Jurowski conducts Zemlinsky

LPO–0078

© 2014 London Philharmonic Orchestra Ltd

℗ 2014 London Philharmonic Orchestra Ltd

Recorded live at Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, London, on 22
September 2010 (Six Maeterlinck Songs) and 26 September 2012 (A Florentine
Tragedy).

Producer: Andrew Walton, K&A Productions

Engineer: Andrew Lang, K&A Productions

Publisher: Universal Edition AG

Total playing time 74:12

Sung in German

Booklet text in English

DDD Stereo

Released July 2014

CD: Jurowski conducts Zemlinsky

Zemlinsky A Florentine Tragedy:

Heike Wessels mezzo soprano (Bianca)
Sergey Skorokhodov tenor (Guido Bardi)
Albert Dohmen baritone (Simone)

Zemlinsky Six Maeterlinck Songs:

Petra Lang mezzo soprano

Vladimir Jurowski conductor
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Pieter Schoeman leader

Entranced and inspired by Oscar Wilde’s dark, death-ridden play, Alexander Zemlinsky conjured up his most colourful orchestral canvas in the one-act opera A Florentine Tragedy. Set in 16th-century Florence, the opera tells of jealousy, betrayal and ultimately murder. Conductor Vladimir Jurowski and the London Philharmonic Orchestra provide a rich and lavish backdrop for this gripping tale of passion and revenge, which is followed by Zemlinsky’s haunting, sensuous Six Maeterlinck Songs.

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