Felix Mendelssohn está asociado con una brillante partitura de música incidental para el teatro A Midsummer Nights Dream, pero de hecho compuso partituras para nada menos que 15 obras de teatro. Los más significativos de ellos, incluyendo las tres obras de este conjunto, datan del período en que fue empleado por el rey Federico Guillermo IV de Prusia, quien estaba fuertemente atraído por el espíritu del romanticismo y la cultura de la antigüedad griega. Mendelssohn se sintió atraído por la tragedia de Sófocles Antígona por su fuerte sentido dramático y sus temas universales, en particular el patetismo y el heroísmo de Antígona. Además de establecer varios de los coros, compuso interludios y música de fondo para discursos y diálogos. Su partitura altamente efectiva es intensamente noble y romántica, pero también sensible al verso. Su música para la tragedia de Sófocles Oedipus at Colonus se aleja aún más de la forma dramática ateniense, con recitativo acompañado, solos y dúos para los personajes principales, y es más elaborada. Tiene una intensidad trágica que no se escucha a menudo en su música. Su partitura de música incidental para la obra religiosa de Racine Athalie es típica del estilo del compositor, caracterizado por una fluida e ininterrumpida invención melódica, una colorida orquestación y una imaginativa partitura para las voces. Muestra al compositor en la cima de sus poderes tanto como dramaturgo musical como poeta orquestal.
https://dvdstorespain.es/es/musica/107396-musique-de-scene-cd-de-audio-berliner-rundfunkchor-felix-mendelssohn-and-stefan-soltesz-5028421942162.html107396Musique De Scène [CD de audio] Berliner Rundfunkchor, Felix Mendelssohn and Stefan Soltesz<div id="productDescription" class="a-section a-spacing-small"> <!-- show up to 2 reviews by default --><br /><h3> <span>Descripción del producto</span> </h3> <p> <span>Felix Mendelssohn is associated with one brilliant score of incidental music for the theatre A Midsummer Nights Dream but in fact he composed scores for no less than 15 stage works.The most significant of them, including the three works in this set, date from the period when he was employed by King Frederick William IV of Prussia, who was strongly attracted to the spirit of Romanticism and the culture of Greek antiquity. Mendelssohn was drawn to Sophocless tragedy Antigone by its strong dramatic sense and its universal themes, particularly Antigones pathos and heroism. In addition to setting several of the choruses, he composed interludes and background music for speeches and dialogues. His highly effective score is intensely noble and romantic yet also sensitive to the verse. His music for Sophocless Oedipus at Colonus moves further away from Athenian dramatic form, with accompanied recitative, solos and duets for the principal characters, and is more elaborate. It has a tragic intensity not often heard in his music. His score of incidental music for Racines religious drama Athalie is typical of the composers style characterised by flowing, sustained melodic invention, colourful orchestration and imaginative scoring for the voices. It displays the composer at the height of his powers both as a musical dramatist and an orchestral tone-poet.</span> </p> <h3> <span>Opinión</span> </h3> <p> <span class="a-text-bold">Lista de temas:</span><span><br />Disco 1<br />1. Antigone, Incidental Music, Op. 55, to Sophocles's Tragedy - Various Performers<br /><br />Disco 2<br />1. Oedipus at Colonus, Incidental Music, Op. 93, to Sophocles's Tragedy - Various Performers<br /><br />Disco 3<br />1. Athalia, Incidental Music, Op. 74, to Racine's Play - Various Performers</span> </p> </div>https://dvdstorespain.es/614669-home_default/musique-de-scene-cd-de-audio-berliner-rundfunkchor-felix-mendelssohn-and-stefan-soltesz.jpg7.438instockBrilliant Classics7.4387.438002023-04-11T01:37:30+0200/Música/Nuevos
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Felix Mendelssohn is associated with one brilliant score of incidental music for the theatre A Midsummer Nights Dream but in fact he composed scores for no less than 15 stage works.The most significant of them, including the three works in this set, date from the period when he was employed by King Frederick William IV of Prussia, who was strongly attracted to the spirit of Romanticism and the culture of Greek antiquity. Mendelssohn was drawn to Sophocless tragedy Antigone by its strong dramatic sense and its universal themes, particularly Antigones pathos and heroism. In addition to setting several of the choruses, he composed interludes and background music for speeches and dialogues. His highly effective score is intensely noble and romantic yet also sensitive to the verse. His music for Sophocless Oedipus at Colonus moves further away from Athenian dramatic form, with accompanied recitative, solos and duets for the principal characters, and is more elaborate. It has a tragic intensity not often heard in his music. His score of incidental music for Racines religious drama Athalie is typical of the composers style characterised by flowing, sustained melodic invention, colourful orchestration and imaginative scoring for the voices. It displays the composer at the height of his powers both as a musical dramatist and an orchestral tone-poet.
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Lista de temas: Disco 1 1. Antigone, Incidental Music, Op. 55, to Sophocles's Tragedy - Various Performers
Disco 2 1. Oedipus at Colonus, Incidental Music, Op. 93, to Sophocles's Tragedy - Various Performers
Disco 3 1. Athalia, Incidental Music, Op. 74, to Racine's Play - Various Performers