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Carl Loewe, Cord Garben, Cord Barben
Carl Loewe: Lieder & Balladen, Vol. 9
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Hochzeitlied Op.20,1
2. Alles Ist Eitel, Spricht Der Prediger Op.4,4
3. Der Asra Op.133
4. Edward Op.1,1
5. Erlkonig Op.1,3
6. Sangers Gebet Op.123,1
7. Drei Lieder Des Turmwachters Lynceus Op.9 H.VIII, 1-3...
8. Drei Lieder Des Turmwachters Lynceus Op.9 H.VIII, 1-3...
9. Drei Lieder Des Turmwachters Lynceus Op.9 H.VIII, 1-3
10. Findlay
11. Nachtlied
12. Wanderers Nachtlied I Op.9 H. 1,3a
13. Wanderers Nachtlied II Op.9 H. 1,3b
14. Die Begegnung Am Meeresstrande Op.120
15. Der Bergmann Op.39, Song Cycle: 'Im Schacht Der Adern Und Der Stufen'
16. Der Bergmann Op.39, Song Cycle: 'Von Meines Hauses Engen Wanden'
17. Der Bergmann Op.39, Song Cycle: 'Unser Herzog Hat Herrliche Taten Vollbracht'
18. Der Bergmann Op.39, Song Cycle: 'Es Steht Ein Kelch In Der Kapelle'
19. Der Bergmann Op.39, Song Cycle: 'Als Weibesarm In Jungen Jahren'

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All Artists: Carl Loewe, Cord Garben, Cord Barben, Christoph Prégardien
Title: Carl Loewe: Lieder & Balladen, Vol. 9
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cpo Records
Release Date: 8/25/1998
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 761203941728

Synopsis

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If not for his contemporary, Schubert, whom he outlived by 41 years, Carl Loewe might well have been recognized as the greatest composer of German lieder before Schumann. His melodies can be lovely, and his settings of a wide variety of poets are sensitive and expressive; his work pales only before Schubert's greater efforts (of which there are, admittedly, many) and well deserves a complete traversal. The performances on this volume are excellent: spirited, beautifully proportioned, and balanced. A number of poems, also famously set by Schubert, allow for interesting comparisons, which Loewe knew would be made. He tried, with considerable success, to be different. --Paul Turok