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Schumann: The Complete Songs
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Schumann: The Complete Songs, Vol. 5 – Christopher Maltman
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No 01: Widmung
Du meine Seele, du mein Herz
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No 02: Freisinn
Lasst mich nur auf meinem Sattel gelten!
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No 03: Der Nussbaum
Es grünet ein Nussbaum, vor dem Haus
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No 04: Jemand
Mein Herz ist betrübt, ich sag' es nicht
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No 05: Lieder aus dem Schenkenbuch im Divan I
Sitz ich allein
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No 06: Lieder aus dem Schenkenbuch im Divan II
Setze mir nicht, du Grobian
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No 07: Die Lotosblume
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No 08: Talismane
Gottes ist der Orient!
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No 09: Lied der Suleika
Wie mit innigstem Behagen
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No 10: Die Hochländer-Witwe
Ich bin gekommen ins Niederland
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No 11: Lied der Braut I
Mutter, Mutter! Glaube nicht
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No 12: Lied der Braut II
Lass mich ihm am Busen hangen
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No 13: Hochländers Abschied
Mein Herz ist im Hochland, mein Herz ist nicht hier
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No 14: Hochländisches Wiegenlied
Schlafe, süsser, kleiner Donald
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No 15: Aus den Hebräischen Gesängen
Mein Herz ist schwer
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No 16: Rätsel
Es flüstert's der Himmel, es murrt es die Hölle
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No 17: Zwei Venetianische Lieder I
Leis' rudern hier, mein Gondolier! Die Flut vom Ruder sprühn
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No 18: Zwei Venetianische Lieder II
Wenn durch die Piazzetta
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No 19: Hauptmanns Weib
Hoch zu Pferd!
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No 20: Weit, weit
Wie kann ich froh und munter sein
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No 21: Was will die einsame Träne?
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No 22: Niemand
Ich hab' mein Weib allein
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No 23: Im Westen
Ich schau' über Forth hinüber nach Nord
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No 24: Du bist wie eine Blume
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No 25: Aus den Östlichen Rosen
Ich sende einen Gruss wie Duft der Rosen
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No 26: Zum Schluss
Hier in diesen erdbeklommnen Lüften
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The twenty-six songs of this important and ground-breaking cycle (spelled Myrthen by the composer in the work's first edition, but known as Myrten to later generations of Germans, as well as in the Peters Edition) are full of secrets and allusions. An important part of their power is their inter-connectedness in terms of tonality:
Schumannians will always scan this list in admiration and wonder. This is something absolutely new in terms of a cycle. At first glance it is something of a ragbag, a patchwork quilt, but it is bound together by personal biographical allusions where every choice of poem represents an aspect of love which encompasses the legend-in-the-making that was Robert-and-Clara. This cycle casts them as a pair of star-crossed lovers who have come through their trials as successfully as a latter-day Tamino and Pamina. In so doing they join hands with others from all over the world who have endured hardships in similar and different ways. 'Hello young lovers, wherever you are' is how Rodgers and Hammerstein summed up such fellow-feeling. Myrten is a musical encyclopaedia of love around the world, an alpha-to-omega of love. Most of the songs were written in February of that year with the two book-end songs, the first and the last, composed a month or so later.
The poetry of Rückert lies at the Germanic heart of the work (the idea of duty and filial devotion encompassed by songs XI and XII) and Schumann chooses this famous poet of marital happiness to open and close his cycle. But the composer has consciously stretched out his arms to lovers from all countries and ages. Goethe's West-östlicher Divan represents Persia (Suleika makes an appearance which is as much a tribute to Schubert as to anyone else; that composer's music is also quoted in Widmung) and Heine's exotic lotus is a flowering from the far east: songs V - IX form an oriental corner of the work as if a magic carpet had been sent out from Leipzig to survey scenes worthy of Sheherazade.
The role played by Burns's lyrics is as a foil to the middle-class sophistication of Rückert. The Burns characters display a steadfastness of heart which beats in the sometimes wild breasts of highland soldiers and border bandits, but their music is associated with the goodness that comes from unvarnished simplicity, and their songs are distributed throughout the set like the humble straw that binds bricks and mortar. Although Mendelssohn had not himself set Burns to music at this stage the inclusion of a Scottish element to the cycle may owe much to Schumann's conversations with the older composer who had probably waxed lyrical about the beauties of Scotland.
