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1. This distinguished set brings together all of Hugo Wolf's so-called 'Mörike' Lieder, the first of the great songbooks on which the composer's reputation rests. Eduard Mörike was the author of poetic idylls and delightful fairytales, a bucolic, charmingly inadequate and ineffectual country clergyman at one with his surroundings, and a nature poet par excellence with an engaging sense of humour.
2. Hugo Wolf Born March 13th, , Slovenia (province in the Austrian Empire) Died February 22, , Vienna, Austria Notable works Mörike-Lieder Goethe-Lieder Der Corregidor Musical Influences Richard Wagner Franz Schubert Relation to Series Composed the musical version of Eduard Mörike's poem, Elfenlied Hugo Wolf was a 19th Century Austrian composer and a follower in the musical trends.
3. [ PDF] - Hugo Wolf (13 March ? 22 February ) was an Austrian composer of Slovene origin, particularly noted for his art songs, or lieder. He brought to this form a concentrated expressive intensity which was unique in late Romantic music, somewhat related to that of the Second Viennese School in concision but utterly unrelated in technique. Though he had several bursts of.
4. For his arrival in the Fuga Libera catalog, Dietrich Henschel sets very high standards with a series of recitals recorded in the beautiful Ehrbar Saal in Vienna. Accompanied by his faithful accomplice, pianist Fritz Schwinghammer, he gives us a stunning introduction to the universe of Hugo Wolf.4/5(1).
5. The Complete Mörike Lieder Hugo Wolf Dover Reference: DP $ IN STOCK Expected shipping TOMORROW Quantity Add to basket + Song List THESE ARTICLES MAY INTEREST YOU WOLF HUGO Songs On Poems By Goethe Volume 3 High Voice Sheet music - Piano singing IMC - INTERNATIONAL MUSIC $ WOLF HUGO 65 Songs. Aloud.
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7. The Song Sketches of Hugo Wolf By Susan Youens Joseph von Eichendorff's "Verschwiegene Liebe" on the other; there may well sages of intense, but awkward, chromaticism.!4 When Wolf returned to Eich­ endorff's poem ten years later, the result was far happier (example 2).
8. World renowned collaborative pianist MARTIN KATZ returns to 5BMF for a special three-event series presented in collaboration with Brooklyn Art Song Society. Over the course of two presentations, Mr. Katz leads an ensemble of stellar vocalists in a marathon performance of Hugo Wolf’s seminal collection of songs set to texts by German Romantic poet Eduard Mörike.
9. Viennese composer Hugo Wolf produced one of the most important song collections of the nineteenth century when he set to music fifty-three poems by the great German poet Eduard Mörike. Susan Youens reappraises this singular collaboration to shed new light on the sophisticated interplay between poetry and music in the songs.