Wagner: Die Meistersinger Von Nurnberg / Thielemann, Dresden Staatskapelle, Salzburg Bach Choir [4 CDs]

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October 2, 2020
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      WAGNER, RICHARD
    • PERFORMER
      Sachsischer Staatsopernchor Dresden, Bachchor Salzburg, Thielemann
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 02, 2020
    • UPC
      8814882005914
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      PH20059
    • LABEL
      Profil
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      4
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Overture

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Salzburg Bach Choir, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    2. Act I Scene 1: Da zu dir der Heiland kam (Chorus)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Salzburg Bach Choir, Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    3. Act I Scene 1: Verweilt! Ein Wort! (Walther, Eva, Magdalene)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Klaus Florian Vogt, Jacquelyn Wagner, Christa Mayer

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    4. Act I Scene 1: Da bin ich! (David, Magdalene, Walther, Eva)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Christa Mayer, Klaus Florian Vogt, Jacquelyn Wagner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    5. Act I Scene 2: David, was stehst? (Apprentices, David, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    6. Act I Scene 2: Mein Herr! der Singer Meister-Schlag (David, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    7. Act I Scene 2: Der Meister Ton' und Weisen (David, Walther, Apprentices)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    8. Act I Scene 2: Damit, Herr Ritter, ist's so bewant! (David, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    9. Act I Scene 2: Aller End' ist doch David der Allergescheit'st'! (Apprentices, David)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    10. Act I Scene 3: Seid meiner Treue wohl versehen (Pogner, Beckmesser, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Vitalij Kowaljow, Adrian Eröd, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    11. Act I Scene 3: Gott gruss' euch, Meister! (Sachs, Vogelgesang, Beckmesser, Nachtigall, Kothner, Pogner, Ortel, Zorn, Moser, Apprentice, David, Eisslinger, Foltz, Schwarz)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Iurie Ciobanu, Adrian Eröd, Gün­ter Haumer, Levente Pall, Vitalij Kowaljow, Rupert Grossinger, Markus Miesenberger, Adam Frandsen, Sebastian Kohlhepp, Patrick Vogel, Roman Astakhov, Christian Hübner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    12. Act I Scene 4: Das schöne fest, Johannistag (Pogner, Vogelgesang, Sachs, Kothner, Beckmesser, Apprentices)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Vitalij Kowaljow, Iurie Ciobanu, Georg Zeppenfeld, Levente Pall, Adrian Eröd

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    13. Act I Scene 3: Vielleicht schon ginget ihr zu weit (Sachs, Die Meister, Kothner, Beckmesser, Vogelgesang, Nachtigall, Pogner)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Levente Pall, Adrian Eröd, Iurie Ciobanu, Gün­ter Haumer, Vitalij Kowaljow, Roman Astakhov, Adam Frandsen, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger, Markus Miesenberger, Christian Hübner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    14. Act I Scene 3: Dacht' ich mir's doch! (Beckmesser, Die Meister, Kothner, Pogner, Nachtigall, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Levente Pall, Vitalij Kowaljow, Gün­ter Haumer, Georg Zeppenfeld, Roman Astakhov, Adam Frandsen, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger, Markus Miesenberger, Iurie Ciobanu, Christian Hübner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    15. Act I Scene 3: Am stillen Herd in Winterszeit (Walther, Sachs, Beckmesser, Kothner, Vogelgesang, Nachtigall)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Klaus Florian Vogt, Georg Zeppenfeld, Adrian Eröd, Levente Pall, Iurie Ciobanu, Gün­ter Haumer

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    16. Act I Scene 3: Nun, Meister, wenn's gefallt (Kothner, Walther, Beckmesser)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Levente Pall, Klaus Florian Vogt, Adrian Eröd

