Fanny Hensel scène Faust II comme Héro et Leander, quelle fusion facile des mots et de la mélodie. Le langage s’unit sans contrainte à la mélodie, les brillantes idées mélodiques et harmoniques se révèlent dans une beauté sonore et des contrastes dramatiques. Tout semblait couler de source, avec une confiance intuitive mutuelle. »
[EN] « Le Cercle de l’Harmonie in the role of the instrumental seducers, Wolfram Koch (speaker), Jacquelyn Wagner (soprano), Marianne Beate Kielland (mezzo-soprano) as well as the Symphonic Women’s Choir of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Walter Zeh) in the role of the vocal seducers exuded pure romantic magic under the direction of Jérémie Rhorer. With verve, rhythmic precision and a sensitively lyrical tone, the audience heard “Die schöne Melusine” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. No superficial effects, instead sensitive fine mechanics and caution. The lost aura and gentle magic of the works were instinctively brought to life.
Fanny Hensel’s Faust II scene like Hero and Leander, what a smooth fusion of word and melody. Language merged effortlessly with melody, brilliant melodic and harmonic ideas revealed themselves in rapturous beauty of sound and dramatic contrasts. Immensely adept, intuitively trusting each other, everything seemed to flow. »
Vokaler Glanz mit den Solistinnen Jacquelyn Wagner (l.) und Marianne Beate Kielland.
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