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This one, recorded in 1977 and 1979, was her last and contains mostly lieder by Hugo Wolf, whose songs she vigorously championed throughout her life. In her seventh book on the lieder of Hugo Wolf and Franz Schubert, Susan Youens introduces us to these six contemporaries of Schubert, whose poetry is derived primarily from their musical settings. There were two world premieres by Schmidt, Djembe and The American Quartet, while two other Schmidt works, Scenes from an Italian Songbook, to lieder by Hugo Wolf, and The Sleep of Reason, received their first Grand Rapids performances. |
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