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Thursday, February 24, 2011

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LEPE CARNIVAL 2011

PROGRAMMING Organised by: City Council and Cultural Association Lepe Lepe carnival of 'La Jaba' CAROUSEL

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Friday, February 25

After 20 hours

downtown streets will end with a costume party in the tent in front of the Teatro Municipal de Lepe, after 23 hours.

great parade Saturday, February 26

From 18.00 hours

Departing from the street Rabida

ITINERARY: Depart from Rabida street and through the streets César Barrios, Real, Alonso Barba and Rubalcaba, to finish in front of the Teatro Municipal 'Mayor Juan Manuel Santana '. Lepe.

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Lepe City Council, through the Department of Culture and Celebration, coordinated by a year the grand parade of Carnival to be held on Saturday, February 26, departing after 18.00 hours from the street Rábida.En the design of this year include the carnival parade with bands and floats, which is made possible through the recovery of large part of the assemblies that were used for the last ride of Kings and they were developed with the collaboration of groups and associations municipio.El parade down a route with a new tour, which will run through the streets Rabida, César Barrios, Real, Alonso Barba and Rubalcaba, to finish at the height of the Teatro Municipal 'Mayor Juan Manuel Santana. " Lepe.En this sense, the local police reported that the streets Lepe composing the route must be free of vehicles on Saturday, February 26, from 15.00 to live intensely horas.Lepe Carnival this weekend, since it is programmed in collaboration with the Cultural Association of Lepe carnival 'La Jaba' carousel holding groups on Friday, February 25 from 20 hours in the streets of the city center. The different troupes and jokes Lepe Carnival street act to delight audiences with their repertoire. After 23 hours there will be a costume party in the tent next to the Teatro Municipal.Como is traditional, on Sunday February 27 Carnival will be terminated with the conclusion of Lepe known as the soap with cuttlefish, where you can taste the typical dish of the area pasodobles rhythm and couplets.

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"1984" (Lorin Maazel) - Palau de les Arts - 23/02/1911


I have said repeatedly, and today sees a strong need to repeat that when I make chronic operatic roles on this blog, I intend to reflect only my personal opinion on what I've seen and heard and, from there, to exchange views with those who have the patience to read mine and encouragement to write their own, to enrich my vision with others, even if they are completely mixed. It is never my intention to pontificate, give lessons to anyone, not invested with the absolute truth. It's just, again, my personal opinion but no more valid than any other person may have.

made this prior declaration of intent, which I hope will take into consideration, I tell you that I attended yesterday at the Palau de les Arts the premiere of "1984" , the opera composed by Lorin Maazel , with libretto by JD McClatchy and Thomas Meehan , based on the novel by George Orwell , and that the illness has added to be the last Franco-lead teacher in the pit of Les Arts, thus ending a cycle five years he has held the musical direction of the Colosseum from Valencia and over which made us enjoy unforgettable nights.

And also last night will be unforgettable for me. Although on this occasion by attending a work that, musically, it seemed a pestiño gigantic proportions, and unfortunately, it will take a long time to remove him from my memory.

Lorin Maazel said to mark the world premiere in London of this work in 2005, his score is "kaleidoscopic, panoramic, multi-faceted" (only you forgot to add, as Super Mouse : "and Do not forget supervitaminarse and mineralized " ). Since then we have to agree with teacher. The only problem is that this certainly variety, originality is absent and, worse still, the feeling of pastiche is too blatant.

atonality and dissonance make an appearance in the play, but not too aggressively, as if the composer would not have dared to dive fully into them, but just enough so that this "1984" sounds like "modern" . And along with that, find harmonies and melodic moments which seem to say: "this so you can see that if I write more classic I also do, but contemporary composers can not fall into these ordinarieces ".

