Chabrier / Faure / Dumno: La Mi Sola - a Mediterranean Songbook
Chabrier / Faure / Dumno: La Mi Sola - a Mediterranean Songbook
Format: CD
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Artist: Chabrier / Faure / Dumno
Label: Coviello Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4039956923190
Genre: Classical
In the 19th century, Italy and Spain were not only countries of longing, but also sources of inspiration. An illustrious group of composers, including celebrities from countries further north such as Johannes Brahms, expressed this longing in a variety of ways. In the wake of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the Germans primarily sought themselves in Italy, while the Romantics sought the Orient in Spain. The French composers of the second half of the 19th century were enthusiastic travellers to Spain who tried to capture the Spanish colours with their very own colouring. Gioacchino Rossini reminisced about his homeland and the Adriatic Sea in Paris, while Fernando Obradors set classical Spanish poetry, including Federico García Lorca, to music on the Canary Islands. Carmen Artaza and Hilko Dumno breathe Mediterranean temperament into all of this and unfold a vibrant colourfulness.
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