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Meyerbeer: Les Huguenots
- 2014
- 42 tracks
- 2 uur, 26 min
- opera
Album Description
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Giacomo Meyerbeer's masterful opera, "Les Huguenots," presented in a stunning German-language recording. This monumental work, originally premiered in 1836, is a sweeping exploration of faith, tolerance, hatred, love, and self-sacrifice, set against the backdrop of religious strife in 16th-century France. Meyerbeer's intricate compositions and the dramatic narrative by Eugène Scribe and Émile Deschamps come together to create an unforgettable auditory experience.
Spanning over two hours, this album captures the essence of Meyerbeer's genius, with each track meticulously crafted to convey the depth and complexity of the story. From the stirring overture to the poignant arias and ensemble pieces, every moment is a testament to Meyerbeer's mastery of the operatic form. The album features a full cast of talented vocalists and a symphony orchestra, bringing the rich tapestry of "Les Huguenots" to life with vivid clarity and passion.
Released as part of the Walhall Eternity Series, this recording is a treasure for opera enthusiasts and classical music lovers alike. The album's duration of 2 hours and 26 minutes ensures that you can fully indulge in the epic drama and musical brilliance that Meyerbeer is renowned for. Whether you are a seasoned opera aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, "Les Huguenots" promises a captivating journey through one of the most significant works in the operatic canon.
Tracks
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: OvertureGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Lasset uns der Jugend freuenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Franz Fuchs, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: An diesem OrtGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Freunde, kommt zu TischeGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Ich ging spazieren einstGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Ihr WangenpaarGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Wer kommt dort denn herein?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Mein Freund, irr' ich mich nichtGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Piff, paff, piff, paff!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Gottlob Frick, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Mit dieses Schlosses HerrnGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: In diesem Schloss, was suchst duGiacomo Meyerbeer, Franz Fuchs, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Eine holde, edle DameGiacomo Meyerbeer, Eta Köhrer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act I: Das Geschick will mit euchGiacomo Meyerbeer, Eta Köhrer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: O Glücklich LandGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Mag man hier Luthers WortGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Dies eine Wörtlein. LiebeGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Wer kommt denn dort?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Ihr Mädchen, Kommt!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Wer uns Vertrauen gabGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Wer bist du, himmlisch schönes WesenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Erlaubet! Alle Eden des Land'sGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Seid mir willkommen hier!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Bei des Königs teurem HauptGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Walter Berry, Franz Fuchs, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act II: Nein, länger soll nicht UngewissheitGiacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Ruhet aus, liebe LeuteGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Diesen Abend hier am AltarGiacomo Meyerbeer, Franz Fuchs, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Was vernahm ich?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Maud Cunitz, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Ach, dies Herz, das nur ihnGiacomo Meyerbeer, Maud Cunitz, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Ach! Du kannst nicht begreifenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Maud Cunitz, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Ha! Ihm drohen GefahrenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Gottlob Frick, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Will meinem guten Recht vertrauen!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act III: Wie? Ihr auch in Paris?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Valérie Bak, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Ganz allein bin ich nun!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Maud Cunitz, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Vom Krieg, der uns bedrohtGiacomo Meyerbeer, Walter Berry, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: So kann der König euch vertrau'n?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Walter Berry, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Ruhig, ohne GeräuschGiacomo Meyerbeer, Walter Berry, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Ehre dem allgerechten Gott!Giacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: O Gott! Wo eilt ihr ihn?Giacomo Meyerbeer, Maud Cunitz, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Zur Rettung aller bin ich erkorenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Dieses Wort deiner LiebeGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Nein, ich darf nicht mehr zaudernGiacomo Meyerbeer, Karl Terkal, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
- Les Huguenots (Sung in German), Act IV: Flamm' und Schwert sollen sie verheerenGiacomo Meyerbeer, Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Robert Heger
About Giacomo Meyerbeer
Giacomo Meyerbeer, born Jacob Liebmann Beer in 1791, was a German opera composer who reigned supreme in the 19th century, shaping the grand opera genre and setting the stage for the future of music drama. Born into a wealthy Jewish family near Berlin, Meyerbeer's compositions, particularly "Robert le diable," "Les Huguenots," and "Le prophète," were sensational hits that captivated audiences and critics alike. His unique style blended German orchestral traditions with Italian vocal techniques, all wrapped in dramatic libretti by Eugène Scribe and enhanced by cutting-edge theater technology. Meyerbeer's influence was immense, inspiring giants like Richard Wagner and maintaining Paris's status as the opera capital of the world. Despite his past fame, Meyerbeer's works are less frequently performed today, making a journey through his compositions a hidden gem for opera enthusiasts.
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