Awakening

CD album cover 'Awakening' (GEN 21746) with Robert Pohlers, Friedrich Praetorius

GEN 21746 EAN: 4260036257465

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Awakening is the title of tenor Robert Pohlers' solo debut CD on GENUIN. Together with his pianist Friedrich Praetorius, he brings to life a unique compilation of lieder by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Songs of Nature, Life, and Love, sung mainly from the new edition of the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig. Why this is only now available is because the beautiful lieder are predominantly of private origin, and many of them were not originally intended for publication at all. With their intimate character, they are sonorous heart-to-heart messages, brought to us by the gentle voice of the former member of the Thomanerchor Robert Pohlers and the clear piano playing of Friedrich Praetorius.



Operalounge
"Pohlers has a very light and high tenor, which is just right for Mendelssohn's lyrical inventions. It's like he's letting the voice float."
Review by Rüdiger Winter, August 2021

RONDO Magazin
"They serve a happy dance of largely little-known chants (...) in the exact tone that imaginatively leads one into one of the famous salons of the Berlin upper class in the first half of the 19th century."
Review by Michael Wersin, August 21, 2021

Robert Pohlers Tenor
Friedrich Praetorius Piano

Awakening is the title of tenor Robert Pohlers' solo debut CD on GENUIN. Together with his pianist Friedrich Praetorius, he brings to life a unique compilation of lieder by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Songs of Nature, Life, and Love, sung mainly from the new edition of the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig. Why this is only now available is because the beautiful lieder are predominantly of private origin, and many of them were not originally intended for publication at all. With their intimate character, they are sonorous heart-to-heart messages, brought to us by the gentle voice of the former member of the Thomanerchor Robert Pohlers and the clear piano playing of Friedrich Praetorius.



Operalounge
"Pohlers has a very light and high tenor, which is just right for Mendelssohn's lyrical inventions. It's like he's letting the voice float."
Review by Rüdiger Winter, August 2021

RONDO Magazin
"They serve a happy dance of largely little-known chants (...) in the exact tone that imaginatively leads one into one of the famous salons of the Berlin upper class in the first half of the 19th century."
Review by Michael Wersin, August 21, 2021

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Tracklist

  1. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Es brechen im schallenden Reigen", MWV K 89 (op. 34, Nr. 3)
    Frühlingslied
  2. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Als ich das erste Veilchen erblickt", MWV K 63 (op. 19(a), Nr. 2)
    Das erste Veilchen
  3. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Wie der Quell so lieblich klinget", MWV K 97 (op. 47, Nr. 1)
    Minnelied
  4. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Laue Luft kommt blaue geflossen", MWV K 108 (op. 57, Nr. 6)
    Wanderlied
  5. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Ich hör' ein Vöglein licken", MWV K 107
    Im Frühling
  6. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Über die Berge steigt schon die Sonne", MWV K 100 (op. 47, Nr. 2)
    Morgengruß
  7. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Willkommen im Grünen", MWV K 36 (op. 8, Nr. 11)
    Im Grünen
  8. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Ach, wie schnell die Tage fliehen", MWV K 38 (op. 9, Nr. 5)
    Im Herbst
  9. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Wenn durch die Piazetta", MWV K 114 (op. 57, Nr. 5)
    Venetianisches Gondellied
  10. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Im Walde rauschen dürre Blätter", MWV K 99 (op. 84, Nr. 2)
    Herbstlied
  11. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Werde heiter, meine Gemüte", MWV K 120 (op. 71, Nr. 1)
    Tröstung
  12. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Es lauschte das Laub so dunkelgrün". MWV K 29 (op. 86, Nr. 1)
    Das Fenster
  13. Felix Mendelssohn
    MWV K 78 (op. 86, Nr. 4)
    Allnächtlich im Traume seh ich dich
  14. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Auf dem Teich ist abgetan", MWV K 116 (op. 71, Nr. 4)
    Schilflied
  15. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Das Tagewerk ist abgetan", MWV K 125 (op. 71, Nr. 6)
    Abendlied
  16. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Vergangen ist der lichte Tag", MWV K 125 (op. 71, Nr. 6)
    Nachtlied
  17. Felix Mendelssohn
    "Der trübe Winter ist vorbei", MWV K 127 (op. 86, Nr. 6)
    Altdeutsches Frühlingslied

Awakening is the title of tenor Robert Pohlers' solo debut CD on GENUIN. Together with his pianist Friedrich Praetorius, he brings to life a unique compilation of lieder by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Songs of Nature, Life, and Love, sung mainly from the new edition of the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig. Why this is only now available is because the beautiful lieder are predominantly of private origin, and many of them were not originally intended for publication at all. With their intimate character, they are sonorous heart-to-heart messages, brought to us by the gentle voice of the former member of the Thomanerchor Robert Pohlers and the clear piano playing of Friedrich Praetorius.



Operalounge
"Pohlers has a very light and high tenor, which is just right for Mendelssohn's lyrical inventions. It's like he's letting the voice float."
Review by Rüdiger Winter, August 2021

RONDO Magazin
"They serve a happy dance of largely little-known chants (...) in the exact tone that imaginatively leads one into one of the famous salons of the Berlin upper class in the first half of the 19th century."
Review by Michael Wersin, August 21, 2021