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    Ronald Brautigam - Mendelssohn: Lieder ohne Worte, Books 1-4 (2012) [TR24][OF]

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    Ronald Brautigam - Mendelssohn: Lieder ohne Worte, Books 1-4 (2012) [TR24][OF]

    Ronald Brautigam - Mendelssohn: Lieder ohne Worte, Books 1-4
    Classical | FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | 69:06 min | 1.04 GB | Digital booklet
    Label: BIS | Tracks: 29 | Rls.date: 2012

    If claims could be made for a certain composer to have invented a genre single-handedly, Felix Mendelssohn would be a strong candidate with his ‘Songs without Words’. The term itself can be traced back to 1828, and a letter in which Fanny Mendelssohn mention having received a ‘song without words’ as a birthday present from her brother.
    Although Mendelssohn continued an existing tradition of writing short lyrical pieces for the piano, the concept of ‘wordless songs’ was new, and indeed the great majority of the Lieder ohne Worte display some sort of song-like structure (melody in the upper voice, an accompaniment that is predominantly chordal or arpeggiated, ABA-form).
    Immediately popular with a wide audience, and soon a staple ingredient in domestic music-making all over Europe, the Lieder ohne Worte were also highly regarded by fellow composers, who imitated the style of Mendelssohn’s pieces, and sometimes adopted his title for them as well. One such admirer was Robert Schumann, who was captivated by the ‘Duett’ (Op. 38, No. 6), hearing in it: ‘lovers… conversing quietly, intimately and confidently’. (The piece was in fact written for Cécile Jeanrenaud, who would later become Mendelssohn’s wife.)
    Gathered on this disc are the first four books of the eight published collections of Lieder ohne Worte (two of which appeared posthumously) and an appendix consisting of five individual pieces which Mendelssohn never included in any collection but which nevertheless belong to the genre.
    One of today’s leading exponents on the fortepiano, Ronald Brautigam has released complete sets of the piano music by Mozart and Haydn, and is currently recording a highly regarded series of the solo piano works by Beethoven. For the present disc he has chosen to play on a replica by the renowned maker Paul McNulty of a Pleyel instrument built in 1830, and thus contemporary with the music performed on it.

    TRACKLIST

    Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809–1847)

    Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33)
    1. I. E major, Andante con moto 2'35
    2. II. A minor, Andante espressivo 2'18
    3. III. A major, Molto Allegro e vivace [‘Jägerlied’] 2'07
    4. IV. A major, Moderato 1'52
    5. V. F sharp minor, Piano agitato 2'34
    6. VI. G minor, Andante sostenuto, ‘Venetianisches Gondellied’ 1'55
    Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835)
    7. I. E flat major, Andante espressivo 3'34
    8. II. B flat minor, Allegro di molto 1'50
    9. III. E major, Adagio non troppo 1'43
    10. IV. B minor, Agitato e con fuoco 2'30
    11. V. D major, Andante grazioso 2'39
    12. VI. F sharp minor, Allegretto tranquillo 2'38
    Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837)
    13. I. E flat major, Con moto 2'00
    14. II. C minor, Allegro non troppo 1'54
    15. III. E major, Presto e molto vivace 1'51
    16. IV. A major, Andante 2'12
    17. V. A minor, Agitato 2'08
    18. VI. A flat major, Andante con moto, ‘Duett’ 2'55
    Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841)
    19. I. A flat major, Andante con moto 2'43
    20. II. E flat major, Allegro non troppo 2'25
    21. III. G minor, Presto agitato 2'17
    22. IV. F major, Adagio 2'03
    23. V. A minor, Allegro con fuoco, ‘Volkslied’ 2'36
    24. VI. A major, Molto Allegro vivace 2'23
    Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’
    25. E flat major, Espressivo & Allegro, MWV U 68 (1828) 2'06
    26. A major, Andante, MWV U 76 (1830) 1'09
    27. A minor, Andante, early version of Op.19b No.2 (1830) 2'07
    28. F sharp minor, Allegro molto, MWV U 124 (1836) 2'10
    29. A major [Allegretto], MWV U 138 (1837) 2'30

