Today: Folk Songs Ic: Op. 108, WoO 152 and WoO 154
All works by Ludwig van Beethoven.
1.
a. Faithfu’ Johnie from: 25 Scottisch Songs Op. 108 no. 20
b. Oh! Sweet were the hours from: 25 Scottisch Songs Op. 108 no. 3
c. The sweetest lad was Jamie from: 25 Scottisch Songs Op. 108 no. 5
d. Sunset from: 25 Scottisch Songs Op. 108 no. 2
e. The lovely lass of Inverness from: 25 Scottisch Songs Op. 108 no. 8,
Marjanne Kweksilber, soprano; Vera Beths, violin; Anner Bijlsma, cello; Stanley Hoogland, piano.
Wolfgang Holzmair, baritone with Trio Wanderer of Trio Fontenay.
2. Minuet in E flat, Wo0 82
Jeno Jandó, piano
3.
a. Come draw we round a cheerful ring from: 25 Irish Songs WoO 152 no. 8
b. Let brainspinning swains from: 25 Irish Songs WoO 152 no. 15
c. On the misacre of Glencoe from: 25 Irish Songs WoO 152 no. 5
d. The thraugh welcome from: 25 Irish Songs WoO 152 no. 24
e. Thou emblem of faith from: 25 Irish Songs WoO 152 no. 11
Siegfried Lorenz, bass; Brahms Trio: Jörg Hoffmann, violin; Gotthard Popp, cello; Volkmar Lehmann, piano.
4. Three part Fugue in C, Hess 64.
Ronald Brautigam, fortepiano.
5.
a. The elfin fairies. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 1
b. The hero may persih. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 10
c. The soldier in a Foreign Land. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 11
d. He promised me at parting. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 12
Barbara Emilia Schedel, Kerstin Wagner,
Daniel Schreiber, Sachiko Kobayashi, Chihiro Saito, Michael Wagner.
6. Minuet in A flat, Hess 33.
Suske-Quartett.
7.
a. O harp of Erin. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 2
b. The farewell song. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 3
c. The pulse of an Irishman. from: 12 Irish Songs WoO 154 no. 4
Barbara Emilia Schedel, Kerstin Wagner,
Daniel Schreiber, Sachiko Kobayashi, Chihiro Saito, Michael Wagner.
8. Allegretto in C, WoO 53
Trudelies Leonhardt, fortepiano
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