Schubert - The WandererLieder and Fragments
Schubert: | Viola, D786 (Schober) Pilgerweise D789 (Schober) An die Musik D547 New Track Auf der Bruck, D853 Tiefes Lied D876 Der liebliche Stern, D861 (Schulze) Der Wanderer, D649 (Friedrich von Schlegel) Fülle der Liebe D854 (F von Schlegel) Wiedersehn D855 (A W von Schlegel) Vom Mitleiden Maria D632 (Schlegel) Im Walde D708 Der Schmetterling D633 Harfenspieler I 'Wer sich der Einsamkeit ergibt', D478 Harfenspieler II 'An die Türen will ich schleichen, D479 Harfenspieler III 'Wer nie sein Brot mit Tränen ass', D480 Die Sterne, D939 (Leitner) Der Winterabend (Es ist so still), D938 Der Unglückliche, D713 Totengräbers Heimwehe D842 (Craigher) Auf dem Strom, D943, Op. post. 119 with Timothy Brown (horn) Ständchen 'Horch! Horch! die Lerch!', D889 New Track Lachen und Weinen, D777 New Track An die Laute D905 New Track Der Tod und das Mädchen, D531 New Track Pflicht und Liebe D467 (Gotter) Allegretto, D900 in C minor Piano Fragments (From Schubert: Piano Sonata D958 – 094638432128) Lebensmuth, D937 Piano Fragments (From Schubert: Piano Sonata D958 – 094638432128) Allegretto, D346 in C major Piano Fragments (From Schubert: Piano Sonata D958 – 094638432128) Johanna Sebus (Fragment), D728 Andantino, D348 in C Major Piano Fragments (From Schubert: Piano Sonata D958 – 094638432128) Abschied von der Erde, D829 |
Ian Bostridge (tenor) & Leif Ove Andsnes (piano) Two musical titans in the classical world, British tenor Ian Bostridge and Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes, both major EMI Classics artists, are brought together once again in a 2CD compilation celebrating their great contribution and commitment to Schubert for the label. As well as featuring specially selected lieder and piano fragments from their critically acclaimed Bostridge / Andsnes Schubert Sonata and Lieder series, the album also includes five newly recorded lieder never previously released by Bostridge. Their partnership was described by The Times as "one of the most inspired of record-company matchmakings: the two musicians really do test and try each other at every turn, as well as being mutually supportive…” Firmly established in the opera house, concert hall and recital room, and much sought after internationally as one of the finest of his generation of tenors, Ian Bostridge is today one of the leading Schubert lieder interpreters, repertoire that he openly states as his first love. Ian’s passion for lieder dates back to early studies at his school in England. Ian explains: ‘I had a wonderful German teacher at my school who got me into German lieder and that has been the thing that has really made me a musician – the lieder.’ ‘Ian Bostridge is one of the most effective Schubert voices in Europe today.’ The Times | 
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