The End of Romanticism: Caitlin Hulcup & Lada Valesová
20 October 2017, 13:10
Lunchtime Recital
Holywell St
Oxford
OX1 3BN
This programme features songs from the very height of Romanticism: richly tonal early Schoenberg, Berg’s Seven Early Songs and songs by Zemlinsky and Korngold. Mezzo Caitlin Hulcup, recently described as ‘magnificent’ by the Guardian, and pianist Lada Valešová also include a handful of songs by Egon Wellesz, an Austrian Jewish émigré composer who settled in Oxford in 1938, becoming a fellow of Lincoln College and a major influence on the study of music in the city.
Programme
Arnold Schoenberg (1874 - 1951)
4 Lieder (Op. 2)
- 1. Erwartung
- 2. Schenk mir deinen goldenen Kamm
- 3. Erhebung
- 4. Waldsonne
Egon Wellesz (1885 - 1974)
Lieder aus der Fremde (nach dem Chinesischen von Hans Bethge) (Op. 15)
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Alexander von Zemlinsky (1871 - 1942)
Entbietung (Op. 7) - Irmelin Rose (Op. 7)
- Sonntag (Op. 7)
Alban Berg (1885 - 1935)
Sieben frühe Lieder
- 1. Nacht
- 2. Schilflied
- 3. Die Nachtigall
- 4. Traumgekrönt
- 5. Im Zimmer
- 6. Liebesode
- 7. Sommertage
Erich Korngold (1897 - 1957)
Songs of the clown (Op. 29)
Caitlin Hulcup
Caitlin Hulcup
Mezzo soprano
Caitlin Hulcup is an Australian mezzo soprano performing internationally in concert, recital and opera. Her repertoire features major Handel, Rossini, Strauss and Mozart roles. Performances of the title role in Handel's Ariodante at the Barbican London and Teatro Real in Madrid with Les Talens Lyriques brought critical acclaim early in her career, and she went on to sing the role at the Händel Festspiele Halle, the Bayerische Staatsoper in Munich, Scottish Opera, and at Theater an der Wien. She has sung the roles of Rosina Il ba... Read Full Biography
Lada Valešová
Lada Valešová
Pianist
Lada Valešová’s debut CD of Czech Piano Music Intimate Studies, followed by her second album Dumka on Avie Records label have received universal international critical acclaim. Half Czech and half Russian, and having lived and worked in London for the last twenty years, Lada enjoys exploring and presenting to the public lesser known repertoire with Slavic and middle European links. Her latest CD Fata Morgana: Song by Pavel Haas has been released in March 2017 on Resonus Classics label, and chosen to be a CD of the Mont... Read Full BiographyHave you also considered...
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This event is part of a series:
The Last of the Romantics - Mahler and fin-de-siècle Vienna
Please click here to view the full Festival brochure. Vienna at the turn of the twentieth century was a vibrant melting pot for music and the arts. Whirling waltzes sat alongside gargantuan symphonies. The height of romanticism had been reached but was nearly exhausted and on the brink of a whole new musical language. Tradition - with Brahms a holder of the torch - ...