Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of classical music with Carl Orff's "Monteverdi & Orff: L'Orfeo". Released on September 24, 2013, this captivating album is a testament to Orff's mastery of composition and his ability to evoke deep emotions through music. Spanning a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, this album is a journey through the legendary tale of Orpheus and Eurydice, brought to life through Orff's unique interpretation and arrangement.
The album features a stunning array of vocal and instrumental performances, showcasing the power and versatility of the human voice alongside the rich, resonant tones of the harpsichord and double bass. From the triumphant chorus of "Preist diesen Tag der Freude!" to the hauntingly beautiful "Lamento d'Arianna", each track is a masterclass in musical storytelling, drawing the listener into the heart of the narrative.
Orff's "Monteverdi & Orff: L'Orfeo" is not just an album, but an experience. The intricate interplay of voices and instruments, the dramatic shifts in tempo and mood, and the sheer depth of emotion conveyed through each note make this a standout work in the classical music canon. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado of classical music or a newcomer looking to explore the genre, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression. Don't miss the chance to add this extraordinary work to your collection.
Tracks
Orpheus: ToccataCarl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus: Als einst Orpheus den Tod seines Weibes mit Trauerliedern beklagte (Speaker)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act I, "Arkadische Landshaft": Preist diesen Tag der Freude! (Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act I, "Arkadische Landshaft": Strahlendes Licht, leuchtende Sonne (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act I, "Arkadische Landshaft": All mein Sehnen, Orpheus, all mein Sinnen (Eurydike)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act I, "Arkadische Landshaft": Flieht uns der nächtigen Wolken Dunkel (Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act I, "Arkadische Landshaft": MorescaCarl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act II, "Heller, lichter Wald, Hirten und Nymphen": Nehmt mich auf, irh stillen Wälder (Orpheus, Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act II, "Heller, lichter Wald, Hirten und Nymphen": Weh, dunkles Schicksal! Weh, schweres Verhängnis! (Botin, Orpheus, Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act II, "Heller, lichter Wald, Hirten und Nymphen": Lament. Eurydike, bist du mir erloschen (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Bin ich hinab getaucht ins Reich der Schatten (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Halt du, der du ins Land des Todes niedersteigst (Wächter)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Du dunkler Warner, einsamer Wächter (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Des Lebens Stern sich einmal noch in diesen Tiefen spiegeln soll (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Allbezwingend trägt dein Sang, dein Leid ins Land der Schatten (Wächter)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Weh mir unselig Seligem, endlich dir nach bin ich (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Hat ganz des Leides Kraft dein Herz zerbrochen (Wächter)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": O gib sie mir zurück! (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Zum Licht! Zum Leben wieder führ ich dich, Eurydike! (Orpheus, Eurydike)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Besiegt hat Orpheus die Nacht (Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Eurydike, meine Liebe blüht empor in meinen Liedern (Orpheus, Chorus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Eurydike, fühlst du den Tag, dem wir entgegenschreiten? (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": Weh, dass des Lebens Sehnsucht im Land des Todes dich ergreift (Eurydike)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Orpheus, Act III, "Unterwelt": O lass mich untergehn in deinem Traum, in dir! (Orpheus)Carl Orff, Raymond Wolansky, Ingeborg Bremert, Lucretia West, Ernst Wiemann, Otto Arneth, South German Radio Choir, Radio Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR, Ferdinand Leitner
Lamento d'Arianna, SV 22 (arr. for voice, 2 harpsichords and double bass)Claudio Monteverdi, Elisabeth Höngen, Ferdinand Leitner, Rolf Reinhardt, Alfred Graeser
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