Gast: Lieder

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Label
Toccata
Release Date
March 7, 2025
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Peter Gast
    • PERFORMER
      Elena Galvan, Martin Nusspaumer, Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 07, 2025
    • UPC
      5060113447067
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TOCC0706
    • LABEL
      Toccata
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Art Song
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Das bist du!

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    2. No. 2. Tristan musste ohne Wahl

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    3. No. 3. Lieblich wie ein Maienmorgen

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    4. No. 4. Abschied

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    5. No. 1. Zecher-Bibliothek

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    6. No. 2. Lachrimae Christi

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    7. No. 4. Wie bist du. meine Königin

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    8. No. 1. Liebesflämmchen

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    9. No. 2. Ungeminnt

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    10. No. 3. Mutter und Kind

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    11. No. 4. Wiegenlied

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    12. No. 5. Magyarisch

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    13. No. 6. Trotzköpfchen

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    14. No. 1. Morgengruss

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    15. No. 2. Seliger Tod

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    16. No. 3. Lebenslust

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    17. No. 5. Maienzeit

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    18. No. 1. Erwartung

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    19. No. 4. Klage

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    20. No. 5. Heimkehr

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Phillip Lopez, Paul Schwartz

    21. No. 1. Er hat mich grüssen lassen

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    22. No. 2. War ein holder Maid

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    23. No. 3. Ein Vöglein singt im Wald

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    24. No. 4. Meeresleuchten

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    25. No. 5. Der Traum

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    26. No. 6. Torenlied

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Elena Galván, Paul Schwartz

    27. No. 1. Meiner allerschönsten Lieder

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    28. No. 2. Wanderlied

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    29. No. 3. Gondoliera

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz

    30. No. 5. Liebesschwur

      Composer: Peter Gast

      Performer: Martín Nusspaumer, Paul Schwartz


The composer Peter Gast (1854-1918) - real name Heinrich Koselitz - is best remembered as a friend and posthumous editor of Friedrich Nietzsche rather than for his own music, which was kept under lock and key in communist East Germany for half a century; only recently has it begun to be performed and recorded. 'Il faut mediterraniser la musique', Nietzsche argued, and Gast's Lieder, in a reaction against Wagnerian gloom, do just that, singing of love, life, springtime, drinking and youthful ardour; even the more wistful songs have a spring in their step.