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Willem Mengelberg is één van de grootste Nederlandse dirigenten. Van 1895 tot 1944 leidt hij het Amsterdamse Concertgebouworkest, dat mede dankzij hem uitgroeit tot het beste orkest van Nederland en ...
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Feierliche Messe : for soli, choir, orchestra and organ / Willem Mengelberg
Genre:
Vocaal
Subgenre:
Gemengd koor en orkest
Bezetting:
GK4 3fl ob 2cl bsn 2h 2trp 2trb-t timp perc pf org str
Five songs on English poems : for low voice and harpsichord (piano, organ), 1974 / Daniël Manneke
Genre:
Vocaal
Subgenre:
Zangstem en instrument(en); Zangstem en piano; Zangstem en orgel
Bezetting:
low cemb/pf/org
Celebrität / [Gedicht von] (Goethe), von Alphons Diepenbrock
Genre:
Vocaal
Subgenre:
Zangstem en piano
Bezetting:
bar/bas pf
We grow accustomed to the Dark : for soprano and piano / Joke Kegel; text by Emily Dickinson
Genre:
Vocaal
Subgenre:
Zangstem en piano
Bezetting:
sopr pf
compositie
Songs / Willem Mengelberg
Bevat:
Komm über das Meer (Irische Melodien)
Das Waldschloss
Und wü.ten’s die Blumen, die kleinen
Das Päckchen Gedichte
Uw’ ogen
Hans und Grete
Vergiß mein nicht
Wartend!
Chasa Glockenliedchen
Die Freundschaft
Der Ungenannten
Wendisches Volkslied
Mi’s Schätzeli
Nelken
Wenn kühl der Abend sinkt
Abendlied
Liebeserwachen
Toelichting:
This album of music from Willem Mengelberg (1871-1951) contains almost all the songs that he composed. Except for the last song, the Chasa Glockenliedchen from 1941, they have all been written before 1900. They date from the time of Mengelberg’s studies in Cologne (1888-1892), from the years that he worked in Lucerne (1892-1895), and from his early period in Amsterdam (from 1895).
Only the song Nelken, has been published before, most likely as a musical attachment in a magazine. The manuscripts of the songs are presently in the archive of Willem Mengelberg, which is part of the collection of the Netherlands Music Institute/The Hague City Archive.
This publication has been made possible in cooperation with and support from the Willem Mengelberg Stiftung (Switzerland).
Frits Zwart