Song Cycle op. 24 舒曼羅伯特 聯篇歌曲 騎熊士版

在長期只為鋼琴寫作之後，舒曼從海涅的詩歌中汲取靈感，創作出了真正意義上的敘事曲： "為聲音寫作是多麼幸福的事啊！"舒曼在寫給心愛的愛麗絲的信中這樣寫道。舒曼在寫給心愛的克拉拉的信中寫道。舒曼在創作《海涅組曲》作品 24 時，仿佛解開了一個心結。舒曼在回首往事時寫道："這一新的詩歌精神激發了敘事曲的創作，以至於敘事曲成為自貝多芬時代以來唯一取得重大進展的體裁"

作曲家: Schumann, Robert
校訂者: Ewert, Hansjörg
出版社: Bärenreiter 騎熊士(小熊版)
原文簡介:
After a long time spent writing only for piano, Schumann produced a true outburst of lieder, inspired by the poetry of Heinrich Heine: “What a blessing it is, to write for the voice!” Schumann wrote to his beloved Clara. It is as though a knot was untied while he was writing the Heine-Liederkreis, op. 24. Retrospectively, Schumann wrote that this new poetic spirit had inspired the composition of lieder to such an extent that it had become the only genre to make significant progress since the time of Beethoven.

Indeed these nine songs, which represent the only complete setting of the underlying Heine cycle, came so close to the spirit of the poet that a new epoch of lied composition was founded. This new edition of Schumann’s first collection of lieder is based primarily on the first publication under consideration of the autograph manuscript.

- All songs in their original key

- Comprehensive foreword (Eng/Ger) and critical commentary (Ger)

- Includes an English translation of the lied texts by Richard Stokes (The Book of Lieder) printed separately

Contents

I: Morgens steh’ ich auf / II: Es treibt mich hin / III: Ich wandelte unter den Bäumen / IV: Lieb’ Liebchen, leg’s Händchen / V: Schöne Wiege meiner Leiden / VI: Warte, warte, wilder Schiffmann / VII: Berg’ und Burgen schau’n herunter / VIII: Anfangs wollt’ ich fast verzagen / IX: Mit Myrten und Rosen