Zeisl: Lieder, Vol. 3

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Label
Naxos
Release Date
May 9, 2025
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Erich Zeisl
    • PERFORMER
      Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal, Gloria Cheng
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 09, 2025
    • UPC
      0730099147132
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8551471
    • LABEL
      Naxos
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chant
    Works ⌄

    1. Der Schäfer

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    2. Der Weise

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    3. Kein Ton mehr klingt

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    4. Komm süßer Tod

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    5. Neck und Nymphe

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    6. Sonnenlied

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    7. Wiegenlied (1931)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    8. Komm und reich mir deine Hand

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    9. Gigerlette

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    10. Im Frühling

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    11. Kater

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    12. Berückung

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    13. Kriegslied

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    14. Auf dem Grabstein eines Kindes in einem Kirchgang im Odenwald

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    15. Triumphgeschrei

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Sara Hershkowitz, So-Mang Jeagal

    16. No. 1. Spaziergang mit dem Vater (Walking with Daddy)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    17. No. 2. Mutter ist krank (Mother is Sick)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    18. No. 3. Auf dem Dreirad (On the Tricycle)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    19. No. 4. Der Lehrer (The Teacher) (Canon)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    20. No. 5. Fanfare

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    21. No. 6. Nach der Schlacht (After the Battle)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    22. No. 7. Der einsame Hirte (The Lonely Shepherd)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    23. No. 8. In der Fabrik (In the Factory)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    24. No. 9. Die alte Nurse (The Old Nurse)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    25. No. 10. Jack and Jill

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    26. No. 11. Alte Sage (Old Tale)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    27. No. 12. Ein Frühlingstag (A Spring Day)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    28. No. 13. Wiegenlied (Cradle Song)

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    29. No. 1. Summersaults

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    30. No. 2. Children Playing Soldiers

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    31. No. 3. A Bad Dream

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng

    32. No. 4. Travelling with the Caravan

      Composer: Erich Zeisl

      Performer: Gloria Cheng


By the age of 30 Erich Zeisl was considered one of Vienna's leading composers. His compositions included chamber works, choral and orchestral pieces, opera and ballet, and Lieder. His settings from Des Knaben Wunderhorn invariably evoke a Mahlerian lineage as Zeisl draws on imagery of light and dark, sunshine and death. In this volume his early songs are juxtaposed with his last, from 1938, a graphic setting of Komm susser Tod. In exile he wrote no more songs. After the Anschluss, which wrecked his career, Zeisl escaped to America where he endured frustration and ultimately rejection as a film composer at MGM. During this time he composed a piano anthology for his daughter, Barbara, in which he created charming miniatures tailored for the young learner.