vienna/ [CD 12] Schubert:. 1) Singing on the Water D774, 2) Laughter and Tears D777, Brahms: 3) Your Blue Eyes Op.59 No.8 3) Your Blue Eyes Op.59 No.8 4) Serenade Op.106 No.1, 5-10) Mussorgsky: "The Nursery" (Lieder) 11-15) Bartok: "Village Scene" Sz.78, 16-18) Wolff: 3 songs from "Mörike Lieder", 19) R. Strauss: Serenade Op.17 No.2 Performed by Eric Verba, piano Recorded live in Munich (1, 8-10, 19), Bielefeld (2), Berlin (3, 4, 11-18), Hamburg (5-7) in 1953. [CD 13] 1-9) J.S.Bach: Wedding Cantata BWV202, 10) Respighi: Dusk, Mozart: Dusk, 11-13) Divertimento 11-13) Divertimento in F major, K.138*, from Opera "Cosi fan tutte" K.588 (sung in German) 14) "You daredevils - motionless as a rock "**, 15) "There she goes - my lover,Please forgive me "** [Performed by] Wolfgang Schneiderhan, violin (1-9), Andre Lardlo, oboe (1-9), Claude Starck, cello (1-9), Rudolf Baumgartner, Lucerne Festival Ensemble (1-13), Ferdinand Leitner, conductor. Vienna Symphony Orchestra (14, 15) Recordings] August 1959, Salzburg (1-13); September 1953, Vienna (14, 15)/. [CD 14] 1-6) Handel: 6 songs from his opera "Giulio Cesare in Egypt", Mozart: 6 songs from the opera "Cesare di Giulio Cesare in Egypt", [CD 15 7-15) 9 from Opera "Cosi fan tutte" K.588, Opera 16) "Daredevils, aren't they - motionless as rocks? 17) "There she goes - lover, please forgive me", 17) "There she goes - lover, please forgive me" Performed by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (1-15), Hermann Pry (7-15) (baritone), Nan Merriman (mezzo-soprano) (7-15), Ernst Heflinger (tenor) (7-15), RIAS Chamber Choir (7-15),Karl Böhm (conductor), Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra (1-6); Eugen Jochum (conductor), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (7-15); Ferdinand Leitner (conductor), Vienna Symphony Orchestra (16, 17) Recordings] April 1960 (1-6), December 1962 (7-15), Berlin; September 1953, Vienna (16, 17) [CD 15] Mozart: Mozart: 1) Opera "The Shepherd 1) "Let us love her, let us live together" from Opera "The Shepherd King" K.208 2) Scena and Rondo "No more, I have heard all - do not fear, my love" K.490, 3-9) 7 songs from the opera "Don Giovanni" K.527, 10-23) 14 songs from "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492 Performed by] Wolfgang Schneiderhan (violin) (1, 2), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) (3-23), Ivan Sardi (3-9), Renato Capecchi (10-23), Georg Viator (10-23) (bass), Maria Stauder (10-23), Rosl Schweiger (10-23) (soprano),Herta Tepper, mezzo-soprano (10-23), Lilian Benningsen, contralto (10-23), Paul Kuenen, tenor (10-23), Ferdinand Leitner, conductor Vienna Symphony Orchestra (1, 2), Ferenc Fritschai, conductor Radio Berlin Symphony Orchestra of Berlin (3-23) Recordings] September 1952, Vienna (1, 2); September 1958 (3-9); September 1960 (10-23), Berlin/. [CD 16] 1) Bizet: "What have I to fear" from the opera "Carmen", 2-5) Thomas: 4 songs from the opera "Mignon" (sung in German), 6-7) Lortzing: 2 songs from "The Poacher", 8-11) Weber: 4 songs from "The Magic Bullet Kees Engen (bass-baritone) (2-5), Ernst Heflinger (6-7), Richard Holm (8-11) (tenor), Rita Streich (soprano) (8-11), Ferdinand Leitner (conductor) Vienna Symphony Orchestra (1), Jean Fournet (conductor) Orchestre des Concerts Lamoureux (2-5),Christoph Stöpp (conductor), Bamberg Symphony Orchestra (6-7); Eugen Jochum (conductor), Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (8-11) Recordings] September 1953, Vienna (1); November 1963, Paris (2-5); September 1965, Bamberg (6-7); December 1959, Munich (8-11)/ [CD 17] 1-3) Beethoven: 3 pieces from "Fidelio" Op.72, R.Strauss: "Naxos" from "Fidelio", Op.72, [CD 17 4-6) Beethoven: 3 pieces from "Ariadne of Naxos" Op.72, R.Strauss: 3 pieces from "Ariadne of Naxos" Op.72 7-10) 4 pieces from "The Knight of Roses Leonie Lysanek (1-3), Hilde Güden (4-6), Liza della Casa (4-6), Marianne Schecht (7-10), Rita Streich (7-10), Ilona Steingruber (7-10) (soprano), Friedrich Lenz (tenor) (1-3), Gottlob Fritsch (tenor) (1-3). ), Gottlob Frick (1-3), Kurt Böhme (7-10)(bass), Paul Scheffler (bass-baritone) (4-6), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) (7-10), Ferenc Fritschai (conductor) Bavarian State Orchestra (1-3),Karl Böhm (conductor), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (4-6) & Staatskapelle Dresden (7-10) Recordings] June 1957, Munich (1-3); August 1954, Salzburg (live) (4-6); December 1958, Dresden (7-10)/ [CD 