If anyone gets bored during the performance, something that is not disposable, I would advise a very entertaining game that I practiced to overcome the lethargy, to try to discover what composers can be identified throughout the work. We have moments when we "hear" Bernstein, Weill , Gershwin, Britten , Berg, Puccini, Strauss , references to classic jazz, to Broadway ... but the problem is that this jumble of black pudding with cod, I could not see no coherence or a pinch of creative personality.

also found the musical discourse conceived by Maazel flatter than the EEG of Belén Esteban, a line monotonous, devoid of tension, and a clear mismatch between the dramatic force of the stage and music stand, which at least for me, I managed to convey emotion and drama found only attached to two or three specific occasions. Sometimes it felt like he was developing a play on stage and in the pit had infiltrated musicians rehearsing, making noise without rhyme or reason, annoying the players.

And for the record that my criticism of this work is not conditioned by the "difficulty" of listening, so much can have contemporary music. I'm not rejecting the dissonance or atonality, which in the hands of other composers me can become captivated, I am expressing my dissatisfaction with the lack of inspiration, superficiality and boredom that he has conveyed Maazel.

operas with music I've seen more "difficult" but where was this dramatic instinct and emotion came to the room. Truly important music is not the melody or the tone or the use of sound effects, what is really important and what makes it great or not work is to make emerge the feelings and emotions in the listener. However, yesterday the only excitement of the night came when I noticed that this chestnut was over.

By contrast, the staging seemed fairly accurate. address is designed to stage its world premiere in 2005 at the Royal Opera House London, for the Canadian film director Robert Lepage , who had already made forays into opera with assemblies for other operas such as "Bluebeard's Castle" of Bartók "or " La Damnation de Faust "Berlioz of . The Canadian director has the support of Carl scenery Fillion, costume design Yasmina Giguère , the wonderful lighting Michel Beaulieu and choreography Sylvain Émard that has also been responsible for the direction of this revival.

The stage is dominated by a rotating structure that is showing us with great functionality and flexibility the different places in which the action: the place where people listen to Big Brother , the Ministry of Truth, Winston house, Pub, antique shop or the terrible room 101. The screens and projections are another key element of this staging, in my view, achieved with great efficiency, strength and sense of visual drama, portraying the oppressive atmosphere of suffocating fear that society lives bleak future portrayed by Orwell in his novel.

direction of actors is well crafted, with some apparent Broadway musical influences, and have been introduced some references to the present time, as a clear reference to the Guantanamo prison, but the essence of the message wanted to convey in the original, and remains in the proposed Lepage an interesting vehicle that just missed being accompanied by appropriate music.

From the musical direction of Maazel little I can say. As it also the composer of this opera Frankenstein , direct as you pull off the very tripe and no one can argue that reading is not adequate. Although it was clear that sometimes the crazy volume put in serious trouble solo vocal about not noted for their power.

I do not think it was the only one who missed last night felt the ever efficient Orquestra de la Comunitat Valenciana and do not feel qualified to say whether the harness on permanent percussion and screeching to be set on edge of the fiddles, were adjusted or went compass. There was, yes, indeed gorgeous interventions rope (with some incredible pianísimos ), the brass and percussion.

Al Cor de la Generalitat have joined on this occasion the Choir of Our Lady of the Forsaken the Escola Coral Veus Juntes Quart de Poblet and Little Singers of Valencia . The initial intervention in the first frame of the choir was splendid and it is fair to single out the soprano Irina Ionescu that there is a short but extremely demanding solo performance with continuous treble, and solved with a power, cleaning and exemplary clarity. A pure violin. I welcomed that in the final applause the detail that had come out to greet alone to collect his well deserved award.

Among the performers, it was remarkable the effort of American baritone Michael Anthony McGee , which debuted in the role of Winston Smith , staying on stage for most of the work, acting with a commendable performance. Vocally he was willing but much more limited, it is difficult to hear on many occasions and abusing falsetto.

