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Donald Runnicles|Aribert Reimann : L'invisible (Live)

Aribert Reimann : L'invisible (Live)

Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin - Donald Runnicles

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A German composer—Aribert Reimann (born in 1936), a creation at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, and yet L’intruse is a work composed on a booklet sung in French, even though Reimann simultaneously conceived a version sung in German. But the booklet is based on three short pieces from Maurice Maeterlinck, written in French of course, that are L’Intruse, Intérieur and La mort de Tintagiles, a trilogy gathered under the title L’Invisible. Between restless middle-class realism and fairy-tale mythology, Maeterlinck unveils a disturbing world, filled with death, fate, human helplessness and the vanity of all things. The link between the three pieces, if not textual or dramatic, is made through the use of the same singers, as well still as the appearance in the three volumes of the three servants—three opera countertenors, a most striking sound effect, especially since they represent no less than Death’s messengers. Reimann’s musical discourse, both harsh and deep, moving and rough, takes the listener by the hand from the first minute and only lets it go after ninety minutes full of meaning. You have here the recording made live during its creation in October 1997, with some “surgical taping” recorded afterwards to make up for the moments during which the scenic noise disturbed the listening. If there’s one little drawback, it is that we’ll somewhat regret the too Germanic pronunciation of the French language by most of the soloists… But the album offers the complete French booklet. © SM/Qobuz

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L'invisible (Aribert Reimann)

1
I. L'intruse (Live)
Rachel Harnisch
00:20:01

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Thomas Blondelle, Artist - Rachel Harnisch, Artist, MainArtist - Stephen Bronk, Artist - Seth Carico, Artist - Ronnita Nicole Miller, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

DISC 2

1
Interlude I (Live)
Matthew Shaw
00:03:18

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Martin Wolfel, Artist - Matthew Shaw, Artist, MainArtist - Tim Severloh, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

2
II. Intérieur (Live)
Stephen Bronk
00:19:10

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Thomas Blondelle, Artist - Rachel Harnisch, Artist - Stephen Bronk, Artist, MainArtist - Annika Schlicht, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

3
Interlude II (Live)
Martin Wolfel
00:03:38

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Martin Wolfel, Artist, MainArtist - Matthew Shaw, Artist - Tim Severloh, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

4
IIIa. La mort de Tintagiles, Act I (Live)
Rachel Harnisch
00:13:12

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Rachel Harnisch, Artist, MainArtist - Salvador Macedo, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

5
IIIb. La mort de Tintagiles, Act II (Live)
Annika Schlicht
00:06:09

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Rachel Harnisch, Artist - Stephen Bronk, Artist - Annika Schlicht, Artist, MainArtist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

6
Interlude III (Live)
Tim Severloh
00:02:00

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Martin Wolfel, Artist - Matthew Shaw, Artist - Tim Severloh, Artist, MainArtist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

7
IIIc. La mort de Tintagiles, Act III (Live)
Stephen Bronk
00:05:33

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Rachel Harnisch, Artist - Stephen Bronk, Artist, MainArtist - Annika Schlicht, Artist - Salvador Macedo, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

8
IIId. La mort de Tintagiles, Act IV (Live)
Tim Severloh
00:05:39

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Rachel Harnisch, Artist - Martin Wolfel, Artist - Matthew Shaw, Artist - Annika Schlicht, Artist - Tim Severloh, Artist, MainArtist - Salvador Macedo, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

9
IIIe. La mort de Tintagiles, Act V (Live)
Rachel Harnisch
00:05:29

Donald Runnicles, Conductor - Aribert Reimann, Composer - Orchester Der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Orchestra - Rachel Harnisch, Artist, MainArtist - Martin Wolfel, Artist - Matthew Shaw, Artist - Tim Severloh, Artist - Salvador Macedo, Artist

(C) 2018 Oehms Classics (P) 2018 Oehms Classics

Album review

A German composer—Aribert Reimann (born in 1936), a creation at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, and yet L’intruse is a work composed on a booklet sung in French, even though Reimann simultaneously conceived a version sung in German. But the booklet is based on three short pieces from Maurice Maeterlinck, written in French of course, that are L’Intruse, Intérieur and La mort de Tintagiles, a trilogy gathered under the title L’Invisible. Between restless middle-class realism and fairy-tale mythology, Maeterlinck unveils a disturbing world, filled with death, fate, human helplessness and the vanity of all things. The link between the three pieces, if not textual or dramatic, is made through the use of the same singers, as well still as the appearance in the three volumes of the three servants—three opera countertenors, a most striking sound effect, especially since they represent no less than Death’s messengers. Reimann’s musical discourse, both harsh and deep, moving and rough, takes the listener by the hand from the first minute and only lets it go after ninety minutes full of meaning. You have here the recording made live during its creation in October 1997, with some “surgical taping” recorded afterwards to make up for the moments during which the scenic noise disturbed the listening. If there’s one little drawback, it is that we’ll somewhat regret the too Germanic pronunciation of the French language by most of the soloists… But the album offers the complete French booklet. © SM/Qobuz

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