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    Анализ: Ronald Brautigam / Mendelssohn: Lieder ohne Worte, Books 1-4
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    DR Пики RMS Продолжительность трека
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    DR12 -6.82 дБ -23.73 дБ 2:41 01-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - I. E major, Andante con moto
    DR13 -6.77 дБ -25.38 дБ 2:26 02-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - II. A minor, Andante espressivo
    DR12 -2.46 дБ -17.68 дБ 2:13 03-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - III. A major, Molto Allegro e vivace [‘Jägerlied’]
    DR13 -5.28 дБ -25.92 дБ 1:58 04-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - IV. A major, Moderato
    DR12 -2.06 дБ -19.01 дБ 2:39 05-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - V. F sharp minor, Piano agitato
    DR12 -7.93 дБ -27.33 дБ 2:09 06-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.19b (1832–33) - VI. G minor, Andante sostenuto, ‘Venetianisches Gondellied’
    DR13 -4.39 дБ -22.52 дБ 3:40 07-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - I. E flat major, Andante espressivo
    DR12 -0.20 дБ -17.78 дБ 1:57 08-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - II. B flat minor, Allegro di molto
    DR16 -2.76 дБ -25.55 дБ 1:49 09-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - III. E major, Adagio non troppo
    DR12 -1.47 дБ -17.44 дБ 2:35 10-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - IV. B minor, Agitato e con fuoco
    DR13 -4.93 дБ -23.23 дБ 2:45 11-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - V. D major, Andante grazioso
    DR13 -4.85 дБ -24.93 дБ 2:51 12-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.30 (1835) - VI. F sharp minor, Allegretto tranquillo ‘Venetianisches Gondellied’
    DR11 -5.59 дБ -22.06 дБ 2:06 13-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - I. E flat major, Con moto
    DR12 -4.81 дБ -21.11 дБ 1:59 14-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - II. C minor, Allegro non troppo
    DR13 -0.88 дБ -18.49 дБ 1:56 15-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - III. E major, Presto e molto vivace
    DR14 -5.48 дБ -24.34 дБ 2:18 16-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - IV. A major, Andante
    DR12 0.00 дБ -17.13 дБ 2:15 17-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - V. A minor, Agitato
    DR13 -2.98 дБ -22.85 дБ 3:06 18-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.38 (1837) - VI. A flat major, Andante con moto, ‘Duett’
    DR12 -6.73 дБ -23.18 дБ 2:49 19-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - I. A flat major, Andante con moto
    DR12 -5.84 дБ -22.26 дБ 2:30 20-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - II. E flat major, Allegro non troppo
    DR13 -1.24 дБ -17.68 дБ 2:23 21-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - III. G minor, Presto agitato
    DR12 -4.28 дБ -23.88 дБ 2:08 22-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - IV. F major, Adagio
    DR13 -0.11 дБ -17.34 дБ 2:40 23-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - V. A minor, Allegro con fuoco, ‘Volkslied’
    DR13 -0.46 дБ -18.19 дБ 2:33 24-Sechs Lieder ohne Worte, Op.53 (1841) - VI. A major, Molto Allegro vivace
    DR15 -2.57 дБ -23.00 дБ 2:12 25-Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’ - E flat major, Espressivo & Allegro, MWV U 68 (1828)
    DR14 -5.30 дБ -25.14 дБ 1:13 26-Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’ - A major, Andante, MWV U 76 (1830)
    DR13 -4.21 дБ -23.50 дБ 2:12 27-Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’ - A minor, Andante, early version of Op.19b No.2 (1830)
    DR12 -1.04 дБ -16.14 дБ 2:15 28-Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’ - F sharp minor, Allegro molto, MWV U 124 (1836)
    DR13 -5.84 дБ -25.05 дБ 3:02 29-Individual ‘Lieder ohne Worte’ - A major, [Allegretto], MWV U 138 (1837)
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    Количество треков: 29
    Реальные значения DR: DR13

    Частота: 96000 Гц
    Каналов: 2
    Разрядность: 24
    Битрейт: 2032 кбит/с
    Кодек: FLAC
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