Nancy Gustafson as Julia showed his seniority, that is in its positive and negative sense; Richard Margison acute combined power and shaky; Lynton Black was correct Charrington, and the Parsons of Graeme Danby was inaudible.

tenor Andrew Drost As Syme, moved with acceptable reliability in a devilish tessitura, as were those required to soprano Silvia Vasquez Valencia, in his dual role and Drunk Gymnast , who saved with multiple correction Maazel obstacles placed by in these characters and wore a huge squeals, while completing a remarkable job as an actress. I want to highlight

Mary Lloyd-Davies, who showed great pleasure in singing the small role of Proletarian grateful .

I do not want to finish without making a public statement yesterday. For me surprise, but on the upper floors had many gaps, the audience was practically full. This seemed an excellent start to a work of this nature. But after the first break, about a quarter of the capacity and took to his heels without any modesty. And at the end of the show, we stayed in the seats, with a pulse and breathing, less than a third of the brave men who started this intrepid adventure.

The final reaction of the survivors was to reward the artists with strong applause when he appeared Maazel onstage, became the public standing ovation stood up and many brave, I guess as response to the work of these five years, with the enjoyment heard last night.

As usual at the premiere, a lot of pretty faces, famous faces and faces tough. There was the usual Rappel, I say I guess that's fine engañifla if he could see in advance the merciless tostón was coming and did nothing to avoid it. We also saw

occupying pride of place to the still President of the Generalitat, making it clear that he does not lift your buttocks official seat or endorsing Maazel whole "1984" , because that endured until the end. Although to him what that script would attract more science fiction that spoke of mass manipulation, absence of freedom of speech, silence those who think differently, to repeat the lie until it becomes truth, to find enemies external to avoid internal critique, to cling to power at the expense of what is ... well, fantasy writer of the last century.

I return back to what you said earlier. All this is just my particular perception. And from that same personal feeling, I must say that after nearly four hours holding this "1984", left Les Arts as tortured as Winston Smith Room 101. And also very sad and angry, because much regret that the last feeling I let the teacher Maazel, with whom I lived some of the most successful operatic evenings of my life is so awful.

We will take as the required toll that has made us pay, in addition to their exorbitant cache, for having been here over the years showing his genius in front of the orchestra wonderful that you created, for now, let us.

In any case, teacher, thank you for all ... (but not compose more operas, porlamordediós ).

I leave you with this video belongs to Londoners functions of this opera in 2005. In particular this is the moment of Broadway "1984" , the love duet from Act II Winston (Simon Keenlyside ) and Julia (Nancy Gustafson ) which is abruptly interrupted by the emergence of O'Brien (Richard Margison ):

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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La prolífica escena de la música clásica alemana pronto iba a caer en el vacío. Solamente entre los directores, se fueron Bruno Walter, Otto Klemperer y Erich Kleiber (los principales rivales de Furtängler). Algunos se fueron por una cuestión de conciencia, pero otros no tuvieron más remedio: como judíos, las nuevas racial laws forbidding them to show, teach and ultimately, live.

Shortly after the rise of Hitler, was the only director Furtängler important that was. And it is clear that he had no bitterness toward the horde of immigrants, as naively invited to several of them to come back and presented to him in future seasons, and seemed genuinely hurt when rejected. Almost all former colleagues Furtängler begged him to make a decision and to join them when he refused to leave, he was treated as a "traitor to humanity" and rejected any possible future contact planted.

The crucial fact that would haunt Furtängler for the rest of his life was why it was when all the other great artists were.

The common explanation says Furtängler lacked moral strength. But as so often comes to ethical issues, the real story is much more complex. In any case, the truth is exactly the opposite: it was mainly Furtängler convictions, sincere but naive.

From the depths of their cultural and intellectual Furtängler believed that Hitler and Nazism as simply a passing phase in German politics. In fact, many observers of that time found it difficult to take seriously a pony, dark-haired and brown eyes shouted for the supremacy of the Aryan tall and blonde.

