7 Minuten vor Weihnachten

•Always Christmas!' A Christmas sceptic experiences a miraculous transformation through music and silence, through a girl and fairy tales, through sickness and recovery in the weeks of advent. The short story '7 Minutes before Christmas' for narrator and flute by Michael Dangl after the eponymous piece of music by Pavel Karmanov is accompanied by music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Astor Piazolla, Pyotr Pospelow, Pavel Karmanov and others. Michael Dangl, recitation and piano, and Maria Fedotova, flute, exude the best Christmas atmosphere in a special way. _x000D_ • Michael Dangl has been a member of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt, Vienna, since 1998. He received training in his parents' actors' group 'Karawane Salzburg' from his earliest childhood on. Further commitments have been to leading roles at the theatres in Salzburg, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and Koblenz. Leading roles in cinema and TV films, 10 years at Reichenau Festival, productions for radio and readings of his own programmes underline the versatility of Dangl's artistic work. _x000D_ • Michael Dangl has already published two novels: Rampenflucht (2010) and Schöne Aussicht Nr. 16 (2012). In the 2013/14 season, Michael Dangl is acting in Wie im Himmel in the Theater in der Josefstadt and in Ziemlich beste Freunde in the Kammerspiele der Josefstadt. _x000D_ • The flautist Maria Fedotova, a graduate of St. Petersburg Conservatoire (1996) in a class held by Professor A.Vavilina-Mravinski, began her studies of music at the age of 5 and performed her first solo concert with the chamber orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre at the age of 8 and in duo with her father, the flautist Vladimir Fedotov. She has performed with the Vienna Philharmonic, the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Vladimir Jurowski, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra under Yuri Temirkanov, the orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre under Valery Gergiev etc. She has co-operated with such eminent musicians as Gidon Kremer, Juri Baschmet, Tatjana Gri \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990098.pt01.jpg 0_x000D_ 107607 GRAM99010 Gramola99010 9003643990104 Wohl fühl ich, wie das Leben rinnt Ernst, Norbert; Okerlund, Kristin Czermak, Wilhelm; Geibel, Emanuel von; Grasberger, H.; Heyse, Paul; Jacobsen, Jens Peter; Kienzl, Wilhelm; Leen, Dora; Lemayer, Karl von; Lenau, Nikolaus; Liliencron, Detlev von; Lynx, Aissa; Salamon, Michael; Scherenberg, Ernst; Schreker, Franz; Serbanescu, Theodor; Storm, Theodor; Sylva, Carmen; Wei, Wang; Wertheimer, Paul; Zemlinsky, Alexander GML GRAMOLA COMPACT DISC /Images/CoverArt/Gramola99010.jpg 2023-02-28 01:37:41.020 12.34 18.99 2013-07-03 00:00:00.000 2013-07-03 00:00:00.000 23.99 15.81 107607 485 0 \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990104.jpg 1 \\naxussv-prodaud\Images\PhysicalImages\Thumbnails\9003643990104.jpg On a quest between unrequited love, passion and apocalypse, here you can sometimes hear despairing, pausing, but also conciliatory and optimistic songs from Vienna at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The tenor Norbert Ernst and Kristin Okerlund presented selected songs by Austrian composers Franz Schreker, Alexander Zemlinsky and Wilhelm Kienzl. The Wang Valley Songs by the Wiener Neustadt composer Michael Salamon, dedicated in 2010 to Mr. Ernst, were written after seven poems from the cycle The Wang Valley by the greatest Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei (around 701–61). \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990104.pt01.jpg 0_x000D_ 107608 GRAM99011 Gramola99011 9003643990111 Haas, Korngold & Haydn: String Quartets Bulbitski, Ivan; Adamas Quartett Haas, Pavel; Haydn, Franz Joseph; Korngold, Erich Wolfgang GML GRAMOLA COMPACT DISC /Images/CoverArt/Gramola99011.jpg 2023-02-28 01:37:41.020 12.34 18.99 2013-11-04 00:00:00.000 2013-11-04 00:00:00.000 23.99 15.81 107608 485 0 \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990111.jpg 1 \\naxussv-prodaud\Images\PhysicalImages\Thumbnails\9003643990111.jpg The Jeunesse MehrWERT Prize of the Erste Bank was awarded for the first time to the Adamas Quartet in 2013. A major concern of these four young musicians is the treatment of outlawed music, works termed as degenerate and banned in Germany beginning in the 1930s. Against this backdrop, String Quartet No. 2, op. 7 ‘From the Monkey Mountains’ by the Czech composer Pavel Haas and the String Quartet No. 2, op. 26 by Erich Wolfgang Korngold were selected for this debut CD. The already widely acclaimed ensemble opens with the Quartet op. 64/5 by Joseph Haydn, the ‘Lark’s Quartet’. \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990111.pt01.jpg 0_x000D_ 107609 GRAM99012 Gramola99012 9003643990128 Das Glück is a Vogerl Steinhauer, Erwin; Oberosterreichische Concert-Schrammeln Arnold, Ernst; Berndt, Charles; Biczo, Alexander von; Deinboek, Heli; Engel, Wendelin; Foderl, Karl; Frankowski, Hans von; Jahn, Fritz; Kaps, Artur; Katscher, Robert; Kratzl, Karl; Lang, Hans; Leopoldi, Hermann; Marischka, Ernst; Mikulas, Josef; Muhldraxler, Otto; Neuwirth, Roland; Prager, Franz; Salpeter, Max; Schon, Ernst; Schrammel, Johann; Skutajan, Rudolf; Strohmayer, Alois; Wasservogel, Walter; Werner, Hans; Zauner, Guntram GML GRAMOLA COMPACT DISC /Images/CoverArt/Gramola99012.jpg 2023-02-28 01:37:41.020 12.34 18.99 2014-05-27 00:00:00.000 2014-05-27 00:00:00.000 23.99 15.81 107609 485 0 \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990128.jpg 1 \\NAXUSSV-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9003643990128_Salessheet.pdf \\naxussv-prodaud\Images\PhysicalImages\Thumbnails\9003643990128.jpg •Happiness is a Wee Birdie – it is between gaiety, melancholy and the fatalism so typical of the Viennese soul that the Viennese and wine tavern songs roam, sung by the well-known actor and cabaret artist Erwin Steinhauer with the Upper Austrian Concert-Schrammeln and released on this new CD.