伟大作曲家的文字和音乐 – 门德尔松

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#	曲目	时长/大小
1	Introduction	00:00:10 0M
2	Die beiden Neffen oder Der Onkel aus Boston (The Two Nephews, or The Uncle from Boston), MWV L4, Act I: Overture (excerpt)	00:01:14 4M
3	Der Onkel aus Boston (‘The Uncle from Boston’), a three-act dramatic work by Felix Mendelssohn, begun in May 1822 and completed in November 1823…	00:06:59 17M
4	6 Kinderstücke (6 Children’s Pieces), Op. 72, “Christmas Pieces”: No. 1. Allegro non troppo, MWV U171	00:00:59 3M
5	An extract from Mendelssohn’s piano collection Kinderstücke (‘Children’s Pieces’), published after the composer’ death in 1847…	00:02:57 7M
6	Lied zum Geburtstag meines guten Vaters, MWV K1	00:01:12 5M
7	By his early teens, Mendelssohn had already acquired an impressive portfolio of musical compositions across a range of genreschamber music, psalm settings, string sinfonias and keyboard works…	00:05:40 14M
8	String Octet in E-Flat Major, Op. 20, MWV R20: III. Scherzo: Allegro leggierissimo (excerpt)	00:01:00 4M
9	A similar musical atmosphere was created in the second of Mendelssohn’s towering early workshis Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, finished in early August 1826 and, like the Octet…	00:00:55 2M
10	A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture, Op. 21, MWV P3 (excerpt)	00:01:35 6M
11	The period also witnessed the intensification of Mendelssohn’s historical interest in earlier styles, particularly sacred vocal music…	00:03:10 8M
12	Hora est, MWV B18: Hora est	00:02:22 9M
13	1829 saw the beginning of Mendelssohn’s Grand Tour of Europe, a series of excursions that took the composer north to Scotland and south to Italy…	00:02:31 6M
14	The Hebrides in D Major, Op. 26, MWV P7, “Fingal’s Cave” (excerpt)	00:01:06 4M
15	At the home of a wealthy mine owner in north Wales, the next stop in his tour, Mendelssohn first contemplated a large-scale orchestral work now known as the Reformation Symphony…	00:04:49 12M
16	Symphony No. 4 in A Major, Op. 90, MWV N16, “Italian”: IV. Saltarello: Presto (excerpt)	00:01:08 4M
17	The second opportunity to present itself on Mendelssohn’s return to Berlin, following his European tour, was the directorship of the 15th Niederrheinisches Musikfest…	00:02:08 5M
18	Overture in C Major, Op. 101, MWV P2, “Trumpet” (excerpt)	00:00:47 3M
19	The success of Mendelssohn’s directorship of the Düsseldorf festival – to one commentator, ‘the greatest public success that he had yet had in Germany’…	00:05:19 13M
20	Paulus (St. Paul), Op. 36, MWV A14, Part II: How Lovely are the Messengers (Sung in English) (excerpt)	00:01:41 6M
21	Roughly one month earlier, the 9th of September 1836, Mendelssohn had become engaged to Cécile Jeanrenaud…	00:02:58 7M
22	3 Motets, Op. 39: No. 1. Veni, Domine (Hear my prayer, O Lord), MWV B24 (excerpt)	00:00:51 3M
23	The next few years in Leipzig witnessed the completion of Mendelssohn’s String Quartets Op. 44, his Piano Trio in D minor, the Overture ‘Ruy Blas’…	00:03:30 9M
24	Organ Sonata in C Minor, Op. 65, No. 2, MWV W57: II. Allegro maestoso e vivace (excerpt)	00:01:05 5M
25	It is easy to forget that, while Mendelssohn was most famous during his lifetime as a composer, conductor and virtuoso pianist, his skills extended to the organ…	00:03:11 8M
26	Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64, MWV O14: III. Allegro molto vivace (excerpt)	00:01:09 5M
27	Hear My Prayer, a short standalone piece of sacred choral music also composed in 1844, cannot be described as a masterpiece…	00:01:02 2M
28	Hear My Prayer, WoO 15, MWV B49 (version for voice and organ) (excerpt)	00:01:28 5M
29	Ten years after the premiere of St. Paul, Mendelssohn turned his attention once again to the genre of the oratoriothe result was Elijah…	00:02:06 5M
30	Elijah, Op. 70, MWV A25, Part II: Alsdann wird euer Licht hervorbrechen (And then shall Your light break forth) (excerpt)	00:00:45 3M
31	Mendelssohn died on the 4th of November 1847 following a series of strokes…	00:03:37 9M
32	Lieder ohne Worte (Songs without Words), Book 5, Op. 62: No. 28 in G Major, Op. 62, No. 4, MWV U175	00:01:26 4M