Furtängler Right from the start saw two Germanies: a permanent, cultural, of which he was a proud member and other, irrelevant policy, which was a temporary nuisance. To Furtängler there was no such thing as a "Nazi Germany", but rather a Germany devastated by the Nazis. Furtängler really believed that keeping his artistic convictions would succeed in resisting Hitler and could still keep the eternal purity of the great German culture. All his activities during those years were determined to achieve that goal.

Furtängler believed, in the depths of his soul, that music was a force for moral good, a way out of chaos, which would help the cause of humanity. In 1943 he wrote: "The message that Beethoven left humanity in his work ... I think it has never been more necessary than today." Later told the Chicago Tribune, said "It would have been much easier to migrate, but had to be a spiritual center of integrity for all real and good Germans who had to stay. I felt that a truly great musical work was a contradiction stronger and more essential with respect to Buchenwald and Auschwitz that the words could be. "

Richard Wolff, the first violinist of the Berlin Philharmonic (Whose Jewish wife of the war unscathed thanks to the protection of Furtängler), said: "Furtängler could have enjoyed a safe and comfortable life abroad during the terrible years of Nazi rule, but felt his responsibility was to stay and help to educate the younger generation to keep alive German and spiritual values \u200b\u200bof Germany in its darkest hour. "

But all these noble thoughts could be dismissed as an easy rationalization of a puppet coward, and in fact there were many more practical reasons Furtängler why he stayed.
Nazis are said to have threatened to imprison his mother. Harassed and finally drove his personal secretary Jew. Furtängler dating relationship with the Berlin Philharmonic, hinted that dissolve the group and recruit the band for a more loyal.

Above all, the Nazis exploited the fear that their art Furtängler not be understood outside of Germany when he was offered Furtängler lead in important positions overseas, the government was of agreement, but subject to further immigration law that would prevent forever return (a condition that they knew would never accept Furtängler). Therefore, Furtängler itself was effectively imprisoned in his homeland.

And the Nazis tried to keep it Furtängler poisoning image abroad.

For example, when Furtängler refused to join the Nazi party, was named "Staatsrat" (Council of State) for life, a purely honorary title legally could not refuse and which the Nazis often reported appealed to mark out a range of choice.

When at a concert he refused to salute Hitler, the wily Furer stepped on stage and shook hands warmly, a moment captured by photographers in circulation around the world as supposed evidence capitulation.

And when he faced the Furtängler public silence, the Nazis used to generate false news to proclaim their support, prefabricated amplified by quotations in praise of Nazi policies and its leadership.

The perverse efficiency of the Nazi propaganda machine was demonstrated in 1935, when he was offered Furtängler conducting New York Philharmonic, after the withdrawal of Toscanini.

His candidacy came with a guarantee of success apparently shielded (the insistence of the Master, known for an American audience who adored him as the greatest director in the world, which was worth only happen Furtängler .) The timing of the offer was suitable, since Furtängler was upset with the Nazi regime and this time was deeply tempted. But while sipping your options heir apparent, Prime Minister Göring announced that Furtängler rehabilitation was complete and he could resume his duties at the Staatsoper Berlin.

With that, the damage was done: despite Furtängler attempts to clarify its position, the press of New York Philharmonic subscribers now wanted nothing to do with bringing a Nazi officially recognized for their land. Furtängler tried to retire with dignity, with a telegram "postponed" its appearances in the United States "until the public realizes that music and politics have nothing to do with each other." But this hardly appease a message isolationist America and alarmed by the reports of Nazi atrocities.

As a final measure of reassurance, the Nazis used the most terrible and effective weapon of all.

Herbert von Karajan was a brilliant and ambitious Austrian director who had everything Furtängler no: he was handsome, energetic, charismatic, young and totally indulgent and unprincipled. During the war, the Nazis manipulated the two against each other, with diabolical brilliance, Von Karajan denying the supreme compliment to the state-controlled media kept Furtängler drenched while this old man lived in perpetual fear that his rival to replace him, even going so far as to call it "Das Wunder Karajan", a cruel echo of previous Furtängler nickname.

