¡Mahler: Lieder
¡Christian Gerhaher (Br)
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[Machine Translation] This is the first Mahler album in six years since the up-and-coming German baritone Christian Gerhaherl recorded "Songs of the Wandering Young Man" with the Hyperion Ensemble and "Songs for a Lost Child" with piano accompaniment (Schoenberg: Chamber Symphony, 2003, Arte Nova). This is the first Mahler album in six years since the recording of "Songs of the Wandering Young," a re-recording of "Songs of the Wandering Young," a song from "Children's Magic Horn," which shares the same world as the early symphonies called "Magic Horn Symphony," "Five Poems by Ruckert," which has a similar expressive content to the middle symphonies and quotes several melodic fragments from them ("The Last Seven Songs" No. 3 to No. 7), and the "Symphony on the Horn. The last seven songs" (Songs 3-7). The greatest beauty of Gerhaherl's singing is her excellent German diction, rich voice, and meticulous singing, while at the same time she fully expresses Mahler's "world of song" by projecting it into the heart of the main character. This long-awaited recording is a new breath of life that heralds a new era of German Lieder, while inheriting the traditional German Lieder singing style of the great Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. Bilingual translation is available.
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