Arnold Schönberg
conductor
Schönberg, Bum, Freund, Boruttau / Webern, A. von Zemlinsky, Schönberg, A. Berg, G. Mahler
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Performers
Margarete Bum
soprano
Marya Freund
soprano
Alfred Julius Boruttau
tenor
Wiener Concertverein
orchestra
Programme
Anton Webern
Six Pieces for Orchestra op. 6 (original version 1909, premiere performance)
Six Pieces for Orchestra op. 6 (original version 1909)
1909
12min
Composer:
Anton Webern
(*, ✝)
Alexander von Zemlinsky
"Die drei Schwestern", No. 1 from "Six Songs based on poems by Maurice Materkinck" for medium voice and orchestra op. 13 (Premiere performance)
I. "Die drei Schwestern"
Composer:
Alexander von Zemlinsky
Alexander von Zemlinsky
"Das Mädchen mit den verbundenen Augen", No. 2 from "Six Songs based on poems by Maurice Maeterlinck" for medium voice and orchestra op. 13 (Premiere performance)
II. "Das Mädchen mit den verbundenen Augen"
Composer:
Alexander von Zemlinsky
Alexander von Zemlinsky
"Lied der Jungfrau", No. 3 from "Six Songs based on poems by Maurice Maeterlinck" for medium voice and orchestra op. 13 (Premiere performance)
III. "Lied der Jungfrau"
Composer:
Alexander von Zemlinsky
Alexander von Zemlinsky
"Und kehrt er einst heim", No. 5 from "Six Songs based on poems by Maurice Maeterlinck" for medium voice and orchestra op. 13 (Premiere performance)
V. "Und kehrt er einst heim"
Composer:
Alexander von Zemlinsky
Arnold Schönberg
Chamber Symphony No. 1 for 15 Solo Instruments op. 9
Chamber Symphony No. 1 for 15 Solo Instruments op. 9
1906
22min
Composer:
Arnold Schönberg
(*, ✝)
Alban Berg
"Über die Grenzen des All" from "Five orchestral songs based on picture-postcard texts by Peter Altenberg op. 4" (Premiere Performance)
No. 3 "Über die Grenzen des All"
Alban Berg
"Sahst du nach dem Gewitterregen" from "Five orchestral songs based on picture-postcard texts by Peter Altenberg op. 4" (Premiere Performance)
No. 2 "Sahst du nach dem Gewitterregen"
Gustav Mahler
"Kindertotenlieder" ("Songs on the Death of Children"), Song cycle based on poems by Friedrich Rückert
"Kindertotenlieder" ("Songs on the Death of Children"), Song cycle based on poems by Friedrich Rückert
