Richard Strauss: Letzte Lieder - Richard Strauss - Vinyl LP

Richard Strauss: Letzte Lieder - Richard Strauss

Album Details

Richard Strauss: Letzte Lieder, released on 19 May 2023 via Rondeau Production, is a captivating classical music album that showcases the renowned composer's most exquisite works. This 58-minute masterpiece features a collection of beautifully arranged lieder, including the iconic Vier letzte Lieder, Op. 150, which has been meticulously rearranged for choir and violin by Franz Zimnol.

The album takes the listener on a journey through Strauss's impressive repertoire, with pieces such as Morgen! and An die Nacht, demonstrating the composer's ability to evoke powerful emotions through his music. The arrangements by Clytus Gottwald for choir add a new layer of depth to the original compositions, highlighting the versatility and timelessness of Strauss's work.

With its rich orchestral sound and operatic elements, Richard Strauss: Letzte Lieder is a must-listen for fans of classical music. The album's thoughtful curation and exceptional performances make it an outstanding addition to any music collection. Richard Strauss's legacy continues to inspire and influence generations of music lovers, and this album is a testament to his enduring genius.

May 19, 20232023 Rondeau Production GmbH2023 Rondeau Production GmbH

Tracks

Lieder, Op. 27: No. 4, Morgen! (Arr. for Choir and Violin by Franz Zimnol)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Helmut Winkel, Georg Grun
3:36
Vier letzte Lieder, Op. 150 (Arr. for Choir and Violin by Franz Zimnol): No. 1, FrühlingRichard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Helmut Winkel, Georg Grun
3:54
Vier letzte Lieder, Op. 150 (Arr. for Choir and Violin by Franz Zimnol): No. 2, SeptemberRichard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Helmut Winkel, Georg Grun
4:46
Vier letzte Lieder, Op. 150 (Arr. for Choir and Violin by Franz Zimnol): No. 3, Beim SchlafengehenRichard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Helmut Winkel, Georg Grun
5:25
Vier letzte Lieder, Op. 150 (Arr. for Choir and Violin by Franz Zimnol): No. 4, Im AbendrotRichard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Helmut Winkel, Georg Grun
7:51
Lieder, Op. 68 (Nach Clemens von Brentano): No. 1, An die Nacht (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
4:20
Lieder, Op. 68 (Nach Clemens von Brentano): No. 2, Ich wollt ein Sträußlein binden (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
3:23
Lieder, Op. 10 (Nach Hermann von Gilm: Letzte Blätter): No. 3, Die Nacht (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
2:02
Lieder, Op. 10 (Nach Hermann von Gilm: Letzte Blätter): No. 7, Die Zeitlose (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
1:40
Lieder, Op. 10 (Nach Hermann von Gilm: Letzte Blätter): No. 8, Allerseelen (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
3:03
Lieder, Op. 29 (Nach Otto Julius Bierbaum): No. 3, Nachtgang (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
3:21
Lieder, Op. 32: No. 1, Ich trage meine Minne (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
2:01
Lieder, Op. 15: No. 1, Madrigal (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
3:19
Lieder, Op. 15: No. 5, Heimkehr (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
2:28
Lieder, Op. 19 (Nach A. F. Von Schack: Lotosblätter): No. 4, Wie sollten wir geheim sie halten (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
2:26
Lieder, Op. 48: No. 2, Ich schwebe (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
1:53
Lieder, Op. 48: No. 4, Winterweihe (Arr. for Choir by Clytus Gottwald)Richard Strauss, Saarbrucken Chamber Choir, Georg Grun
2:44

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About Richard Strauss

Richard Strauss, born in Munich in 1864, was a titan of late Romantic and early modern classical music, renowned for his innovative tone poems and operas. As a successor to the likes of Richard Wagner and Franz Liszt, Strauss' compositions are celebrated for their pioneering orchestration and advanced harmonic styles. His prolific career spanned over five decades, during which he composed 16 operas that continue to be widely performed today. Strauss' music, characterized by its dramatic intensity and rich orchestration, offers an immersive experience that transcends time, making him a dominant figure in classical music at the turn of the 20th century. His works, ranging from orchestral masterpieces to operatic triumphs, continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Strauss' legacy as a composer and conductor is a testament to his enduring influence on the world of classical music.