18] 1-6) J.S.Bach: 6 pieces from "Matthew Passion" BWV244, 7-14) Haydn: 8 pieces from the oratorio "The Creation" Hob, 15) Gounod: "Glory to God in the highest heaven" from "Solemn Mass for St. Cecilia" (excerpt) Performed by] Herta Tepper (contralto) (1-6), Kim Borj (7-14), Hermann Uhde (15) (bass), Gerhard Stolze (tenor) (15), Munich Boys Choir (1-6), Carl Richter (conductor), Munich Bach Orchestra and Choir (1-6), St. Hetwig's Cathedral Choir (7-14), Igor Markevich (conductor), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (7-14) & Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir (15) [Recordings] June-August 1958, Munich (1-6), May 1955,Berlin (7-14), June 1965; Prague (15)/. [CD 19]*[Erik Werba Accompanies You] Mozart: 1) Violet 1) Violet K.476, 2) Evening Thoughts K.523, 3) When Louise Burns the Letter of an Unfaithful Lover K.520, 4) R. Strauss: Tomorrow Op.27 No.4, Brahms: "Tomorrow" Op.27 No.4, K.520 5) Your blue eyes, Op.59 No.8, 6) Sister, Sister WoO33 No.15, 7) Kai no Kai Serenade Op.84 No.4, Wolff: "The abandoned daughter" (WoO33 No.8) 8) The abandoned daughter ("Mörike Lieder"), 9) My secret love (Eichendorff Lieder), 10) Do you know that country? Schubert: 11) Wild Roses D257 11) Wild Rose D257, 12) Mignon and the Lyre Player D877 No.1, 13) Masu D550, 14-21) Schumann: "Love and Life of Woman" Op.42 Performed by] Eric Verba (piano) [Recorded] January, 1965,Hannover/ [CD 20]*[Irmgard Seefried in Person] audio documentary by Irmgard Seefried (Included music Brahms:The Swallows are Flying (Folk Song) Op.7 No.4, Mozart:Longing for Spring Schubert:Muster D550, Haydn: from "The Creation", J.S.Bach: from "Matthew Passion", Wolff: from "Mehrlijke Lieder", J.S.Bach: from "Matthew Passion", Mozart: from "Cosi fan tutte" and "Don Giovanni", Schumann: "Love and Life of a Woman" Op.42, R. Strauss: "To My Child" Op.37 No.3) Eric Verba (piano), Igor Markevich (conductor), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Karl Richter (conductor), Munich Bach Orchestra, Ferdinand Leitner (conductor), Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Ferenc Fritschai (conductor), Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, etc. Ferenc Fritschaj (conductor), Rundfunksymphonieorchester Berlin Interviews: January 1960, Vienna, Austria. *First CD release **First release [Performer]. Irmgard Seefried (soprano) (CD 13: 11-13,Except CD 19) Deutsche Grammophon's recital recordings by German-born Viennese lyric soprano Irmgard Seefried (1919-1988) are now available together in a 20-CD box set. The centerpiece of the set is a collection of romantic songs by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, and Wolff. Among them are albums by Heine and Schumann, which combine poetry readings with songs. The recitations are being reissued on CD for the first time. The Highlites from the complete recordings of operas and religious music are also included on five CDs. And for the first time, two arias (sung in German) from Mozart's opera "Cosi fan tutte" with Ferdinand Leitner are newly discovered in archival recordings. In addition, there are two albums that are being released on CD for the first time.One is an audio documentary of Seefried talking about himself (CD 20), and the other is a piano part of a famous song performed by Eric Verba, Seefried's longtime recital partner (CD 19), created with the idea of allowing listeners to sing along at home. The other is an audio documentary (CD 20) in which Seefried talks about himself. Critic Alan Blythe wrote: "Irmgard Seefried was an artist revered by those who loved natural singing. Both solemn and joyful emotions were expressed straight from the heart, unadorned and unadorned, in that unique way of delivery that was the artist's greatest gift." This talent shines through in this set of recital albums recorded by Deutsche Grammophon in the 1950s and 1960s, with a repertoire of songs from Bach to Bartók. Blythe also wrote, "If I could only hear one voice in my life, I might choose hers. Original jacket. Newly remastered.The booklet includes a previously unpublished artist card, a new essay by Tally Potter on the art of Seefried, an English translation of the audio documentary, and archival photographs. We were all envious of her," Potter said. We were all envious of her, because what we had struggled to achieve seemed so natural and natural to her. She knew how to sing from the heart."-Elisabet Schwarzkopf (UNIVERSAL MUSIC/IMS)