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Alban Berg - Songs from the Youth
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WWE 1CD 20219

Alban Berg
Songs from the Youth

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Wo der Geldregen steht 01:59 Share
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Vorüber! 00:47 Share
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Schlummerlose Nächte 01:06 Share
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Sehnsucht I 01:11 Share
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Abschied 00:36 Share
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Ich will die Fluren melden 01:16 Share
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Geliebte Schöne 01:35 Share
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Er klagt, dass der Frühling so kortz blüht 01:14 Share
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Tiefe Sehnsucht 01:19 Share
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Über den Bergen 01:30 Share
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Am Strande 01:31 Share
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Winter 01:11 Share
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Verlassen 01:53 Share
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Regen 01:23 Share
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Traurigkeit 01:23 Share
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Flötenspielerin 01:24 Share
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Im Morgengrauen 01:51 Share
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Grabschrift 01:33 Share
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Mignon 01:10 Share
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Das stille Königreich 01:29 Share
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Leukon 01:25 Share
Total Time 01:00:10
Digital Booklet - only with album
Berg’s early lieder owe their existence largely to the young composer’s great interest in literature; nevertheless it was his friend Hermann Watznauer, who actually inspired him to embark on composing his first lieder around 1900/01.

And Berg enjoyed himself so much that he continued along the same lines until 1903, completing another 30 lieder; even Arnold Schönberg was essentially fascinated by them: "Berg’s earliest compositions, however clumsy they may have been, already reveal two qualities: first, that to him music was a language and that he actually expressed himself in this language; and secondly: abundant warmth of feeling."

If Alban Berg had not chosen a completely different road later on, he would still be recognized as a direct successor of the Romantic lieder tradition today. But his later compositions, such as his orchestral works, his violin concerto, the great lieder cycles for orchestra and trend-setting operas like Wozzeck or Lulu, soon eclipsed these early compositional attempts.

The lieder themselves shall be called upon to testify to their great aesthetic, even poetic merit; and thanks to Hélène Lindqvist and Philipp Vogler, a larger audience is now, for the first time, given an opportunity to study these works.

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