Artist: Franz Fuchs
Title: Auber: Le cheval de bronze (Sung in German)
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Orfeo
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 88:14 min
Total Size: 409 MB
Tracklist:CD1:
01. Le cheval de bronze (Sung in German): Overture
02. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Klingt, ihr Glöckchen der Pagode
03. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): O Kjo-schangs! Du Blauer
04. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Mädchen, seit ich jüngst dich erblickt
05. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Wer kommt denn da:
06. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Man fängt an zu bangen
07. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Lieb' und Scherz sind als Begleiter
08. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Nun wohl, Tsing-Sing
09. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Oh, warum so in Tränen
10. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Am Felsen dort ragt auf der Spitze
11. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Welche Schmach!
12. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Der mut'ge Renner fliegt
13. Le cheval de bronze, Act I (Sung in German): Fort! Auf der Ehre Bahn
CD2:
01. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Mein edler Schwiegersohn
02. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): O Tochter, du mein Stolz
03. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Als guter Vater wähle ich
04. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Hört Unvermählte, wie Leid oft Liebeslust vergällt
05. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Was sehe ich: Ein Wunder der Welt!
06. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Zu Tische! Zu Tische! Höst du Frau:
07. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Nun heran mit Bedacht!
08. Le cheval de bronze, Act II (Sung in German): Halt! Was gibt's:
09. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): O Paradieses-Haine, glücksel'ge Gärten ihr!
10. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): Ach, ohne Leid und Sorgen
11. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): Worüber magst du dich beklagen:
12. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): Ruhig schlendert' ich im Garten
13. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): Welch' Begehr, junger Herr!
14. Le cheval de bronze, Act III (Sung in German): Streuet Blüten, singet Lieder!
Daniel Francois-Esprit Auber (1782-1871) was the most amiable French composer of the 19th century. His sparkling and beautiful overtures were once universally as famous as those of Rossini and Suppé. The greatest turning point in Auber's life was meeting the librettist Eugène Scribe (1791-1861), with whom he developed a long and hugely successful working partnership. Success followed success; works such as Le Macon (1825) and La Muette de Portici (1828) brought Auber public fame and official recognition. Le Cheval de bronze, an opéra-féerique in three acts, derived from the tale « Les Sept Fils du Calender » in The Arabian Nights, unfolds in Shantung providence in a fairy tale China of long ago. The magical Bronze Horse of the title, appearing mysteriously on a nearby hill, will transport any man who climbs onto its back to the planet Venus, home to group of female sirens, led by the lovely Princess Stella. If the traveler in space can resist the sirens' advances, he can return to earth with the lady of his choice; if not, he is whisked back alone, and turned to stone if he speaks of his experiences.
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