Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Johannes Brahms' "15 Romanzen, Op. 33 'Magelone-Lieder'" as masterfully interpreted by the legendary soprano Inge Borkh. This captivating album, released on July 1, 2016, under the Orfeo label, offers a profound exploration of love, longing, and separation through a series of romantic songs based on Ludwig Tieck's novel "Magelone."
Spanning a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, this operatic gem showcases Borkh's extraordinary vocal range and dramatic prowess. Each of the 15 tracks tells a part of the story of Peter and Magelone, weaving a tapestry of human experiences that resonate deeply with any listener. From the tender declarations of love to the poignant moments of despair, Borkh's performance is both intimate and powerful, bringing the narrative to life with unparalleled artistry.
The album is a testament to Borkh's enduring legacy as one of the most celebrated sopranos of her time. Her ability to convey the nuances of each character and the depth of their emotions makes this recording a timeless addition to any classical music collection. Whether you are a seasoned opera enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises an enriching and unforgettable listening experience.
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Tracks
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": Text: In der Provence herrschte …Inge Borkh
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": No. 1. Keinen hat es noch gereutJohannes Brahms, Konrad Jarnot, Carl-Heinz März
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": Text: Peter horte still dem Gesange zuInge Borkh
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": No. 2. Traun! Bogen und Pfeil sind gut fur den FeindJohannes Brahms, Konrad Jarnot, Carl-Heinz März
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": Text: Er kam nach vielen Tagereisen …Inge Borkh
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": No. 3. Sind es Schmerzen, sind es FreudenJohannes Brahms, Konrad Jarnot, Carl-Heinz März
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": Text: Peter schwur sichInge Borkh
15 Romanzen, Op. 33 "Magelone-Lieder": No. 4. Liebe kam aus fernen LandenJohannes Brahms, Konrad Jarnot, Carl-Heinz März