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Sunday, February 20, 2011

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Saturday, February 19, 2011

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Thursday, February 17, 2011

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"Floresta do Amazonas" - Heitor Villa-Lobos

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"Floresta do Amazonas" (Amazon Jungle) is a work for soprano soloist, male chorus and orchestra, composed in 1958 by Brazilian Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959).

is based on the book by Argentine Guillermo Enrique Hudson "Green Mansions" , published in 1904 and which, in turn, takes many elements of indigenous Amazonian legends and mythologies of pre-Columbian times. The protagonist of the story is Rima, a girl-bird who lives in a sacred place of the forest for the Indians and to have supernatural powers is considered a goddess by animals and men who adore and fear alike.

In 1958, on behalf of the producer Metro Goldwyn Mayer , Villa-Lobos
first made a musical version of the novel, composing some songs for the soundtrack of the film " Green Mansions ", also based in the Hudson book, which was directed by Mel Ferrer and starring his wife Audrey Hepburn and Anthony Perkins . The film was a commercial failure and very little of the compound by the Brazilian could be heard after the screen, as the MGM decided to use only a small part of what was written by Villa-Lobos , with the Polish Bronislaw Kaper who adapted and finally signed the definitive soundtrack to the film.

A Villa-Lobos did not sit precisely
well that contempt for his job and kept a lawsuit against the producer, finally reaching an agreement that, in addition to paying its cache, you financed a recording of his composition. Villa-Lobos adapted some of the themes he wrote for this soundtrack and completed "Floresta do Amazonas" as known today, the work recorded in 1959, addressing himself to the Orchestra Symphony of the Air and participation as soprano soloist with the Brazilian Sayão Bidú .

"Floresta do Amazonas" is the last great work he composed Villa-Lobos, who died shortly after in November 1959 and she completed a series of compositions on the world
Indian as were the ballets "Uirapuru" and "Mandu-Carara" or symphonic poem "Ruda" .

's music "Floresta do Amazonas" get move to the magical world of Amazonian culture, where reality and fiction, the natural and the supernatural intertwine in a score where the most vigorous and dramatic moments alternate with lyrical and sentimental, in perfect harmony.

I can hear the fragment Em Plena Floresta " in the historic 1959 recording of the Symphony Orchestra of the Air directed by the very Heitor Villa-Lobos:




Within "Floresta do Amazonas"
include four songs, with lyrics by Dora Vasconcelos , which are usually performed independently in performances and have been frequently adapted for different instruments. This is "Veleiro" , "Cair da Tarde" , "Canção do Amor" and "Melodia Sentimental" , and they wanted to bring the blog today.

First we hear "Veleiro" in the same 1959 recording conducted by Villa-Lobos , with the unmistakable voice of the Brazilian soprano Bidú Sayão :

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In Earlier in his career, the soprano Renée Fleming recorded "Floresta do Amazonas" in 1989, the year of its debut at the Metropolitan , accompanied by the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra directed by Alfred Heller . I can hear the U.S. playing "Cair da Tarde" :

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Again we hear Bidú Sayão and Orchestra Symphony of the Air directed by Heitor Villa-Lobos , this time playing the beautiful theme "Canção do Amor" :


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Finally, Maria Jose Montiel who plays what is possibly the most famous piece Floresta do Amazonas ", it is "Melodia Sentimental" . Can be heard in a version for voice and piano including disk "Modinha" , dedicated to Brazilian songs, recorded by the Madrid accompanied by pianist Luiz de Moura Castro :


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Thursday, February 10, 2011

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ROBERT SCHUMANN: Dichterliebe. " SIR ARTHUR BLISS

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Last year marked the bicentenary of Robert Schumann (1810 -1856). The year ended and not in this blog devoted to the German composer or a reference miserable, so, although late, today I thought of remedying this omission.

The truth is that Schumann has never been found among my favorite composers . Not that I like, much less, but sometimes I find his work so exacerbated romanticism which I find cloying and even advise against their listening directly to diabetics. But it certainly has beautiful work, and once I overcome the laziness that often accompanies me home, it is hard not to enjoy his compositions.

