(2011) Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin, Op. 25, D. 795
Catégorie(s): Chant lyrique Piano
Instrument(s): Piano
Voix: Ténor
Compositeur principal: Franz Schubert
Nb CD(s): 1
N° de catalogue:
CD 1105
Sortie: 01.05.2011
EAN/UPC: 7619931110523
- UPC: 191018874520
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SCHUBERT: DIE SCHÖNE MÜLLERIN, OP. 25, D. 795
We are back in 1974; Eric Tappy and his pianist Ruben Lifschitz feel they are ready; after many months of rehearsals; to present Schubert’s wonderful cycle to the public. The day before the recording; they were invited to the Chamber music room of the Concertgebouw Amsterdam and gave a highly successful first public performance. Serene; the artists went to Hilversum and recorded the whole cycle in a single day; for radio broadcast.
A few weeks later; the cycle was broadcast on Dutch Radio KRO; one of the listeners recorded the programme on his Revox and sent the tape to Eric Tappy in Switzerland; who put it safely away; hoping that he would find time to listen to it some day. Indeed he did; but thirty-five years later…. As for the listener who sent the precious tape in 1974; he was none other but one of the greatest Swiss composers of the 20th century; Frank Martin; who was at the time living in Naarden in the Netherlands; and who was a friend of Eric Tappy’s.
Swiss Tenor Eric Tappy was well-known for his stage performances; particularly in Monteverdi’s Orfeo or the big Mozart operas. This unexpected Schöne Müllerin is therefore a total surprise; and it is worth explaining the circumstances of this first edition.
We are back in 1974; Eric Tappy and his pianist Ruben Lifschitz feel they are ready; after many months of rehearsals; to present Schubert’s wonderful cycle to the public. The day before the recording; they were invited to the Chamber music room of the Concertgebouw Amsterdam and gave a highly successful first public performance. Serene; the artists went to Hilversum and recorded the whole cycle in a single day; for radio broadcast.
A few weeks later; the cycle was broadcast on Dutch Radio KRO; one of the listeners recorded the programme on his Revox and sent the tape to Eric Tappy in Switzerland; who put it safely away; hoping that he would find time to listen to it some day. Indeed he did; but thirty-five years later…. As for the listener who sent the precious tape in 1974; he was none other but one of the greatest Swiss composers of the 20th century; Frank Martin; who was at the time living in Naarden in the Netherlands; and who was a friend of Eric Tappy’s.
Return to the album | Read the booklet | Composer(s): Franz Schubert | Main Artist: Eric Tappy