Émile Jaques-Dalcroze: Complete Lieder
The Swiss composer Émile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865–1950) is best remembered for his development of Eurhythmics, which teaches the appreciation of music through movement. This first-ever complete recording of all his German-language Lieder – setting folksongs as well as more recent Romantic poetry – shows him bridging both French and German traditions with a style somewhere between Fauré and Brahms. Written early in Jaques- Dalcroze’s career, these songs span a wide range of emotions, from innocent rural idylls to the contemplation of existential pain
and heartache.
Clémence Tilquin, soprano
Adalberto Maria Riva, piano
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Sechs Lieder, Op. 14 (publ. 1892) (11:47)
- No. 1 Hochzeitslied (1:18)
- No. 2 Wie lan’ die Nacht (3:01)
- No. 3 Rosenzeit, wie schnell vorbei (1:49)
- No. 4 Lied des Alten (1:57)
- No. 5 Die Glocken läuten (1:48)
- No. 6 Hast du von den Fischerkindern (1:54)
Sechs Lieder, Op. 15 (publ. 1892) (8:46)
- No. 1 Lied des Glücklichen (1:29)
- No. 2 Kindergebet (1:20)
- No. 3 In der Fremde (1:30)
- No. 4 Ich nehm’ es leicht (0:59)
- No. 5 Lieb’ Liebchen (1:22)
- No. 6 Als schweigend ich die rothe Rose (2:06)
Zehn Lieder (publ. 1913) (22:57)
- No. 1 Gruss (2:55)
- No. 2 Schmied Schmerz (2:31)
- No. 3 Regenlied (2:20)
- No. 4 Entzückung (2:08)
- No. 5 Hat gesagt – bleibt’s nicht dabei (2:07)
- No. 6 Das Lied von ferne (2:06)
- No. 7 Gewitter (1:25)
- No. 8 Spinn, Mägdlein, spinn! (2:19)
- No. 9 Wenn’s dämmert (3:24)
- No. 10 Spinnerlied (1:42)
Zwei Gesänge (publ. 1913) (7:14)
- No. 1 Gemachte Blumen (3:47)
- No. 2 Frommer Tanz (Mai-Fest) (3:27)
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