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- 01 Schumann - Myrthen - Widmung
- 02 Schumann - Myrthen - Was will die einsame Träne
- 03 Schumann - Myrthen - Du bist wie eine Blume
- 04 Schumann - Myrthen - Lied der Suleika
- 05 Debussy - Fêtes galantes II - Les ingénus
- 06 Debussy - Fêtes galantes II - Le faune
- 07 Debussy - Fêtes galantes II - Colloque sentimental
- 08 Lieberson - Neruda Songs - Si no fuera [clip]
- 09 Lieberson - Neruda Songs - Ya eres mia [clip]
- 10 Lieberson - Neruda Songs - Amor mio [clip]
- 11 Weill - I'm a Stanger here [clip]
- 12 Weill - That's Him [clip]
- 13 Weill - One Life to Live [clip]
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Keywords
Songs (Medium voice) with piano;
Abstract
On December 8, 2014, mezzo-soprano Katherine Beane and pianist Dr. Robin Guy presented a recital of song literature in Davis Hall at the University of Northern Iowa. The program opened with four Lieder selected from Robert Schumann’s collection Myrthen. Unlike the other collections Schumann composed in his “Song Year,” Myrthen does not form a cohesive song cycle but is merely a collection of unrelated songs. The texts are by many different poets, ranging from the low-brow to those who are considered the most important poets among Schumann’s contemporaries. Among Schumann’s works, the songs of Myrthen are often overlooked in favor of the proper song cycles, but these Lieder are nonetheless gems that are worthy of both performance and study.
Year of Submission
2015
Degree Name
Master of Music
Department
School of Music
First Advisor
Jean McDonald, Chair
Date Original
2015
Object Description
13 audio files + 1 PDF file
Copyright
©2015 Katherine Elizabeth Beane
Language
en
File Format
audio/mp3
Recommended Citation
Beane, Katherine Elizabeth, "Graduate recital abstract: Graduate recital in voice" (2015). Dissertations and Theses @ UNI. 253.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/253
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