Franz Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, Op. 25

CD album cover 'Franz Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, Op. 25' (GEN 88117 ) with Andreas Post, Tatjana Dravenau

GEN 88117 EAN: 4260036251173

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A feather-light tenor, clear diction, supple and pointed piano-playing, flawless ensemble-playing, an intimate sonic image, a broad range of dynamics and characters … What else is there to say, if one is asked, about the “Schöne Müllerin” as performed by Andreas Post and Tatjana Dravenau? Perhaps this: one of the most beautiful lieder cycles of the Romantic period, of which many only know “des Müllers Lust” and which one can always rediscover, time and again. Or this: cryptic wandering of souls between bright sky-blue and the impenetrable darkness of a midnight forest. But the best thing to say would be: “Don’t talk about it, just listen to it!” In so doing, many questions will answer themselves…

Andreas Post tenor
Tatjana Dravenau piano

A feather-light tenor, clear diction, supple and pointed piano-playing, flawless ensemble-playing, an intimate sonic image, a broad range of dynamics and characters … What else is there to say, if one is asked, about the “Schöne Müllerin” as performed by Andreas Post and Tatjana Dravenau? Perhaps this: one of the most beautiful lieder cycles of the Romantic period, of which many only know “des Müllers Lust” and which one can always rediscover, time and again. Or this: cryptic wandering of souls between bright sky-blue and the impenetrable darkness of a midnight forest. But the best thing to say would be: “Don’t talk about it, just listen to it!” In so doing, many questions will answer themselves…

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  1. Franz Schubert
    Die schöne Müllerin
    Das Wandern
  2. Wohin?
  3. Halt!
  4. Danksagung an den Bach
  5. Am Feierabend
  6. Der Neugierige
  7. Ungeduld
  8. Morgengruß
  9. Des Müllers Blumen
  10. Tränenregen
  11. Mein!
  12. Pause
  13. Mit dem grünen Lautenbande
  14. Der Jäger
  15. Eifersucht und Stolz
  16. Die liebe Farbe
  17. Die böse Farbe
  18. Trockne Blumen
  19. Der Müller und der Bach
  20. Des Baches Wiegenlied

A feather-light tenor, clear diction, supple and pointed piano-playing, flawless ensemble-playing, an intimate sonic image, a broad range of dynamics and characters … What else is there to say, if one is asked, about the “Schöne Müllerin” as performed by Andreas Post and Tatjana Dravenau? Perhaps this: one of the most beautiful lieder cycles of the Romantic period, of which many only know “des Müllers Lust” and which one can always rediscover, time and again. Or this: cryptic wandering of souls between bright sky-blue and the impenetrable darkness of a midnight forest. But the best thing to say would be: “Don’t talk about it, just listen to it!” In so doing, many questions will answer themselves…