Memory and Psychology in Hugo Wolf’s Mignon Lieder

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CollabPiano

Natalie Sherer

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Hosted by pianist Natalie Sherer, the COLLABPIANO podcast is a digital stage for performing artists. We explore the ways composers set song texts to music, highlight specific details to listen for, and discuss the collaborative process and artistic choices that were made in the performances. It has been a joy to share the eloquence and artistry of fellow musicians as we promote the performance of art song and celebrate the relationship between pianists & our collaborators! www.collabpianist.com

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Memory and Psychology in Hugo Wolf’s Mignon Lieder

CollabPiano

48 minutes 13 seconds

2 years ago

Memory and Psychology in Hugo Wolf’s Mignon Lieder

Memory, psychology, and text painting intersect as we celebrate Hugo Wolf's moving Mignon Lieder with text by Goethe. How do you portray a character's inner world of turmoil and recollection? That's what I'll discuss with two wonderful guests: renowned pianist Martin Katz and mezzo-soprano Dr. Sahoko Timpone. Our featured recording is “Kennst du das Land?”

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Sahoko Timpone
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Check out the original text with English Translation (via LiederNet).