reinecke: die wilden schwäne, op. 164 - carl reinecke
Reinecke: Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164
Carl Reinecke
2016
29 tracks
57 min
Album Description
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Carl Reinecke's "Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164," a captivating cantata that brings to life the timeless fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Released in April 2016, this album is a testament to Reinecke's mastery of composition, featuring a rich tapestry of musical numbers that span nearly an hour of enthralling performance.
Composed for soloists, women's chorus, harp, cello, horns, piano, and declamation, "Die wilden Schwäne" is a symphonic journey through the tale of Elfriede and her brothers, the wild swans. The album's 29 tracks weave together a narrative of magic, love, and transformation, each piece building upon the last to create a cohesive and compelling musical experience.
Carl Reinecke, a prolific German composer and conductor, showcases his unique style and deep understanding of storytelling through music. His ability to evoke vivid imagery and evoke a range of emotions makes this album a standout in his discography. The performances are brought to life by a talented ensemble of musicians, including Shuang Shi, Rebecca Blanz, and Peter Kreutz, among others, who lend their voices and instruments to the enchanting score.
Recorded and released by CPO, this album is a beautiful addition to any classical music collection. Whether you're a longtime fan of Reinecke's work or a newcomer to his compositions, "Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164" promises an engaging and memorable listening experience. Dive into the world of Reinecke's music and let the magic of "Die wilden Schwäne" transport you to a realm of wonder and enchantment.
2016 CPO2016 CPO
Tracks
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Gesang der KönigskinderCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Peter Kreutz, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: So tönt aus holder KindermundCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Fluch der KöniginCarl Reinecke, Gerhild Romberger, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Da wandelten auf ihr GeheißCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Elfriedens NachtgebetCarl Reinecke, Kirsten Labonte, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Chor der GlühwürmchenCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Mirjam Petri, Peter Kreutz, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Als früh Elfriede aus dem Schlaf erwachtCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Der Herr schaut vom HimmelCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Mirjam Petri, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Elfriedens Gruß an das MeerCarl Reinecke, Kirsten Labonte, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Und Wog' auf Woge zum Strande rauschtCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Rasch hernieder nun in leuchtendem ZugCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Peter Kreutz, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Welch ein AnblickCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Hinan, hinan zu lichten FernenCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Mirjam Petri, Péter Gulyka, Norbert Stertz, Hugh McGregor, Peter Kreutz, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Nun hat Elfriede sich ins Netz gelegtCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Elfriedens SehnsuchtCarl Reinecke, Kirsten Labonte, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Elfriede schläftCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Verheißung der FeeCarl Reinecke, Gerhild Romberger, Hugh McGregor, Péter Gulyka, Norbert Stertz, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: So sprach sie und entschwebt zur Höh'Carl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Lied des KönigssohnsCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert, Markus Köhler, Péter Gulyka, Norbert Stertz, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Da hob sie der Königssohn auf sein RossCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: HochzeitsmusikCarl Reinecke, Hugh McGregor, Péter Gulyka, Norbert Stertz, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: So ward Elfriede denn die Frau des KönigssohnesCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Chor der LamienCarl Reinecke, Norbert Stertz, Péter Gulyka, Peter Kreutz, Schwanen-Ensemble, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Entsetzen hat ElfriedenCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Chor der Mäuse und DrosselnCarl Reinecke, Shuang Shi, Rebecca Blanz, Peter Kreutz, Schwanen-Ensemble, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Vor Tag noch wollt ihr fertig seinCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert, Peter Kreutz
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Hierher Brüder, senkt euch eilend herabCarl Reinecke, Schwanen-Ensemble, Peter Kreutz, Hagen Enke
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: Wie mächtig bebt in lautbewegtem SchlagCarl Reinecke, Christian Kleinert
Die wilden Schwäne, Op. 164: SchlussgesangCarl Reinecke, Kirsten Labonte, Markus Köhler, Hugh McGregor, Péter Gulyka, Norbert Stertz, Mirjam Petri, Peter Kreutz, Schwanen-Ensemble, Hagen Enke
Carl Heinrich Carsten Reinecke, born in the Danish-ruled Altona in 1824, was a multifaceted musical genius of the mid-Romantic era, excelling as a composer, conductor, and pianist. His musical journey began under the tutelage of his father, and by the age of twelve, he was already composing and performing publicly. Reinecke's career spanned over five decades, during which he left an indelible mark on the musical landscape of Leipzig, where he served as the Gewandhauskapellmeister and a professor at the Leipzig Conservatory. His influence extended to generations of musicians, including notable figures like Gustav Mahler. Reinecke's compositions, numbering over 300, encompass a wide range of genres, from symphonies and concertos to chamber music and songs, showcasing his versatility and profound musical understanding. His works, such as the Symphony No. 1, the Flute Concerto, and the Harp Concerto, continue to captivate audiences with their lyrical beauty and technical brilliance. Reinecke's legacy endures not only through his compositions but also through his pedagogical contributions and his enduring friendships with musical luminaries like Mendelssohn, Schumann, Liszt, and Brahms.
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