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    17. Act I Scene 3: Fanget an! (Beckmesser, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    18. Act I Scene 3: Seid ihr nun fertig? (Beckmesser, Walther, Pogner, Kothner, Vogelgesang, Zorn)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Klaus Florian Vogt, Vitalij Kowaljow, Levente Pall, Iurie Ciobanu, Markus Miesenberger

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    19. Act I Scene 3: Halt, Meister! Nicht so geeilt! (Sachs, Beckmesser, Nachtigall, Kothner, Pogner, Apprentices, David)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Adrian Eröd, Gün­ter Haumer, Levente Pall, Vitalij Kowaljow, Sebastian Kohlhepp

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    20. Act II Scene 1: Johannistag! Johannistag! (Apprentices, David, Magdalene, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Christa Mayer, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    21. Act II Scene 2: Lass seh'n, ob Meister Sachs zu Haus? (Pogner, Eva, Magdalene)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Vitalij Kowaljow, Jacquelyn Wagner, Christa Mayer

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    22. Act II Scene 3: Zeig her - 's ist gut (Sachs, David)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Sebastian Kohlhepp

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    23. Act II Scene 3: Wie duftet doch der Flieder (Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    24. Act II Scene 4: Gut'n Abend, Meister! (Eva, Sachs, Magdalene)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Jacquelyn Wagner, Georg Zeppenfeld, Christa Mayer

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    25. Act II Scene 4: Hilf Gott! wo bliebst du nur so spat? (Magdalene, Eva, Pogner)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Christa Mayer, Jacquelyn Wagner, Vitalij Kowaljow

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    26. Act II Scene 5: Da ist er! (Eva, Magdalene, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Jacquelyn Wagner, Christa Mayer, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    27. Act II Scene 5: Geliebter, spare den Zorn! (Eva, Magdalene, Walther, Nachtwachter)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Jacquelyn Wagner, Christa Mayer, Klaus Florian Vogt, Jongmin Park

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    28. Act II Scene 5: Uble Dinge, die ich da merk' (Sachs, Walther, Eva)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Klaus Florian Vogt, Jacquelyn Wagner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    29. Act II Scene 6: Tu's nicht! Doch horch! (Eva, Walther, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Jacquelyn Wagner, Klaus Florian Vogt, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    30. Act II Scene 6: Jerum! Jerum! (Sachs, Beckmesser)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    31. Act II Scene 6: Das Fenster geht auf (Sachs, Beckmesser, Eva, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Adrian Eröd, Jacquelyn Wagner, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    32. Act II Scene 6: Den Tag seh' ich erscheinen (Beckmesser, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    33. Act II Scene 6: Mit den Schuhen ward isch fertig schier! (Sachs, Beckmesser, Nachbaren, David, Magdalene, Apprentices, Gesellen, Die Meister, Pogner, Walther, Nachtwachter)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Adrian Eröd, Sebastian Kohlhepp, Christa Mayer, Roman Astakhov, Adam Frandsen, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger, Levente Pall, Markus Miesenberger, Iurie Ciobanu, Christian Hübner, Gün­ter Haumer, Vitalij Kowaljow, Klaus Florian Vogt, Jongmin Park

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    34. Act III: Prelude

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    35. Act III Scene 1: Gleich, Meister! Hier! (David, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    36. Act III Scene 1: Am Jordan Sankt Johannes stand (David, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    37. Act III Scene 1: Wahn! Wahn! Uberall Wahn (Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    38. Act III Scene 2: Gruss' Gott, mein Junker! (Sachs, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    39. Act III Scene 2: Mein Freund! in holder Jugendzeit (Sachs, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    40. Act III Scene 2: Morgenlich leuchtend in rosigem Schein (Walther, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Klaus Florian Vogt, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    41. Act III Scene 3: Ein Werbelied! von Sachs? - ist's wahr? (Beckmesser, Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Adrian Eröd, Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    42. Act III Scene 3: Das Gedicht? Hier liess ich's (Sachs, Beckmesser)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Adrian Eröd

