- Ian Bostridge tenor
- Julius Drake piano
Ian Bostridge, 'one of the world’s great lieder tenors' The Telegraph, praised for his sensitive and distinctive performances, is joined once more by Julius Drake as they continue to explore the genius of Schubert's songs.
From the strikingly dramatic ballad 'Der Zwerg' to the melancholic tenderness of 'An Den Mond', the duo examine the emotions of every word and every note in this delicately curated programme.
Track Listing
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
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01. Wehmut D772
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02. Der Zwerg D771
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03. Nacht und Träume D827
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04. Der Musensohn D764
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05. An die Entfernte D765
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06. Am Flusse D766
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07. Willkommen und Abschied D767
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08. Wandrers Nachtlied II D768
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09. An die Leier D737
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10. Am See D746
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11. Im Haine D738
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12. Erlkönig D328
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13. An den Mond D259
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14. Nähe des Geliebten D162
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15. Nachtgesang D119
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16. Liebhaber in allen Gestalten D558
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17. Meeres Stille D216
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18. Auf dem See D543
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19. An Mignon D161
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20. Erster Verlust D226
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21. Ganymed D544
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22. An den Mond D296
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