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Henze: Der Prinz von Homburg

Cornelius Meister, Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Robin Adams, Helene Schneiderman

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The Prince of Homburg was a great, classical masterpiece of German theatre written by Heinrich von Kleist in 1808-10 a few months before his death and inspired by the memoirs of Frederick the Great, the King of Prussia. At times, the Prince falls into a dream-like state, causing him to accidentally disobey the commander in battle and lead his army to victory. Upon awaking from his sleepless stupor he is then plunged into a real-life nightmare as he faces the death penalty for having refused to obey orders. The flamboyant play was transformed into an opera by composer Hans Werner Henze and was premiered in Hamburg in 1960.


This lyrical work follows Kleist’s play in that it is built around Frederick’s dreamworld. Henze and his librettist Ingeborg Bachmann expressed their dislike of German militarism and the horrors it caused in the 20th century through the play, whilst emphasising the aspect of the dream that shows the prince as an outsider who values both his honour and his freedom. Henze captures the essence of the story excellently, with music that draws skilfully on the operatic canon of Kleist’s time but is strictly serial and more expressive.


After many years, this great work was finally recorded in 2019 at the Stuttgart Opera House, one of the most sophisticated opera houses in the world in terms of its repertoire. With an excellent ensemble in the hands of conductor Cornelius Meister, the musical director of the opera house chose to perform a revised version of the opera from 1991. Times have changed, and what once seemed abstruse is now viewed as a form of classicism. © François Hudry/Qobuz

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Der Prinz von Homburg, Act I Scene 1 (Hans Werner Henze)

1
Da nun die Stunde schlägt
Robin Adams
00:11:57

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act I Scene 2 (Hans Werner Henze)

2
Ihr Herrn, der Marschall kennt
Robin Adams
00:10:42

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Michael Ebbecke, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act I Scene 3 (Hans Werner Henze)

3
Ein schöner Tag, so wahr ich Leben atme
Robin Adams
00:05:59

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist - Friedemann Rohlig, Artist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

4
So ist es wahr, das wir den Sieg
Helene Schneiderman
00:08:42

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist, MainArtist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

5
Wer immer auch die Reiterei geführt
Štefan Margita
00:05:42

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist, MainArtist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Michael Ebbecke, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist - Friedemann Rohlig, Artist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

DISC 2

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act II Scene 1 (Hans Werner Henze)

1
Freund Heinrich! Sei willkommen
Robin Adams
00:06:33

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act II Scene 2 (Hans Werner Henze)

2
Oh Gott! Ich sehe das Grab
Robin Adams
00:03:45

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act II Scene 3 (Hans Werner Henze)

3
Prinz Homburg, gnädige Frau
Helene Schneiderman
00:09:08

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist, MainArtist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act II Scene 4 (Hans Werner Henze)

4
Mein edler Oheim
Štefan Margita
00:09:29

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist, MainArtist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act II Scene 5 (Hans Werner Henze)

5
Das Leben nennt der Derwisch
Robin Adams
00:07:55

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Robin Adams, Artist, MainArtist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act III Scene 1 (Hans Werner Henze)

6
Rebellion, mein Kurfürst
Štefan Margita
00:16:42

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist, MainArtist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Michael Ebbecke, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist - Friedemann Röhling, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Der Prinz von Homburg, Act III Scene 2 (Hans Werner Henze)

7
Nun, oh Unsterblichkeit
Štefan Margita
00:11:12

Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Orchestra - Hans Werner Henze, Composer - Stefan Margita, Artist, MainArtist - Cornelius Meister, Conductor - Helene Schneiderman, Artist - Catriona Smith, Artist - Michael Ebbecke, Artist - Robin Adams, Artist - Friedemann Rohlig, Artist - Michael Nagl, Artist - Vera-Lotte Böcker, Artist - Anna Werle, Artist - Moritz Kallenberg, Artist - Mingjie Lei, Artist - Pawel Konik, Artist - Maria Stine, Artist

(C) 2020 CapriccioNR (P) 2020 CapriccioNR

Albumbeschreibung

The Prince of Homburg was a great, classical masterpiece of German theatre written by Heinrich von Kleist in 1808-10 a few months before his death and inspired by the memoirs of Frederick the Great, the King of Prussia. At times, the Prince falls into a dream-like state, causing him to accidentally disobey the commander in battle and lead his army to victory. Upon awaking from his sleepless stupor he is then plunged into a real-life nightmare as he faces the death penalty for having refused to obey orders. The flamboyant play was transformed into an opera by composer Hans Werner Henze and was premiered in Hamburg in 1960.


This lyrical work follows Kleist’s play in that it is built around Frederick’s dreamworld. Henze and his librettist Ingeborg Bachmann expressed their dislike of German militarism and the horrors it caused in the 20th century through the play, whilst emphasising the aspect of the dream that shows the prince as an outsider who values both his honour and his freedom. Henze captures the essence of the story excellently, with music that draws skilfully on the operatic canon of Kleist’s time but is strictly serial and more expressive.


After many years, this great work was finally recorded in 2019 at the Stuttgart Opera House, one of the most sophisticated opera houses in the world in terms of its repertoire. With an excellent ensemble in the hands of conductor Cornelius Meister, the musical director of the opera house chose to perform a revised version of the opera from 1991. Times have changed, and what once seemed abstruse is now viewed as a form of classicism. © François Hudry/Qobuz

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