![]() ![]() Lieder nach Texten von Hebbel Sascha El Mouissi / Ulf Bästlein Gramola 98999 Durée totale : 1:19:34 |
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1 | Hans Pfitzner : Gebet op. 11 Nr. 1 | 2:48 |
2 | Hans Pfitzner : Ich und Du op. 26 Nr. 1 | 3:08 |
3 | Walter Braunfels : An ein junges Mädchen op. 4 Nr. 3 | 1:02 |
4 | Walter Braunfels : Einziges Geschiedensein op. 4 Nr. 2 | 3:04 |
5 | Othmar Schoeck : Schlafen, Schlafen, nichts als Schlafen op. 14 Nr. 4 | 2:08 |
6 | Peter Cornelius : Auf ein schlummerndes Kind op. 5 Nr. 2 | 2:58 |
7 | Peter Cornelius : Abendgefühl op. Posth. | 2:00 |
8 | Peter Cornelius : Dämmerempfindung op. Posth. | 2:21 |
9 | Felix Draeseke : Der Tod kennt den Weg op. 58 | 9:13 |
10 | Peter Cornelius : Reminiszenz op. Posth. | 3:34 |
11 | Peter Cornelius : Auf eine Unbekannte op. 5 Nr. 3 | 4:42 |
12 | Max Schillings : Herbstbild | 1:56 |
13 | Robert Schumann : Sag an, o lieber Vogel mein op. 27 Nr. 1 | 1:41 |
14 | Robert Schumann : Schön Hedwig op. 106 | 5:55 |
15 | Johannes Brahms : Vorüber op. 58 Nr. 7 | 2:26 |
16 | Johannes Brahms : In der Gasse op. 58 Nr. 8 | 1:48 |
17 | Volker David Kirchner : Gesangsszene Hagens Traum | 7:00 |
18 | Franz Liszt : Blume und Duft (In Frühlings Heiligtume) S 324 | 2:28 |
19 | Walter Courvoisier : Nachtlied op. 16 Nr. 1 | 2:29 |
20 | Emil Matthiesen : Sommerbild op. 12 | 3:42 |
21 | Emil Matthiesen : Nachtlied op. 2 Nr. 7 | 2:53 |
22 | Alban Berg : Dem Schmerz sein Recht op. 2 Nr. 1 | 2:42 |
23 | Hugo Wolf : Knabentod op. Posth. | 1:36 |
24 | Robert Schumann : Vom Haideknaben op. 122 Nr. 1 | 6:00 |
The internationally much sought-after bass-baritone Ulf Bästlein continues his successful series of recordings dedicated to individual poets and in his new CD devotes himself to the most varied settings of texts by Friedrich Hebbel. In conjunction with the pianist Sascha El Mouissi, he selected songs by composers such as Robert Schumann, Peter Cornelius, Franz Liszt or Johannes Brahms, all of whom Hebbel met in his place of residence in Vienna, as well as works from later years, by Hugo Wolf, Hans Pfitzner, Walter Courvoisier, Emil Matthiesen, Felix Draeseke, Max Schilings, Walter Braunfels and Othmar Schoeck up to Alban Berg. Besides poems and ballads, passages from dramatic works by Hebbel found their way into the world of music, e.g. one of the first recordings containing the vocal scene Hagens Traum from the Nibelungen by Volker David Kirchner.
Ulf Bästlein
Born in Flensburg/Northern Germany, first studied classical philology,
German literature (with promotion) before studying voice with Prof. A.
Meyerolbersleben at the Academy of Music in Freiburg. In 1987 his operatic
career led him first to the Heidelberg City Theatre and later on to Augsburg,
Hannover, Lübeck, and the Hamburg State Opera.
Equally important have been his activities in concert and lied, which are
documented in numerous radio (SWF, NDR, BR, RB, ORF) and television (ARD and
ZDF) recordings. He was awarded several prizes, including the VDMK singing
competition in Berlin and the Nürnberger Meistersinger competition. He has
sung in almost every European country and frequently appears as a guest at
international music festivals. His wide repertoire ranges from Monteverdi,
Bach, Händel and Mozart up to contemporary compositions. Numerous recordings
testify to his versatility as a performer. In 1999 he was appointed to the
post of Professor at the Musikhochschule in Lübeck and in 2000 he was also
appointed Professor of Singing at the University of Music and Performing
Arts in Graz/Austria. Ulf Bästlein regularly leads masterclasses both in
Germany and abroad.
Sascha El Mouissi
Born in Frankfurt on the Main, the pianist Sascha El Mouissi
studied piano at the Mainz School of
Music with Heinz Zarbock and piano-vocal accompaniment at the University of
Music and Preforming Arts Vienna with Charles Spencer. Alongside many other prizes,
Sascha El Mouissi was awarded with the Johannes Gutenberg Prize from the
University of Mainz, the »Lied-Prize« from the Ministry of Culture of the
State of Schleswig-Holstein, and the Theodor Storm Prize in Piano.
Sascha El Mouissi has just completed a busy international concert schedule
and has been invited to numerous festivals, such as the Festwochen in Vienna, both in Germany and
abroad. His concert tours have taken him to England, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, and
Marocco. In addition to his solo piano performances, he can be seen as a
chamber musician and, most often, as the piano accompanist for renowned
vocalists. Several recordings were radio broadcasted in Germany and Austria
on the SWR 2 and ORF. During Mastersclasses Sascha El Mouissi plays piano
with the vocalists KS Marjana Lipovsek, Andreas Scholl, KS Axel Kohler,
Michael Hofstetter, Claudia Eder and Paul Edmund-Davies. He is currently
teaching at the University for Music and perfoming Arts in Graz.