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Olivia Vermeulen, Jan Philip Schulze - Hello Darkness (2021)

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Olivia Vermeulen, Jan Philip Schulze - Hello Darkness (2021)

Olivia Vermeulen, Jan Philip Schulze - Hello Darkness (2021)
EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue & Log) ~ 304 Mb | Total time: 71:50 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Challenge Classics | # CC 72887 | Recorded: 2021

Dedicating an album to the dark side of the Lied might seem inappropriate in these times of Covid, climate change and refugee crises, but as a mezzo-soprano Olivia has always been drawn to the darker roles in opera, the sad arias in oratorio and the deep laments in song. After our recent recording ('Dirty Minds'), which focused on 'la petite mort', it seemed a natural progression to turn our attention to 'la grande mort'! Darkness in the outside world and the inner self has always been - alongside Love - one of the chief themes of vocal music, and compositions and songs about death are legion during every period of musical history.

Olivia Vermeulen, Capella Orlandi Bremen & Thomas Ilhenfeldt - Reinhard Keiser: Theatralische Music (2020)

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Olivia Vermeulen, Capella Orlandi Bremen & Thomas Ilhenfeldt - Reinhard Keiser: Theatralische Music (2020)

Olivia Vermeulen, Capella Orlandi Bremen & Thomas Ilhenfeldt - Reinhard Keiser: Theatralische Music (2020)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 312 Mb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 179 Mb | Covers included | 01:13:32
Classical, Vocal | Label: CPO

Reinhard Keiser’s Kleine theatralische Musik contains arrangements of instrumental versions of opera numbers composed for Hamburg and performed there. With the greatest probability this work involves a collection of »theater music« compiled by the composer from his operas written prior to 1718. This work is complemented by further instrumental music as well as cantatas and arias by Keiser. The program covers a spectrum including Keiser’s initial years in Hamburg, the period of his greatest success in the second decade of the eighteenth century, and his difficult traveling years following 1719.