Lieder können fliegen
Was haben uns Lieder in dieser Zeit zu sagen? Podcast für zeitgenössisches Lied, neue Kompositionen, neue Lyrik, Uraufführungen, Dialog mit Komponist:innen und Musiker:innen
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We Contain Multitudes - Lotte Betts-Dean & Sarah Aristidou (opens the original)
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The podcast becomes a meeting platform - French soprano Sarah Aristidou and Australian mezzosoprano Lotte Betts-Dean never met before, but they have a lot in common: They have been singing contemporary art song for many years, curating their own programs and recording very individual albums. Enjoy the first encounter of two young star artists.
Sunday Song - Richie Beirach - Sidney Corbett (opens the original)
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Friendship happens often on the same level of frequencies. But it is a bliss if two composers and musicians find each other, at least for a little while. Sidney Corbett commemorates his dear friend Richie Beirach, who passed away on the 26th of January 26. His jazz mastery was way above piano playing, it was deepest poetry and as easy as it might sound - truly speaking from the heart.
Erlkönig - Johannes Held - Stefan Schulzki (opens the original)
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Dreizehn Erlkönige vereint die neue CD des Baritons Johannes Held und der Pianistin Doriana Tchakarova - eine spannende Sammlung vielfacher Vertonungen eines einzigen Gedichts. Doch was hat es mit diesem Gedicht auf sich, warum zieht es uns nach Jahrhunderten immer noch so stark in den Bann? Sabine Bergk begibt sich mit Johannes Held auf Spurensuche..
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