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Das Rheingold RICHARD WAGNER DAS RHEINGOLD Tomasz Konieczny Christian Elsner Iris Vermillion Günther Groissböck Jochen Schmeckenbecher Andreas Conrad Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin Live recording of the concert performance in the Berlin Philharmonie Marek Janowski on November 22, 2012 Richard Wagner (1813-1883) Disc 1 (5186 431) Das Rheingold / Rhinegold WWV 86a 1 Vorspiel (Prelude) 4. 14 2 Weia! Waga! (Woglinde, Wellgunde, Floßhilde, Alberich) 2. 25 Vorabend des Bühnenfestspiels “Der Ring des Nibelungen” 3 Garstig glatter glitschiger Glimmer! 4. 57 Eve of the scenic festival “Ring of the Nibelung” 4 Wallala! Lalaleia! Leialalei! 2. 22 5 Lugt, Schwestern! Die Weckerin lacht 5. 44 6 Der Welt Erbe gewänne zu eigen 1. 47 Wotan Tomasz Konieczny, baritone 7 Orchesterzwischenspiel / orchestral interlude 3. 45 Donner Antonio Yang, baritone 8 Wotan, Gemahl, erwache! (Wotan, Fricka, Freia) 1. 50 Froh Kor-Jan Dusseljee, tenor 9 Nur Wonne schafft dir, was mich erschreckt? 6. 18 10 Sanft schloss Schlaf dein Aug’ (Fasolt, Fafner, Wotan, Freia) 7. 02 Loge Christian Elsner, tenor 11 Zu mir, Freia! (Froh, Donner, Fafner, Fasolt, Wotan, Freia, Fricka) 1. 37 Fricka Iris Vermillion, mezzo-soprano 12 Endlich, Loge! (Wotan, Loge, Fricka, Froh, Donner, Fafner, Fasolt) 3. 27 Freia Ricarda Merbeth, soprano 13 Immer ist Undank Loges Lohn! (Loge, Wotan, Fasolt, Fafner) 5. 29 Erda Maria Radner, contralto 14 Taugte wohl des goldnen Tandes (Fricka, Loge, Wotan, Donner, Froh, Fafner) 4. 15 Fasolt Günther Groissböck, bass 15 Hör’, Wotan, der Harrenden Wort! Fafner Timo Riihonen, bass (Fafner, Fasolt, Wotan, Freia, Froh, Donner, Loge) 4. 37 Alberich Jochen Schmeckenbecher, baritone 16 Jetzt fand’ ich’s (Loge, Fricka, Wotan, Donner, Froh) 3. 50 Mime Andreas Conrad, tenor 17 Verwandlungsmusik / transformation music 2. 37 18 Hehe! Hehe! (Alberich, Mime, Wotan, Loge) 4. 07 Woglinde Julia Borchert, soprano Disc 2 (5186 432) Wellgunde Katharina Kammerloher, mezzo-soprano 1 Wer hälfe mir? (Mime, Loge, Wotan) 3. 34 Floßhilde Kismara Pessatti, contralto 2 Mit eurem Gefrage (Mime, Loge, Wotan, Alberich) 2. 27 3 Was wollt ihr hier? (Alberich, Wotan, Loge) 4. 35 4 Habt acht! Habt acht! 4. 41 5 Riesenwurm winde sich ringelnd! 3. 34 Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin 6 Verwandlungsmusik / transformation music 3. 18 (Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin) 7 Da, Vetter, sitze du fest! (Loge, Alberich, Wotan) 3. 10 Wolfgang Hentrich, concertmaster 8 Wohlan, die Nibelungen rief ich mir nah’ 3. 15 9 Zu deiner Lösung musst du ihn lassen 4. 36 Robin Engelen, assistant conductor 10 Bin ich nun frei? (Alberich) 4. 02 11 Lauschtest du seinem Liebesgruß? conducted by Marek Janowski (Loge, Wotan, Froh, Donner, Fricka) 3. 07 Live recording of the concert performance at the Berlin Philharmonie 12 Halt! Nicht sie berührt! (Fasolt, Fafner, Wotan, Loge, Froh) 3. 18 13 Nicht so leicht und locker gefügt! on November 22, 2012 (Fafner, Loge, Wotan, Fricka, Donner) 2. 01 14 Freia, die Schöne Executive producers: Stefan Lang, Maria Grätzel, (Fasolt, Fafner, Loge, Wotan, Freia, Fricka, Froh, Donner) 2. 40 Trygve Nordwall & Job Maarse 15 Weiche, Wotan! Weiche! (Erda, Wotan, Fricka, Froh) 5. 29 16 Hört, ihr Riesen! (Donner, Freia, Wotan, Fafner, Fasolt, Loge) 3. 21 Recording producer: Job Maarse 17 Furchtbar nun erfind’ ich des Fluches Kraft! (Wotan, Loge, Fricka) 2. 27 Balance engineer: Jean-Marie Geijsen 18 Schwüles Gedünst schwebt in der Luft (Donner) 2. 44 Recording team: Wolfram Nehls, Henri Thaon, Johanna Vollus, Maxim Gamov, 19 Zur Burg führt die Brücke (Froh, Wotan, Fricka, Loge) 4. 23 Susanne Beyer & Kay Riedel 20 Rheingold! Rheingold (Die drei Rheintöchter, Wotan, Loge) 3. 04 Editing: Ientje Mooij Total playing time disc 1: 70. 33 Design: Netherlads Total playing time disc 2: 69. 54 Total playing time: 2. 20. 27x GOD KNOWS? “The three Rhine maidens (from the depths): ... fresh errors. After all, gods are only human, too. Apart from the unparalleled egotism in which Wag- From one horizon to another false and faint-hearted are those who revel above! ner indulges here, much of the Nazi ideology, right (While the gods stride towards the draw-bridge of The plenipotentiary of doom is serious about it up to the “scorched earth” tactics, finds its roots With an arrest warrant out for him for the part he the castle, the curtain falls.)” here – partly accurate, partly misapplied. At the end played in the uprisings in Dresden during the 1848 A lot more is announced here than simply “The Ring is a massive artistic vision of the emer- of Wagner’s tetralogy, Brünnhilde – prepared as she revolution in those troubled days in German history, wounded pride, when the twice-robbed Rhine maid- gence and decline of a world; a vision of a human is for death at the stake – demands of those who Richard Wagner began drafting an opera about the ens are given the final word at the end of Rheingold, catastrophe triggered by blind greed and the lack remain behind: “Stack strong logs around me ...”