Notes and Editorial Reviews
The repertoire of
Song of the Reeds revels in the Romantic tradition of the instrument with Schumann's popular Three Romances and works by contemporaries of Brahms and Liszt composed for Mayer's instrument: Heinrich Herzogenberg's Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano and August Klughardt's five fantasy pieces Schilflieder (Song of the Reeds) for oboe, viola, and piano.
Albrecht Mayer is joined by outstanding viola player Tabea Zimmermann, horn player Marie-Luise Neunecker, and by Markus Becker at the piano, "unbeatable as a virtuoso, a musical soul painter with great understanding.” (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung)
The album title is taken from the title of the work by Klughardt and acknowledges the
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longing of Romantic music, the acclaimed vocal tone of Albrecht Mayer’s playing, and the reed which gives his instrument its unique voice.
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Works on This Recording
1.
Schilflieder (5), Op. 28 "Fantasy Pieces after Poems by Lenau" by August Klughardt
Performer:
Markus Becker (Piano),
Albrecht Mayer (Oboe),
Tabea Zimmermann (Viola)
Period: Romantic
Written: 1872; Germany
2.
Romances (3) for Oboe and Piano, Op. 94 by Robert Schumann
Performer:
Albrecht Mayer (Oboe),
Markus Becker (Piano)
Period: Romantic
Written: 1849; Germany
3.
Trio for Piano, Oboe and Horn in D minor, Op. 61 by Heinrich Herzogenberg
Performer:
Markus Becker (Piano),
Albrecht Mayer (Oboe),
Marie-Luise Neunecker (French Horn)
Period: Romantic
Written: by 1889; Germany
4.
Liebesruf eines Faun by Hans Steinmetz
Performer:
Albrecht Mayer (English Horn),
Markus Becker (Piano)
5.
Prélude-Improvisation by Markus Becker
Performer:
Albrecht Mayer (Oboe),
Markus Becker (Piano)
6.
Variations for Oboe and Piano, Op. 39: Variation 4 - Lento, molto tranquillo by Julius Weismann
Performer:
Albrecht Mayer (Oboe),
Markus Becker (Piano)
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played with great virtuosity May 19, 2012
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"beautifully played with great virtuosity"
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