Am bruch zur Moderne (Schweizer Lieder nach 1900)

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Label
Musiques Suisses
Release Date
September 30, 2014
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      FREY LANG SULZBERGER ZEHNDE
    • PERFORMER
      Diethelm, Gloor, Rushton
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      September 30, 2014
    • UPC
      7613295407817
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      MGBCD6280
    • LABEL
      Musiques Suisses
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Vocal
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Le jour de pluie

      Composer: Emil Frey

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    2. No. 2. Le chant du cygne

      Composer: Emil Frey

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    3. No. 3. Il pleut sur la mer

      Composer: Emil Frey

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    4. Wie liebten wir so treu

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    5. Wo hast du all die Schonheit

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    6. No. 1. Ich schleich umher

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    7. No. 2. Ihr Vogel in den Zweigen

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    8. No. 3. Wie einer, der im Traume

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    9. No. 4. Wehe, so willst du mich wieder

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    10. No. 5. Ich mochte gern mich frei bewahren

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    11. No. 6. Was soll dies kindische Verzagen

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    12. Soir

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    13. Nocturne

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    14. Reverie

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    15. Junges Madchen in den Bergen, Op. 49, No. 1

      Composer: Emil Frey

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    16. Gottvertrauen, Op. 49, No. 2

      Composer: Emil Frey

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    17. Ich kann nicht glauben

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    18. No. 1. Dies ist ein lied

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    19. No. 2. Im windesweben

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    20. No. 3. An baches ranft

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    21. No. 4. Im morgentaun trittst du hervor

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    22. No. 5. Kahl reckt der baum

      Composer: Max Zehnder

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    23. L'allee est sans fin

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    24. Dernier printemps

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    25. Zwischen Tag und Dunkel

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Valentin Johannes Gloor, Edward Rushton

    26. Vergangenheit

      Composer: Marcel Sulzberger

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    27. No. 1. Firnelicht

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    28. No. 2. Die Harfe war besaitet

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton

    29. No. 3. Abend

      Composer: Walter Lang

      Performer: Sybille Diethelm, Edward Rushton


The four men on this ‘Swiss songs after 1900’ CD - Emil Frey (1889-1946), Walter Lang (1896-1966), Marcel Sulzberger (1876-1941) and Max Zehnder (1901-72) - can stand for a whole generation of Swiss composers who practiced varying forms of Modernism, but succumbed to long-term obscurity. Marcel Sulzberger must be regarded as the first-ever Swiss to compose atonal music. His works are occasionally reminiscent of the music of Arnold Schoenberg, but his main influence always remained Debussy. Edward Rushton is an internationally active composer, song accompanist and chamber musician.