Beethoven: In questa tomba oscura, Adelaide, An die ferne Geliebte, Scottish & Irisch Songs
7/14/2017, 17 Tracks, 1:03:06
Featuring
André Schuen
Karla Haltenwanger
Birgit Erz
Ilona Kindt
Boulanger Trio
Ludwig van Beethoven
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Performer Biography
The Boulanger Trio is named after the sisters Nadia and Lili Boulanger, whose exceptional personalities and commitment to music serve as a great source of inspiration.
Recording & Production
Andrè Schuen's debut CD with works by Schumann, Hugo Wolf, and Frank Martin, released in 2015, won the German Echo Klassik Prize.
Performer Biography
Andrè Schuen was awarded the Hanna Ludwig Prize and the Lilli Lehmann Medal in 2010 after graduating with distinction from the Mozarteum.
Performer Biography
The Boulanger Trio launched its own concert series, the Boulangerie, in Hamburg and Berlin in 2012, which now also takes place in Vienna.
Performer Biography
The Boulanger Trio, founded in 2006, won the 4th Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition in Norway in 2007.
Performer Biography
Andrè Schuen, the baritone on this album, won the First Prize at the Walter und Charlotte Hamel Foundation Song Competition in 2009.
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Beethoven: In questa tomba oscura, Adelaide, An die ferne Geliebte, Scottish & Irisch Songs