Thanks to Byron's boon companion Thomas Moore we visit Italy (XVIII and XIX) for echoes of the footloose bachelordom that Robert would now willingly give up. In a parallel set of linked G major songs (XI and XII) we learn of what Clara must renounce in marrying him – close links with her family. The impassioned plea to a mother could also be addressed to her father, in this case it would have been in vain. Note that Byron and Moore are allowed to create a corner of the cycle of their own (Songs XV to XVIII) featuring lyrics by an upper-class Englishman and his Irish sidekick. Thanks to Byron's marvellous poem from his Hebrew Melodies one of the finest evocations of Jewish lyricism is included here further to broaden the cycle's multicultural references. Here Robert does not shrink from depicting his despair in the years leading up to the marriage, and the consolation he found in the discovery of his own genius as a minstrel of song. This is one of a number of self portraits in various moods that Schumann allows himself throughout the cycle.
And of course there are portraits of Clara. The first of these is the third song in Myrten, about the dreaming bride, Der Nussbaum, and long ago Eric Sams pointed out that this coincided with the third letter of the alphabet in a progress of twenty-six songs, itself an alphabet of sorts. If Schumann, obsessed with codes and ciphers, ever developed this idea with any consistency we will never know; if so it might have been explained to Clara who never mentioned it or wrote it down. (She passed on to posterity almost nothing regarding the songs.) But there are tantalising clues: C = Clara in III is the first. Then Sitz ich allein seems to paint the character of one of Schumann's alter egos, the dreamer 'Eusebius' (E = song V), followed by the more temperamental Setze mir nicht du Grobian ('Florestan' – F = song VI). Can it be pure coincidence that the two pieces in Schumann's Carnaval that depict 'Eusebius' and 'Florestan' (with those names as their titles) should also be numbers V and VI of a piano work which had originally been planned to contain twenty-six numbers?
The figure of the Lotosblume occurs in Mendelssohn's famous Auf Flügeln des Gesanges; thus song VII representing the figure G may represent the word 'Gesang' or even something as exotic as the river 'Ganges' also mentioned in the celebrated Mendelssohn song. The letter H (song VIII) could refer to the German word by which God is addressed – 'Herr'. The two linked Lieder der Braut are also specifically about Clara, they occupy the letters K and L in the sequence where KLara was a common alternative spelling for her name. Mendelssohn was well known to have adored the Highlands; is song XIII (= letter M) a reference to him? And so the speculation goes on. Did Robert regard Wenn durch die Piazzetta (song XVIII = R) as an autobiographical reference to his role as the person who was going to elope with Clara, spiriting her away, like the Venetian Ninetta, to an idyllic life.
Everyone will have their own ideas in this game but one observation seems worthy of more serious consideration. The greatest player in the drama of the marriage, apart from Robert and Clara themselves, was Friedrich Wieck. If he was to feature in this cavalcade it would have to be in a fashion tactful enough for Clara who was still devoted to him, though full of sorrow about his behaviour. Niemand has always been thought of as a fanfare of Schumann's own independence, but there is an air of misanthropy behind the declaration of the man who says that if nobody cares for him, he will care for nobody. It seems just possible that Niemand represents a humorous appearance of 'Vater' (father) – the word that both Robert and Clara used in addressing Wieck (song XXII = V). The self-important bustle of this song might have been designed to tease a smile from the bride-to-be's lips. The letter W coincides with the title Im Westen (song XXIII) and X is a common symbol for a mystery figure, in this case the person who dominates the entire cycle. Song XXIV is most certainly a Clara song, and it is as gentle as a kiss. The title Zum Schluss is made to line up with the last letter of the alphabet (XXVI = Z). If Sams's reading of the work's alphabetical mirror is correct, and if the composer played the game to the letter, there are many more discoveries to be made.
In terms of tonality the cycle owes more to Beethoven's example in An die ferne Geliebte than to either of the Schubert cycles. The Beethoven is a collection of interconnected songs played without interruption, and Myrten, no matter how many times it has been excerpted on the concert platform, is also meant to be presented as an entity. The work is arranged as a kaleidoscope where colours are meant to be seen (and heard) one after the other without long intervening gaps. The songs are self-contained (despite the connected nature of XI/XII and XVII/XVIII) and yet flow with an inevitability which has been a lesson to every programme planner of recitals ever since. In this royal progress from A flat major back to A flat major – encompassing a grand rainbow of different tonal colours – almost every song has a strong, though not always obvious, tonal relationship with its predecessor. This is clear from the chart above. On the one occasion when Schumann wishes to make a complete break for a new and very serious mood (before XV: Aus den hebräischen Gesängen) we find the deliberately looser connection between D major of XIV and the E minor of that impassioned plaint; this is the exception which proves the rule. It goes without saying that from the point of view of the key relationships, a performance of this cycle with tenor and soprano in original keys is preferable to one between baritone and soprano involving inevitable transpositions.
