Composer | Antonín Dvořák |
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Artist | Graham Johnson/Timothy Robinson/Delme String Quartet |
Instruments | piano, tenor, string quartet, piano, tenor and string quartet |
Label | SOMM (SOMM CD236) |
SOMMCD 236 - Timothy Robinson - Tenor, Graham Johnson - Piano, Delme String Quartet.
Dvorák never lost his love for his sister-in-law and this beautifully lyrical music, written in the heat of youthful passion, became an inspired source to which he kept returning in his later works.
Sung in impeccable Czech - a lovely recording in a very special category.
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Antonín Dvorák 'Cypresses' - Songs for Tenor & Piano (1865) | |
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1. | 1. Vy vrouci pisnê spêjte tou noci (Let ardent songs when night falls ring out) |
2. | 2. V té sladké moci oci tvých (Overcome by your powerful eyes) |
3. | 3. V tak mnohém srdci mrtvo jest (In many hearts 'tis still as death) |
4. | 4. Ó, duse drahá, jedinká (O one and only soul so sweet) |
5. | 5. Ó, byl to krásný, zlatý sen (Oh! What a glorious golden dream) |
6. | 6. Já vim, ze v sladké nadêji (I'm sure, and hope sustains me) |
7. | 7. Ó, zlatá ruze spanilá (O golden rose so beautiful) |
8. | 8. Ó, nasí lásce nekvete stêstí (Never it seems will our love reach the heaven) |
9. | 9. Mê casto týrá pochyba (My doubts that you may not be true) |
10. | 10. Kol domu se ted'potácim (Round that house, your former dwelling there stagger I) |
11. | 11. Mé srdce casto v bolesti (Pain and deep sadness beset me) |
12. | 12. Zde hledim na ten drahý list (Here concealed in a book's pages lies that letter) |
13. | 13. Na horách ticho a v údolí ticho (Everthing's still in the mountains and valley) |
14. | 14. Zde v lese u potoka (I stand here in forest glade by the stream) |
15. | 15. Mou celou dusí zádumnê bolestné dechnutí táhne (Deep in my soul I'm suffering) |
16. | 16. Tam stojí stará skála (Where the valley comes to an end) |
17. | 17. Nad Krajem vévodí lehký spánek (E'en now the countryside lightly slumbers) |
18. | 18. Ty se ptás, proc moje zpêvy bourí (You have asked me why I sing) |
Antonín Dvorák 'Cypresses' for String Quartet | |
19. | 1. Já vim, ze v sladké nadêji (I'm sure, and hope sustains me) |
20. | 2. V tak mnohém srdci mrtvo jest (In many hearts 'tis still as death) |
21. | 3. V té sladké moci oci tvých (Overcome by your powerful eyes) |
22. | 4. Ó, nasí lásce nekvete stêstí (Never it seems will our love reach the heaven) |
23. | 5. Zde hledim na ten drahý list (Here concealed in a book's pages lies that letter) |
24. | 6. Ó, zlatá ruze spanilá (O golden rose so beautiful) |
25. | 7. Kol domu se ted'potácim (Round that house, your former dwelling there stagger I) |
26. | 8. Zde v lese u potoka (I stand here in forest glade by the stream) |
27. | 9. Ó, duse drahá, jedinká (O one and only soul so sweet) |
28. | 10. Tam stojí stará skála (Where the valley comes to an end) |
29. | 11. Nad Krajem vévodí lehký spánek (E'en now the countryside lightly slumbers) |
30. | 12. Ty se ptás, proc moje zpêvy bourí (You have asked me why I sing) |
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