Schubert Week: Songs by Schubert, Wolf, Zemlinsky, and others
After a two-year hiatus, Schubert Week is back at the Pierre Boulez Saal. Over the course of several days, curator Thomas Hampson will work with the next generation of lieder singers, who will introduce themselves to the audience in public workshops.
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In the Young Singers concerts, young artists who have participated in the workshops in recent years will present their own song programs alongside renowned pianists.
The week concludes with a recital by Marie Seidler and Wolfram Rieger, who will place works by Schubert, Wolf, and Zemlinsky in an exciting context alongside songs by 19th- and 20th-century French female composers. Among them are names that are scarcely known today, such as Augusta Holmès and Rita Strohl, whose music is worth rediscovering.
ARTISTS
- Marie Seidler, mezzo-soprano
- Wolfram Rieger, piano
Program
Henriëtte Bosmans
La Chanson des marins halés
Franz Schubert
Song of Anne Lyle, D 830
Augusta Holmès
It Is a Bird of the Wild Woods
Franz Schubert
- The Dwarf, D 771
- Silence of the Sea D 216
Nadia Boulanger
I Knocked
Franz Schubert
You Don’t Love Me D 756
Rita Strohl
Bilitis
Hugo Wolf
Four Songs from *Mignon*
Gabriel Fauré
Prison, Op. 83/1
Rita Strohl
Madeleine
Franz Schubert
- Gretchen in the Doghouse (Gretchen’s Plea) D 564
- Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel, D 118
- The Young Nun, D 828
- Death and the Maiden D 531
Alexander Zemlinsky
Six Songs on Poems by Maurice Maeterlinck, Op. 13
In collaboration with the Lied Academy of the Heidelberg Spring Lied Center & the Hampsong Foundation
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Dates
February 2027
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