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SAN FRANCISCO--Twitter platform lead Ryan Sarver said to an audience of developers at the company's Chirp developer conference on Wednesday that Twitter's team wants to "support you and kind of push you--challenge you to think bigger." Bigger than just another Twitter client, that is.
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Approved by Pocket Artwork by Bummer. How to participate: The OU Mini-Tournaments are run just like an official Smogon tournament. The first thread/post posted is the sign-ups. During the sign-ups you post "in". The Rounds will last exactly 4 days from the second the round is posted here in the OU sub-forum. At the end of the 4 days, unfinished matches at the deadline will decided by coin flip. Exception: *If you contacted your opponent but they do not respond by the day before the deadline, then if that match does not get completed you will win by activity* Each mini-tournament will consist of 16, 24, 32, 48 or even 64 participants. It will be first come first serve. Sign-ups will last for approximately 3 days unless the tournament reaches 64 participants, at which point sign-ups will finish. 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For Wayne Powell, Virginia's 7th Congressional District "isn't personal, it's Cantor."
Powell, 62, is challenging Republican incumbent Eric Cantor of Henrico County for his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Powell is one of the three candidates running for the spot on the Democratic ballot this fall. For Powell, a self-styled progressive Democrat, the issues for the district are not just jobs, economy and education. He said a primary issue is Cantor himself. "I can't think of any positive thing he has done since he has become a congressmen," Powell said. Powell was born and raised in Richmond and graduated from the University of Richmond with a dual degree in Spanish and French. He later obtained a degree in law from the university and opened a law firm, Powell and Parish. Powell was in the news recently when he agreed to give free legal representation to the 31 protesters who were arrested on the steps of the Virginia Capitol during a demonstration against legislation they view as an attack on women's rights. Powell has never been a politician. He served in the military for 30 years and as an assistant attorney general for the state. While in the Army, he was mobilized to command an intelligence unit after Sept. 11 and retired from active duty as a colonel in 2002. Cantor has served as the 7th District representative since 2001 and has been the majority leader in the House since 2011. The district stretches from the Richmond suburbs north to Culpeper County and east to New Kent County. It has been a solidly Republican district, consistently electing GOP candidates in federal, state and local elections. Ray Allen, senior strategist for Cantor's campaign, said Cantor's focus this fall would be to help small businesses. He called such businesses "the engine that can pull us out of the economic troubles." "The congressman is focused right now on what we can do to help small businesses create and retain jobs," Allen said. For example, Cantor has proposed a 20 percent tax cut for small businesses. For Powell, the issues are economic reform, infrastructure, renewable energy and education. While his campaign targets the Henrico congressman, there are several issues he emphasized as key to his platform. "First and foremost, we need to repair the infrastructure," Powell said. "There are 97 bridges just in the 7th District alone that need to be repaired." Powell said he wants to see higher taxes on Wall Street businesses, such as hedge funds, to offset costs of tax credits on things such as renewable energy. "We need to subsidize, like we already do for big oil, renewable wind and solar energy," Powell said. He also wants to make higher education affordable by tying it to national service. "I'm a product of public schools and college loans," Powell said. "First and foremost, I think we should provide a four-year education for service to the country. You give us two years; we give you a four-year education." Outside of the issues, Powell is trying to make a presence for himself through social media. He refuses to take money from "super PACs" (political action committees); instead, he is using social media to promote his campaign. The Powell campaign has used several social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook and Web aggregator Reddit to reach voters. "I can't be bought," Powell said. "I'm a latecomer; I didn't have a computer until I was 40. But I think it is important to be available and transparent. I plan to remain a part of that when I go into Congress. I'll still go on social media such as Reddit and do frequent town halls." Powell is one of three seeking the Democratic nomination for the 7th District seat. The other two candidates are David Hunsicker, a retired Air Force member and real estate broker, and Jim Phillips, an attorney and college professor. The Democratic caucuses will be held in April. "I think they are both good Democrats, and anyone is better than Cantor. However, the biggest thing that separates me from Phillips is my military and small business experience," Powell said. "With regards to Mr. Hunsicker, I don't know much about his résumé, but I think the nature and breadth of my military work separates me from him. Also, me being born and raised in the 7th District, and I think that differentiates him from me." Caucuses will be held in each county on April 14 or 16. Then a convention will be held April 28 to announce the nominee. |
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
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The Pocahontas Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, based in western Henrico, last year donated more than $1.3 million worth of manufacturers coupons to U.S. military personnel overseas. Throughout 2013, members and friends of the chapter clipped 952,349 manufacturers' coupons valued at $1,350,630, which Program Chairman Carole Featherston shipped to U.S. military bases abroad. Military personnel can use the coupons when shopping in base stores.
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Khumba-ya? Not quite
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You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
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