℗ 2019 Toccata Classics
Released January 4, 2019
Duration 1h 15m 13s
Record Label Toccata Classics
Catalogue No. TOCC0295
Genre Classical (Chamber)
 

Krenek: Chamber Music & Songs, Vol. 1

Various Artists

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1.1
Double Fugue for 2 Pianos, WoO 50
Ernst Krenek; Anthony Spiri; Nina Tichman
9:53
3 Songs, Op. 30a  
1.2
No. 1, La barque
Ernst Krenek; Laura Aikin; Matthias Schorn; Hanna Weinmeister; Christian Eisenberger; Dorothea Schönwiese; Lily Francis
3:53
1.3
No. 2, Un soir
Ernst Krenek; Laura Aikin; Matthias Schorn; Hanna Weinmeister; Christian Eisenberger; Dorothea Schönwiese; Lily Francis
2:58
1.4
No. 3, L'heure mauvaise
Ernst Krenek; Laura Aikin; Matthias Schorn; Hanna Weinmeister; Christian Eisenberger; Dorothea Schönwiese; Lily Francis
5:32
Trio Fantasie, Op. 63  
1.5
I. Andante sostenuto
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Dorothea Schönwiese; Anthony Spiri
3:58
1.6
II. Allegro agitato
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Dorothea Schönwiese; Anthony Spiri
7:25
1.7
Während der Trennung, Op. 76
Ernst Krenek; Bernarda Fink; Florian Boesch; Anthony Spiri
3:14
Trio for Violin, Clarinet & Piano, Op. 108  
1.8
I. Allegretto moderato, comodo
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn; Christian Eisenberger; Anthony Spiri
2:58
1.9
II. Allegro agitato
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn; Christian Eisenberger; Anthony Spiri
4:59
1.10
The Holy Ghost's Ark, Op. 91a
Ernst Krenek; Bernarda Fink; Matthias Schorn; Dorothea Schönwiese; Herbert Maderthaner; Lily Francis
3:59
String Trio, Op. 118  
1.11
I. Allegretto vivace
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Tatjana Masurenko; Dorothea Schönwiese
3:28
1.12
II. Larghetto
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Tatjana Masurenko; Dorothea Schönwiese
2:25
1.13
III. Allegretto vivace
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Tatjana Masurenko; Dorothea Schönwiese
1:48
1.14
IV. Adagio - Allegretto vivace
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Tatjana Masurenko; Dorothea Schönwiese
3:03
1.15
V. Allegretto grazioso
Ernst Krenek; Hanna Weinmeister; Tatjana Masurenko; Dorothea Schönwiese
1:56
Monologue, Op. 157  
1.16
I. Moderato
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn
1:06
1.17
II. L'istesso tempo
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn
0:58
1.18
III. Larghetto
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn
1:21
1.19
IV. Allegretto
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn
0:55
1.20
V. Allegro appassionato
Ernst Krenek; Matthias Schorn
1:15
1.21
Double Fugue for Piano 4 Hands in D Minor, WoO 33
Ernst Krenek; Anthony Spiri; Nina Tichman
8:09
Digital Booklet
This recording of music by Ernest Krenek follows on from Toccata Classics’ wildly successful recording, in two albums, of his complete piano concertos. It covers almost half a century of his compositions, and shows the sheer range of his creativity. There are early piano fugues written for his teacher, Franz Schreker, via elegant fin de siècle Viennese lyricism to a relaxed application of Schoenberg’s dodecaphonic technique- often enlivened with a surprising degree of charm and a knowing sense of humor. The Ernst Krenek Ensemble is joined here by three of the finest lieder singers currently active, Laura Aikin, Bernarda Fink, and Florian Boesch. The Ernst Krenek Ensemble has set itself the task of introducing Ernst Krenek’s important and extensive chamber music oeuvre to the programmes of international concert halls, although its repertoire also includes works by composers such as Schubert and Beethoven, who provided Krenek with important stimulus. Its musicians delve with special curiosity into Krenek’s less familiar works and reveal the many colorful facets of his substantial output. Concerts have taken the ensemble throughout Europe and the USA.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Toccata Classics Studio Masters
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Double Fugue for 2 Pianos, WoO 50
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No. 1, La barque
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No. 2, Un soir
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No. 3, L'heure mauvaise
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I. Andante sostenuto
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II. Allegro agitato
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Während der Trennung, Op. 76
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I. Allegretto moderato, comodo
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9
II. Allegro agitato
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10
The Holy Ghost's Ark, Op. 91a
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I. Allegretto vivace
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12
II. Larghetto
-4.31-27.13-23.513
13
III. Allegretto vivace
-1.08-20.20-16.212
14
IV. Adagio - Allegretto vivace
-1.09-23.90-19.214
15
V. Allegretto grazioso
-1.08-21.18-17.412
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I. Moderato
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II. L'istesso tempo
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III. Larghetto
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IV. Allegretto
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20
V. Allegro appassionato
-3.56-21.70-16.49
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Double Fugue for Piano 4 Hands in D Minor, WoO 33
-1.27-23.55-20.715

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