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Lied Concert with Günther Groissböck

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Wed, Nov 6, 2024, 19:00
Bass singers are less common in the world lied singing, but an exception is the Austrian Günther Groissböck, who opens this season's popular lied concert series. Today, he is one of the leading basses in the opera world and a sought-after guest at all the major opera houses, including the Vienna State Opera, La Scala, the Metropolitan Opera, and the Bayreuth Festival. He has particularly excelled in operas by Richard Strauss and Richard Wagner.Concurrently, lied singing has always been a... Read full text

Keywords: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Günther GroissböckBass
Magnus SvenssonPiano

Program

PrometheusFranz Schubert
Grenzen der MenschheitFranz Schubert
GanymedFranz Schubert
MemnonFranz Schubert
Am StromeFranz Schubert
Auf der DonauFranz Schubert
Der SiegFranz Schubert
Der SchifferFranz Schubert
Die UhrCarl Loewe
Der heilige FranziskusCarl Loewe
Der gefangene AdmiralCarl Loewe
Odins Meeresritt, oder Der Schmied auf HelgolandCarl Loewe
Heimliche AufforderungRichard Strauss
Der EinsameRichard Strauss
AllerseelenRichard Strauss
BefreitRichard Strauss
Nicht wiedersehen!Gustav Mahler
RevelgeGustav Mahler
Zu Strassburg auf der Schanz’Gustav Mahler
Der Tamboursg’sellGustav Mahler
UrlichtGustav Mahler
An die MusikFranz Schubert
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