Performers
Katharina Konradi, Sopran
Catriona Morison, Mezzosopran
Ammiel Bushakevitz, Klavier
Programme
Robert Schumann
Erste Begegnung op. 74/1 (Spanisches Liederspiel) (1849)
Liebesgram op. 74/3 (Spanisches Liederspiel) (1849)
Mädchenlieder op. 103 (1851)
Bedeckt mich mit Blumen op. 138/4 (Spanische Liebeslieder) (1849)
Franz Schubert
Lied der Anne Lyle D 830 (1825)
An den Mond D 296 »Füllest wieder Busch und Tal« (1816 ca.)
Gretchen am Spinnrade D 118 (1814)
Johannes Brahms
Weg der Liebe op. 20/1 »Über die Berge« (Drei Duette) (1858)
Weg der Liebe op. 20/2 »Den gordischen Knoten« (Drei Duette) (1858)
Die Meere op. 20/3 (Drei Duette) (1860)
Die Boten der Liebe op. 61/4 (Vier Duette) (1874)
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Ernest Chausson
La nuit op. 11/1 (1883)
Le réveil op. 11/2 (1883)
Gabriel Fauré
Pleurs d'or op. 72 (1896)
Puisqu'ici-bas toute âme op. 10/1 (1874)
Fernando Jaumandreu Obradors
Coplas de curro dulce »Verse eines reizenden Filous« (Canciones clásicas españolas) (1914)
El Molondrón
Del cabello más sutil »Vom feinsten Haar« (Canciones clásicas españolas)
El Vito (Canciones clásicas españolas)
Pauline Viardot
Habanera (1880)
María Malibran
Le prisonnier (1828)
Mel Bonis
Le Ruisseau op. 21/2 (1894)
Gabriel Fauré
Tarantelle op. 10/2 (1874)
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Johannes Brahms
Die Schwestern op. 61/1 (Vier Duette) (1860/1871 nach)
Subscription series
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Links
https://catrionamorison.com
https://www.katharina-konradi.com
Soprano Katharina Konradi and mezzo-soprano Catriona Morison not only harmonise excellently on stage, but also in their passion for the lied repertoire and especially the duet repertoire. In the pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz, a student of Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, the two high-calibre singers have found their ideal accompanist. With romantic and late-romantic art songs by German, Spanish and French composers, they have put together a programme full of musical and personal references - almost all of the composers performed were known to each other. In addition to duets by the famous song composers Schumann, Brahms, Fauré and Chausson, the programme also includes rarely heard musical gems by the two singers, composers and sisters María Malibran and Pauline Viardot. The songs tell of love, heartache, seduction, joie de vivre and the forces of nature.