Archive 2010
FRI 8. OCT 2010, 8 p.m.
»Schumann-iade«
Steigenberger Grandhotel Petersberg
- Marlis Petersen (Soprano)
- Ulrike Andersen (Alto)
- Werner Güra (Tenor)
- Konrad Jarnot (Baritone)
- Christoph Berner (Piano)
- Camillo Radicke (Piano)
- Robert Schumann: »Spanisches Liederspiel« op. 74
- Robert Schumann: »Minnespiel« op. 101
- Robert Schumann: »Spanische Liebeslieder« op. 138
Opera without Action
The Liederspiel, the compilation of songs for one voice or many voices tied together by addressing the same poetic subject to create a mini-opera without action, was Robert Schumann’s very own invention. In 1849 Schumann composed three works of this nature. The »Spanisches Liederspiel« deals with a love story from the first shy meeting to the joyous certainty of happiness together. While op. 101 strikes a cautious note, op. 138 and op. 74 fascinate us with the local colour which Schumann ignited with the strength of his Romantic imagination, without attention to folkloristic pedantry.
Additional Information:
Concert Introduction
»All Ears for Half« 7:30 PM
The concert can also be booked as part of a subscription package.
To put you in the mood for the evening, the Steigenberger Grandhotel will be serving a »Beethoven appetizer« for € 23 incl. one drink. Reservation under +49-(0)2223-74 780 or
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