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Background: This recording, of Schoenberg's huge cantata Gurrelieder is conducted by Sir Simon Rattle. The music, written in Schoenberg's Wagnerian style, is very approachable but because of the vast forces required performances of this master work are rare. The text of the work, A German translation of 'Songs of Gurre' by the Danish poet and novelist Jens Pater Jacobsen, tells of the 12th century King Waldemar, who lived in the Castle of Gurre on the Danish coast, and the tragedy that results from his fatal infatuation with a beautiful young girl, Tove. |
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COMPOSER: Arnold Schoenberg |
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- May-2002 5 star BBC Music Mag. - Jun-2002 Gramophone Editor's Choice 'Rattle reveals the ravishing colours of Schoenberg's choral magnum opus' - Gramophone 2002 Award Winner |
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