Lehar: Die Juxheirat / Burkert

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CPO
Release Date
October 6, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      LEHAR, FRANZ
    • PERFORMER
      Ernst, Boog, Kaimbacher, Feldhofer, Staple, Peterl, Taruntsov, Kostal, Filler, Kovacic, Chor Des Leh
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 06, 2017
    • UPC
      761203504923
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      555049-2
    • LABEL
      CPO
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. Act I: Genug, Ihr sprengt mir ja die Ohren (Thomas Brockwiller, Miss Phoebe, Chorus)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Bad Ischl Lehár Festival Choir, Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Sieglinde Feldhofer

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    2. Act I: Trinken wir noch eins (Thomas Brockwiller, Miss Phoebe)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Sieglinde Feldhofer

    3. Act I: Quintet: Die Luft ist rein (Selma, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia, Juliane von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Maya Boog, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl, Anna-Sophie Kostal

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    4. Act I: Und nun, Miss Grant (Selma, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia, Juliane von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Maya Boog, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl, Anna-Sophie Kostal

    5. Act I: Also hier das Revier (Harold von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Jevgenij Taruntsov

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    6. Act I: Mein lieber Herr von Reckenburg (Selma)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Maya Boog

    7. Act I: Arietta and Trio: Sie also, mein süßestes Herrchen (Selma, Miss Phoebe, Juliane von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Maya Boog, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Anna-Sophie Kostal

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    8. Act I: Bitte, später (Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    9. Act I: Meine Hochachtung (Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Christoph Filler

    10. Act I: Duet: O du Böser (Miss Phoebe, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer, Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    11. Act I: So geben Sie doch acht! (Miss Phoebe, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Christoph Filler, Sieglinde Feldhofer

    12. Act I: Finale: Es hört sich wie ein Märchen an (Thomas Brockwiller, Selma, Captain Arthur, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia, Harold von Reckenburg, Philly Kaps, Chorus)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Bad Ischl Lehár Festival Choir

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Maya Boog, Alexander Kaimbacher, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl, Jevgenij Taruntsov, Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    13. Act II: Entr'act

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    14. Act II: Trio: Nein, diesmal sollen Sie (Captain Arthur, Miss Phoebe, Juliane von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Alexander Kaimbacher, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Anna-Sophie Kostal

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    15. Act II: Was seh ich? (Captain Arthur, Miss Phoebe, Juliane von Reckenburg)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Alexander Kaimbacher, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Anna-Sophie Kostal

    16. Act II: Duet: Mein Ritter muss ein Künstler sein (Thomas Brockwiller, Miss Edith)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Ilia Staple

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    17. Act II: Mit diesem Trübsalblasen (Harold von Reckenburg, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Jevgenij Taruntsov, Christoph Filler

    18. Act II: So kommen wir wahrhaftig vor (Harold von Reckenburg, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Jevgenij Taruntsov, Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    19. Act II: Nun meine Damen (Harold von Reckenburg, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Jevgenij Taruntsov, Christoph Filler

    20. Act II: Interlude: Was könnte man ersinnen? (Selma, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Maya Boog, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    21. Act II: Was geht hier vor? (Selma, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Maya Boog, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl

    22. Act II: So wär' es wahr (Captain Arthur)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Alexander Kaimbacher

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    23. Act II: Ich habe mit dir zu sprechen (Captain Arthur)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Alexander Kaimbacher

    24. Act II: Was zaudern Sie? (Selma, Chorus)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Bad Ischl Lehár Festival Choir, Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Maya Boog

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    25. Act II: Das nennen Sie einen Kuss? (Selma)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Maya Boog

    26. Act II: Trio: Bei Gott, ich wollte (Miss Phoebe, Miss Euphrasia, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer, Rita Peterl, Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    27. Act II: Die Sache trollt mir durch den Kopf (Miss Phoebe, Miss Euphrasia, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer, Rita Peterl, Christoph Filler

    28. Act II: Finale: Hej, das war ein Fahren (Thomas Brockwiller, Selma, Captain Arthur, Miss Phoebe, Miss Edith, Miss Euphrasia, Harold von Reckenburg, Juliane von Reckenburg, Philly Kaps, Huckland)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Maya Boog, Alexander Kaimbacher, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl, Jevgenij Taruntsov, Anna-Sophie Kostal, Christoph Filler, Tomaž Kovačič

    29. Act III: Entr'acte

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    30. Act III: Introduction: Ich stutze und putze den Nagelrand (Miss Phoebe, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer, Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    31. Act III: Und was haben Sie für Nachrichten? (Miss Phoebe, Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer, Christoph Filler

    32. Act III: Arietta: Ozu den Mann bekämpfen? (Miss Phoebe)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    33. Act III: Ach meine Schwägerin (Miss Phoebe)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Sieglinde Feldhofer

    34. Act III: Couplet: Ging ein Knab' im Mondenschein (Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Franz Lehár Orchestra

      Performer: Christoph Filler

      Conductor: Marius Burkert

    35. Act III: Meine liebe Freundin (Philly Kaps)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Christoph Filler

    36. Act III: Finale: Tiefes Schweigen in der Runde (All)

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Performer: Gerhard Ernst, Maya Boog, Alexander Kaimbacher, Sieglinde Feldhofer, Ilia Staple, Rita Peterl, Jevgenij Taruntsov, Anna-Sophie Kostal, Christoph Filler, Tomaž Kovačič


Julius Bauer, a man known not only for his intelligent, original, and witty texts but also as Vienna’s most influential theater critic, wrote the libretto for Die Juxheirat in 1904. This wild, dizzying, surprising, and bold work was far ahead of its times as well as reminiscent of The Taming of the Shrew – only carried to the absolute extreme. The shrew is a frustrated widow and suffragette, and the male protagonist is just the opposite of a lady-tamer: overtaxed and irritated, he just wants to live out his love. Michael Lakner, then the director of the Lehár Festival, declared in an interview, "I am especially fond of this operetta with a story taking us to the United States around 1900. Franz Lehár’s name is above all associated with The Merry Widow, his great worldwide success; a year before he had already written Die Juxheirat. During his lifetime this work was performed only forty times. And we are presenting this conversation operetta in a semi-scenic performance." The conductor Markus Burkert elaborated and reconstructed this work note by note; the musicians pieced their parts together note by note. "They also take this commitment with them into the performance – and play with verve the interesting waltzes, marches, and ensemble pieces. The fact that the Franz Lehár Orchestra also produces a wonderful, transparent, and lively sound makes it the perfect ensemble for the operetta genre." (BR-Klassik Operetta Review). A bold and daring Lehár without his otherwise typical sentimentalities – and a discovery!