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Song of the week: Im Treibhaus (R. Wagner) - J. Kaufmann, H. Deutsch
There are songs sung by tradition by women. Should a man sing them too? This week, we can listen to Jonas Kaufmann singing Im Treibhaus, from Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder.- Details
Song of the week: Wie bist du, meine Königin (J. Brahms) - G. Hüsch, M. Raucheisen
The songs of Brahms are usually melancholic and dark. But sometimes there is light in them... Wie bist du, mein Königin, with Gerhard Hüsch and Michael Raucheisen.- Details
Song of the week: Das Veilchen (W.A. Mozart) - B. Bonney, G. Parsons
This week I'm happy, it's the first anniversary of the blog!Thank you for being here with us.
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Automata is a short story by E.T.A. Hoffmann, in which a young, mysterious lady sings a song that begins with the words "Mio ben, ricordati". It is not Schubert's song, but...- Details
Song of the week: C (F. Poulenc) - F. Lott, R. Pascal
Next Wednesday is the 50th anniversary of the death of Francis Poulenc. As a hommage, we can listen to the first of the two songs composed upon Louis Aragon's poems, "C", performed by Felicity Lott and Pascal Rogé. Both, poem and song, were written during the Military Administration in France.
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The Buch der Lieder and ten composers
The 10 saddest songs
The 10 happiest songs
Ten buggy songs
Wilhelm Meister's Songs
Lied goes pop
Abecedari Liederabend
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