One of the works I just always reconciling with is Schumann "Dichterliebe" (Poet's Love) , which is the composer's Opus 48, possibly his best known song cycle and one of the peaks of German Romantic Lied.

was written between May and June 1840, one of the most creative periods of the musician and the same year he married Clara Schumann . The work conceived for solo voice and piano, consists of 16 lieder freely created many other texts by the poet Heinrich Heine . These poems belong to the series of 65, plus a prologue, written Heine titled "Intermezzo Lyrisches" .

Although the cycle has been interpreted by all kinds of voices, it seems that Schumann originally wrote the score for soprano. In fact, the composer dedicated his "Dichterliebe" the singer Wilhelmine Schröder-Devrient , a German soprano of the time, however, it is more known for his countrymen through the allegedly autobiographical book attributed to him (published in Spain as "Memoirs of a German singer" ) which explains in detail the various and bizarre sexual hobbies of his youth, making the book with the passage of time in one of the most popular works of erotic literature Germanic.

In "Dichterliebe" , Schumann manages to give his music the extreme sensitivity of the texts of Heine and enhances the poetry in them, knowing extract their musical potential, adjusting, when considering accurate, the verses to the needs of your score to obtain the desired melody. Few composers had hitherto been an intimate connection between music and poetry. Here poetry Music Heine and Schumann poetic music , merge into an indivisible whole, enriching each other.

This cycle basically speaks of love. Of love in its entirety and from all perspectives, from initial infatuation, to the fullness of happiness achieved, disillusionment, nostalgia and an ending which sees the criticism and resignation to lost love and at the same death but not without a small glimmer of hope. Despite the differences we find between 16 lieder, the cycle is equipped with a dramatic unity and a cyclical structure that goes más allá de ser una simple sucesión de canciones temáticas.

Para lograr transmitir toda la profundidad musical y poética de estos lieder se exige un intérprete que aúne sensibilidad y riqueza de matices con fuerza expresiva y autoridad vocal. Muchos han sido los y las cantantes que han puesto su voz a este ciclo. Yo hoy quería traer aquí una pequeña muestra de algunas interpretaciones de estos lieder en voces muy distintas.

Comienzo con el que posiblemente sea el más grande liederista de nuestra época, el barítono alemán Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau . El cantante, con la belleza de su timbre baritonal, su impoluta dicción and an astonishing wealth dynamics in a teacher manages to convey the passionate intimacy of Schumann's work . Then we can listen to the Salzburg Festival in 1956, accompanied on piano by Gerald Moore , playing the first six lieder cycle :

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same 1956 and also at the Salzburg Festival, the great Italian bass Cesare Siepi , accompanied by piano Taubmann Leo, played the lied cycle number 7: "Ich Grolle nicht" (Do not hold grudges) . Siepi was not exactly a specialist German lied, but here his powerful, dark voice, with the energetic music of Schumann , manage to reflect the dramatic loss of love and anger of the indignant:

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Then we hear a tenor, none other than Fritz Wunderlich , accompanied by pianist Hubert Giesen , playing the lied number 8: "Und wüßten's die Blumen, die kleinen (If the flowers knowledge) , a real waste of expressiveness and sensitivity:

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is yet another baritone Thomas Quasthoff extraordinarily accompanied by Hélène Grimaud , who sings the lied 10: "Hör 'ich das Liedchen klingen" (I hear the sound of the mantra) , a brief but beautiful displays of know-how of the German singer who brings all the nostalgia and pain of the page:

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I end with a female voice playing the last three lieder cycle. It is the American soprano Barbara Bonney , accompanied by Malcolm Martineau's piano in a live performance at the Châtelet in Paris in 2001:

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If you want to hear the complete cycle in tenor Mark Padmore and Kristiaan piano Bezuidenhout and see all the texts translated, here you can go , into which recently devoted Maacah on his blog to this work of Schumann .