Immerse yourself in the rich, romantic repertoire of Carl Loewe with "Michael Raucheisen Vol. 2," a captivating collection of German Lieder released on January 1, 2006, under the Documents label. This album is a testament to the artistry of both Carl Loewe, a master of the 19th-century Lied, and the renowned baritone Michael Raucheisen, whose performances are celebrated for their depth and expressiveness.
Spanning a generous 1 hour and 38 minutes, the album features a diverse array of Loewe's compositions, including ballads, songs, and duets. Highlights include the dramatic "Der Räuber" and the haunting "Der Totentanz" from the Op. 44 collection, as well as the introspective "Der Schatzgräber" and the regal "Fridericus Rex" from Op. 59. The album also showcases Raucheisen's versatility with lighter pieces like "Zeislein" and "Hinkende Jamben" from Op. 62.
The album is a treasure trove for lovers of German romantic music, offering a comprehensive exploration of Loewe's work. Raucheisen's nuanced interpretations bring out the poetic and dramatic essence of each piece, making this album a delightful journey through the romantic landscape of 19th-century Germany. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast of classical music or a curious newcomer, this album promises a rewarding listening experience.
Tracks
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Blumen Rache, op. 68 Nr. 3Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Arno Schellenberg
Das Deutsche Lied: Gregor auf dem Stein, op. 38Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Hans Hotter
Das Deutsche Lied: Im Schacht der Adern und der Stufen, op. 39Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Räuber, op. 43 Nr. 2Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Getreue Eckhardt, op. 44 Nr. 2Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Totentanz, op. 44 Nr. 3Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Arno Schellenberg
Das Deutsche Lied: Die Lauer, op. 49 Nr. 1Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Urgroßvaters Gesellschaft, op. 56 Nr. 3Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Hans Hotter
Das Deutsche Lied: Wirkung in der Ferne, op. 59 Nr. 1Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Sänger, op. 59 Nr. 2Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Rudolf Bockelmann
Das Deutsche Lied: Der Schatzgräber, op. 59 Nr. 3Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Josef Greindl
Das Deutsche Lied: Fridericus Rex, op. 61 Nr. 1Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Rudolf Bockelmann
Das Deutsche Lied: Zeislein, op. 62 Nr. 1Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Das Deutsche Lied: O süße Mutter, op. 62 Nr. 3Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Das Deutsche Lied: Süßes Begräbnis, op. 62 Nr. 4Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Karl Schmidt-Walter
Das Deutsche Lied: Hinkende Jamben, op. 62 Nr. 5Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Hans Hotter
Das Deutsche Lied: Irrlichter, op. 62 Nr. 6Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Das Deutsche Lied: Das Pfarrjüngferchen, op. 63 Nr. 4Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Rudolf Bockelmann
Das Deutsche Lied: Kind und Mädchen, op. 63 Nr. 5Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Das Deutsche Lied: Die Blume der Ergebung, op. 63 Nr. 6Carl Loewe, Michael Raucheisen, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
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