- Sweeney Todd, musical play~Not While I'm Around
- The Sound of Music, musical~Edelweiss
- Wiegenlied ("Guten Abend, gut Nacht"), song for voice & piano, Op. 49/4
- Gestillte Sehnsucht ("In goldnen Abendschein"), song for alto, viola & piano, Op. 91/1
- Geistliches Wiegenlied ("Die ihr schwebet"), song for alto, viola & piano, Op. 91/2
- Wiegenlied ("Wie sich der ¿¿uglein kindlicher Himmel"), song for voice & piano, D. 867 (Op. 105/2)
- Sandm¿¿nnchen ("Die Bl¿¿melein sie schlafen"), folk song for voice & piano, WoO 31/4
- The Consul, opera~Mother's Aria
- Brezairola (Berceuse), folksong for voice & orchestra (Chants d'Auvergne, Series 3, No. 4)
- O¿¿ Aya¿¿ (Oh! yaya¿¿), folksong for voice & orchestra (Chants d'Auvergne, Series 4, No. 2)
- Ar hyd y nos ("What avails thy plaintive crying"), folk song for 2 voices, violin & keyboard, H. 31b/9
- Sehnsucht nach dem Fr¿¿hling ("Komm, lieber Mai"), song for voice & piano, K. 596
- La¿¿ mich schlummern, song for voice & guitar (for Kotzebue's drama "Der arme Minnesinger"), J. 112 (Op. 25/3)
- Popular Spanish Songs (7), for voice & piano, G. 40~5. Nana (Berceuse)
- Cancione de cuna para dormir a un negrito (Crade Song for a Black Baby)
- The Little Horses, song for voice & piano (Old American Songs II)
- Cantiga de Nimar (Baby's Goodnight Song)
- S¿¿¿¿e, s¿¿¿¿e, Sommernacht, for voice & piano
- Wiegenlied ("Schlafe, schlafe, holder s¿¿sser Knabe"), song for voice & piano ("Mille Cherubini in Coro"), D. 498 (Op. 98/2)
- Into the Woods, musical play~Stay With Me
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0074646449820
Gillian Tingey Harp
David Daniels Cello
Andrew Brown Viola
Cathy Thompson Violin
Johnathan Rees Violin
John "Buddy" Williams Guitar
Helmut Deutsch Piano
Jonathan Rees Violin
London Metropolitan Ensemble Ensemble
Roger Vignoles Piano
Yuri Bashmet Viola
John Williams Guitar
Richard Haney-Jardine Text Translation,Editorial Director
Andy Granger Technician
Jackson Braider Liner Notes
Laura Torres Package Design
Michelle Errante Product Manager
Gian Carlo Menotti Text
Joseph Canteloube Composer
Grace Kristopher Row Producer
Idefonso Pereda Valdes Text
Matthew Gregory Lewis Text
Menai Davies Language Coach
Tobi Corney Photography
Friedrich Rueckert Text
Jeremy Caulton Executive Producer
Laura Kszan Editorial Production
Michel Vallat Language Coach
Johann Gabriel Seidl Text
Marcelo Bratke Language Coach
Emanuel Geibel Text
Ellen Hitton Editing Engineer
Thomas W. Van Ess Text Translation
Aissa Lynx Text
Chika Azuma Package Design
Christian Adolf Overbeck Text
Susanne Schmidt A&R
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Composer
Paul Zinman Producer
Grace Row Producer
Charles Harbutt Post Production Engineer
Miguel Kertsman Text,Composer,Text Translation
Stephen Sondheim Text,Composer
Angelika Kirchschlager Liner Notes
Aaron Copland Composer
Johannes Brahms Composer
Oscar Hammerstein II Text
Richard Rodgers Composer
Allen Weinberg Art Direction
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Overview
This collection of songs loosely defined as lullabies, featuring the warm, expressive voice of mezzo-soprano Angelika Kirchschlager and dedicated to her young son Felix, is a model of creative and eclectic programming. WHEN NIGHT FALLS is far from simply being a "Greatest Lullaby Hits" compilation, though it does include some old favorites. The program ranges from the lieder of Schubert, Brahms (including, of course, his famous 'Wiegenlied') and Zemlinsky, to folksong arrangements by Canteloube, Haydn, de Falla and Copland, while opening and closing with excerpts from Sondheim musicals.
The tempos are predominantly slow and restful, with lilting, cradle-rocking rhythms frequently present, but variety is provided in the form of multiple national styles and diverse accompaniments: piano, of course, but also guitar or strings on several tracks. Yuri Bashmet joins in for Brahms' two ravishing songs with viola, matching the tenderness of Kirchschlager's own performance, and John Williams provides sensitive guitar accompaniment on de Falla's 'Nana' and elsewhere. Given the folk or popular origins of many of the songs here, the Broadway strains of Sondheim do not sound out of place, and Kirchschlager brings as much of her accomplished technique and style to these songs as to everthing else in this lovely recital.
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/02/1999 |
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Label: | Sony Music Distribution / Sony Classical |
UPC: | 0074646449820 |
Rank: | 247037 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Angelika Kirchschlager Primary Artist,Mezzo-Soprano (Vocal)Gillian Tingey Harp
David Daniels Cello
Andrew Brown Viola
Cathy Thompson Violin
Johnathan Rees Violin
John "Buddy" Williams Guitar
Helmut Deutsch Piano
Jonathan Rees Violin
London Metropolitan Ensemble Ensemble
Roger Vignoles Piano
Yuri Bashmet Viola
John Williams Guitar
Technical Credits
Joyce Tenneson PhotographyRichard Haney-Jardine Text Translation,Editorial Director
Andy Granger Technician
Jackson Braider Liner Notes
Laura Torres Package Design
Michelle Errante Product Manager
Gian Carlo Menotti Text
Joseph Canteloube Composer
Grace Kristopher Row Producer
Idefonso Pereda Valdes Text
Matthew Gregory Lewis Text
Menai Davies Language Coach
Tobi Corney Photography
Friedrich Rueckert Text
Jeremy Caulton Executive Producer
Laura Kszan Editorial Production
Michel Vallat Language Coach
Johann Gabriel Seidl Text
Marcelo Bratke Language Coach
Emanuel Geibel Text
Ellen Hitton Editing Engineer
Thomas W. Van Ess Text Translation
Aissa Lynx Text
Chika Azuma Package Design
Christian Adolf Overbeck Text
Susanne Schmidt A&R
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Composer
Paul Zinman Producer
Grace Row Producer
Charles Harbutt Post Production Engineer
Miguel Kertsman Text,Composer,Text Translation
Stephen Sondheim Text,Composer
Angelika Kirchschlager Liner Notes
Aaron Copland Composer
Johannes Brahms Composer
Oscar Hammerstein II Text
Richard Rodgers Composer
Allen Weinberg Art Direction
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