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艺术家:格奥尔格·尼格尔,亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲
标题:莫扎特的羽管键琴
发行年份:2025年
厂牌:阿尔法古典
流派:古典
音质:FLAC(音轨)/24比特-96千赫兹FLAC(音轨)
总时长:01:21:22
总大小:414MB/1.58GB
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表:
1. 《魔笛》,作品620:序曲(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(6:23)
2. 《魔笛》,作品620,第二幕:咏叹调。帕帕盖诺渴望一个姑娘或妻子!(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(4:40)
3. 《蒂托的仁慈》,作品621,第一幕第四场:进行曲(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(2:15)
4. 《紫罗兰》,作品476(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(3:04)
5. 《幻想曲》,作品476(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(7:03)
6. 《对春天的渴望》,作品596(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(3:39)
7. 《儿童游戏》,作品598(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(4:04)
8. 《老妇人》,作品517(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(3:52)
9. D大调回旋曲,作品485(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(6:15)
10. 《致劳拉的傍晚情思》,作品523(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(6:57)
11. c小调幻想曲,作品396/385f(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(3:27)
12. 《满足》,作品473(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(3:47)
13. 玻璃琴用C大调柔板,作品356/617a(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(3:06)
14. 《离别之歌》,作品519(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(9:41)
15. c小调小葬礼进行曲,作品453a(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(2:14)
16. 《你们这些无边宇宙的生灵》,一首小型德文康塔塔,作品619(由格奥尔格·尼格尔和亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为男中音与羽管键琴曲)(9:30)
17. d小调安魂曲,作品626:第三部分 继叙咏:第六首,泪经(由亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲改编为羽管键琴曲)(1:29)
莫扎特在萨尔茨堡的家中是如何聆听自己的音乐的?这张录音给出了答案,因为它不仅是在莫扎特曾经居住的房子里录制的,还使用了他创作《魔笛》《蒂托的仁慈》和《安魂曲》时所用的羽管键琴。尽管这架羽管键琴的键盘与莫扎特用于音乐会的古钢琴一样有五个八度的音域,但它较弱的音量限制了它只能在家庭中使用,供在场的家人或合作者聆听。男中音格奥尔格·尼格尔和早期键盘专家亚历山大·盖尔盖利菲设计了一套私密的曲目,包括咏叹调、序曲、康塔塔、艺术歌曲、幻想曲、回旋曲,甚至还有《安魂曲》中令人感伤的《泪经》。这张独特的专辑让我们走进莫扎特在萨尔茨堡的故居,坐在他曾经弹奏过的乐器旁,聆听两位杰出演奏者的演绎,他们都无可救药地迷上了这里的场所精神。
Artist: Georg Nigl, Alexander Gergelyfi
Title: Mozart's Clavichord
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Alpha Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:21:22
Total Size: 414 MB / 1.58 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Die Zauberflöte, KV 620: Overture (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (6:23)
2. Die Zauberflöte, KV 620, Act II: Aria. Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen Wünscht Papageno sich! (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (4:40)
3. La Clemenza di Tito, KV 621, Act I Scene 4: Marcia (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (2:15)
4. Das Veilchen, KV 476 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:04)
5. Fantaisie, KV 476 (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (7:03)
6. Sehnsucht nach dem Frühlinge, KV 596 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:39)
7. Das Kinderspiel, KV 598 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (4:04)
8. Die Alte, KV 517 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:52)
9. Rondo in D Major, KV 485 (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (6:15)
10. Abendempfindung an Laura, KV 523 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (6:57)
11. Fantasia in C Minor, KV 396/385f (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:27)
12. Die Zufriedenheit, KV 473 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:47)
13. Adagio in C Major for Glass Harmonica, KV 356/617a (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (3:06)
14. Das Lied der Trennung, KV 519 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (9:41)
15. Kleiner Trauermarsch in C Minor, KV 453a (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (2:14)
16. Die ihr des unermeßlichen Weltalls, Eine kleine deutsche Kantate, KV 619 (Arr. for Baritone and Clavichord by Georg Nigl and Alexander Gergelyfi) (9:30)
17. Requiem in D Minor, KV 626: III. Sequenz: No. 6, Lacrimosa (Arr. for Clavichord by Alexander Gergelyfi) (1:29)
How did Mozart hear his own music at home in Salzburg? This recording provides the answer, as it was made not only in the house in which he lived but also with the clavichord that he used to compose Die Zauberflote, La clemenza di Tito and the Requiem. While its keyboard has the same five-octave range as the fortepianos that Mozart used for concerts, the clavichord's weaker sound limited it to domestic use, to be heard by family members who happened to be present or collaborators. Baritone Georg Nigl and early keyboard specialist Alexander Gergelyfi have devised an intimate programme of arias, overtures, cantatas, Lieder, fantasias, rondos and even the poignant Lacrimosa from the Requiem. This unique album lets us enter Mozart's own house in Salzburg, where we can sit next to an instrument he himself played and listen to two exceptional performers, both of whom are irrevocably smitten with the genius loci.
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