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Obra: Dichterliebe, Op.48

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CompositorSchumann, Robert (1810-1856)
PeriodoRomántico
Tipo de obraOrchestral
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MarvãoSong Recital - Juliane Banse, Valentin Lee, James Cuddeford, Aleksandar Madžar

Festival Internacional De Música De Marvão
Schumann, Cuddeford
Juliane Banse; Valentin Lee; James Cuddeford; Aleksandar Madžar

LondresTemple Song: A Poet's Love - Schuen sings Schumann

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Schumann
Andrè Schuen; Julius Drake

PragaJavier Arrey / Jan Dušek

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Schumann, Allende, Saglie, Ravel, Goldmark, Dvořák
Javier Arrey; Jan Dušek
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Goerne y Kissin: extraordinaria velada liederística en Madrid

© Rafa Martín | Ibermúsica

Memorable recital liederístico de Matthias Goerne y Evgeny Kissin en el Auditorio Nacional con obras de Schumann y Brahms.

Love's loss lamented: Boesch and Martineau in Edinburgh

Florian Boesch © Andreas Weiss
A traditional Lieder programme at the Edinburgh International Festival brings songs concerned with love, celebrating its joys but more often lamenting its loss and its pains. 

Der Stardirigent am Klavier: Yannick Nézet-Séguin in Baden-Baden

Yannick Nézet-Séguin und Michael Volle © Michael Gregonowits
Wie es sein soll: Kammermusik als Ensemblekunst – und gleichrangig reihte sich der Stardirigent ein.
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VerbierMagdalena Kožená / Martha Argerich / Alexandre Kantorow

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Schumann, Shostakovich, Rajmáninov
Magdalena Kožená; Martha Argerich; Alexandre Kantorow
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