. Nibelung myth. He condensed and blended various calling out to the proud gods as the latter smugly of love.” This startlingly topical sentence forms the But this request was not at all necessary. The failed medieval text sources (including the Edda Lieder, take possession of “their” castle. The beginning introduction to the chapter dealing with the Ring in outlooks on life held by both man and god con- the Völsunga Saga, and the Nibelungen-Lied) with of the end is prophesied, the Götterdämmerung Erich Rappl’s Wagnerian opera-guide dating from stitute all by themselves the gigantic funeral-pile, the essence of ancient Greek drama in order to form (= twilight of the gods) foretold. Yet the music is 1967. Peter Wapnewski – to quote another major in which the last Pure Soul voluntarily renounces a new and complex working idea, a parable about celebratory, as if everything is just fine. What is 20th-century writer on Wagner – classifies the Ring her future, in the ancient sense of the phrase. God and the world, about the blessing and cursing going on here? in his book entitled Weißt du, wie das wird…? as fol- To quote Peter Wapnewski again: “Nature, dis- of man, about love. From the outset, he avoided any A god – a representative of the ancient ways, lows: “The significance of this work can be defined turbed from its symmetry and equilibrium, has external time reference, despite the specific subject of that which he has created and ruled – in other in measured keywords, and any attempt to do it come into the world, and this world has grown involved. The themes remain valid whether applied words, Wotan dares to attempt to breathe the justice through descriptions and analysis remains, old; everything has already been done and thought; to Germanic or romantic cultures, to the expanses principle of love into his world, in which trade of necessity, incomplete. It is the ambition of every life has abolished itself by boundlessly abusing the of America or Siberia, to the fortresses of the Middle and war mutually destroy each other in an end- conductor to conduct this work, the ambition of gift it has received from Creation; time is out of Ages, to the capitalist giants of industry, or to the less series of plundering raids. The social utopian every singer to sing in it, and the ambition of every joint. The divine-human mind, which is destined Vanity Fairs of modern times. Richard Wagner asks how it would be, if the people director to direct it – and this has been the case to control the chaos, has denied its own rationale Richard Wagner – the only opera composer of the world were to base their lives and princi- now for the past 120 years. An awe-inspiring social through the limitless pursuit of power, and thus ever to consistently write his own libretti – ap- ples on ethics and love, rather than on possession utopia, the performance of which does not shun through the criminal repression of love. The ar- proached the colossal work, so to speak, back to and violence? The attempt fails: first Siegmund, sensational devices. A message of liberation with bitrariness of male violence, of male domination front; naturally, without being aware of it at first. then Siegfried – the chosen ones – succumb to the intention of destroying the power of gold and failed by means of its own hand, of the restless He began drafting Siegfried’s Death (later renamed the political intrigues of the ancient society. The violence in favour of the prerequisite of love. A cos- constitution and inconsistency of the man-god tem- Götterdämmerung [= Twilight of the Gods]) in 1848. only positive heroine, Brünnhilde, a pure symbol mology and theology, the founding of which is based perament that, when striving for excessive change During the course of the work, he realized that of love, is spurned and betrayed. Twice she en- on the resources of ancient sagas and songs, as and variation, dominates the female element and the drama would have to be preceded by one de- ters the fire; and in the end, the world goes up in well as on the reverberation of historical develop- cripples its protective, shielding, and static power. scribing the earlier years of the hero: he drafted flames with her. Is this how love finally triumphs, ments. A parable that experiences many elements Thus chaos, once disciplined by the ordered clas- The Young Siegfried (later renamed Siegfried) in the love that was meant to constitute a new world, of the subconscious and man’s persistent desire sification of the mind, prepares to transform back 1851. Gradually, he added a further two works in accordance with Wotan/Wagner’s intentions? for redemption, while yet conscious of violence and to its former self – thus the supreme god (as the of evening-filling duration to hisWeltendrama (= law, and the progression of the mechanization and supreme projection of the opportunities gifted to world drama): Valkyrie (1852) and Rheingold (1853) The god himself is the problem.
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