Christian Gerhaher and Gerold Huber, among the great partnerships in Lieder interpretation, grace the celebrations of Schubert’s birthday at Wigmore Hall with this unmissable programme. Their recital unfolds as a deep meditation on the afterglow of the day, the abendröte or ‘evening red’, a magical, mysterious time of transition. They interleave some of Schubert’s finest songs, Die Gebüsche and Der Wanderer among them, with a selection of beguiling pieces from Manfred Trojahn’s 2012 song cycle Abendröte, settings of the poems from Schlegel’s Abendröthe that Schubert overlooked.
Manfred Trojahn – Der Hirt
Manfred Trojahn – Die Sonne
Manfred Trojahn – Die Lüfte
Manfred Trojahn – Der Dichter
Manfred Trojahn – Als die Sonne nun versunken
Manfred Trojahn – Der Mond
Manfred Trojahn – Zwei Nachtigallen
Manfred Trojahn – Der Wasserfall
Manfred Trojahn – Die Blumen
Manfred Trojahn – Der Sänger
Manfred Trojahn – Der Dichter
Wigmore Hall
Christian Gerhaher baritone ; Gerold Huber piano
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Schubert’s Birthday
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