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    43. Act III Scene 4: Grüss Gott, mein Evchen! (Sachs, Eva, Walther)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Jacquelyn Wagner, Klaus Florian Vogt

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    44. Act III Scene 4: Hat man mit dem Schuhwerk nicht seine Not! (Sachs, Eva)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Jacquelyn Wagner

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    45. Act III Scene 4: Ein Kind ward hier geboren (Sachs)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    46. Act III Scene 3: Selig, wie die Sonne (Eva, Magdalene, Walther, David)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Jacquelyn Wagner, Christa Mayer, Klaus Florian Vogt, Sebastian Kohlhepp

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    47. Act III Scene 4: Sankt Crispin, lobet ihn! (Chorus, Apprentices)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Salzburg Bach Choir, Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    48. Act III Scene 4: Ihr tanzt? Was werden die Meister sagen? (David, Apprentices, Gesellen)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Sebastian Kohlhepp

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    49. Act III Scene 5: Silentium! Silentium! (Apprentices, Chorus)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Salzburg Bach Choir, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    50. Act III Scene 5: Euch macht ihr's leicht (Sachs, Pogner, Beckmesser)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Vitalij Kowaljow, Adrian Eröd

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    51. Act III Scene 5: Nun denn, wenn's Meistern und Volk beliebt (Sachs, Kothner, Beckmesser, Chorus, Apprentices, Die Meister, Nachtigall, Vogelgesang, Ortel, Foltz)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Salzburg Bach Choir, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Levente Pall, Adrian Eröd, Iurie Ciobanu, Gün­ter Haumer, Roman Astakhov, Adam Frandsen, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger, Markus Miesenberger, Christian Hübner, Vitalij Kowaljow

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    52. Act III Scene 5: Das lied, furwahr, ist nicht von mir (Sachs, Die Meistersinger, Volk, Die Meister, Apprentices)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld, Roman Astakhov, Adrian Eröd, Adam Frandsen, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger, Levente Pall, Markus Miesenberger, Iurie Ciobanu, Christian Hübner, Vitalij Kowaljow, Gün­ter Haumer

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    53. Act III Scene 5: Morgenlich leuchtend im rosigen Schein (Walther, Meistersinger, Chorus, Sachs, Pogner, Eva)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Salzburg Bach Choir, Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Klaus Florian Vogt, Georg Zeppenfeld, Levente Pall, Roman Astakhov, Christian Hübner, Adam Frandsen, Gün­ter Haumer, Iurie Ciobanu, Vitalij Kowaljow, Jacquelyn Wagner, Adrian Eröd, Markus Miesenberger, Patrick Vogel, Rupert Grossinger

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann

    54. Act III Scene 5: Verachtet mir die Meister nicht (Sachs, Chorus)

      Composer: Richard Wagner

      Ensemble: Salzburg Bach Choir, Dresden Saxon State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Dresden

      Performer: Georg Zeppenfeld

      Conductor: Christian Thielemann


Christian Thielemann writes: “I see Die Meistersinger as the pivot and central point of Wagner’s entire oeuvre. On the one hand it is a reaction to Tristan; on the other, he had found himself in a blind alley with Siegfried, and together those two works showed him the way out of it. The fascinating thing about Die Meistersinger is that you can find everything in it. Hero and anti-hero, comedy and tragedy, upperclass and lower-class lovers, burlesque and reflection, the old and the new, in short a whole world. The magic words summing it up for me are ‘atmosphere’ and ‘poetry’. How can I, as a conductor, make the music glitter in its exaggerations and parodies, and at the same time lend it authority? Conversely, how can I make its emotionalism sound not false but genuine, emphasizing the deeply felt popular note in the music? Wagner is fundamentally asking his interpreters to square the circle, which is what makes Die Meistersinger such a difficult work to perform. Perhaps it can succeed only by osmosis, if we open ourselves up entirely to all its moods, colours and aromas, inhaling them so deeply that they naturally emerge from us again at the right moment.”