'S Mag sein = It could be (1:35) -- Lasst uns im vertrauten Kreise = Let us in comfortable company (1:08) -- Reiterlied = Rider's song (1:44) -- Trost an meine Mutter = Consolation for my Mother (6:25) -- Die Täuschung = The disappointment (2:18) -- In questa tomba oscura = In dieser dunklen Gruft = In this dark tomb (1:25) -- Il sogno = Der Traum = The dream (2:11) -- Pria ch'io l'impegno = Eh' ich entscheide = Before I decide (2:07) -- Adrian von Ostade. Nach dem Glanze, nach dem Scheine = It's the glitter, the appearance (1:59) -- Daniel in der Löwengrube oder Baals Sturz. Ach, auch Könige sind Menschen = Ah, kings are people, too (1:43) -- Das Waisenhaus. Die Nacht entflieht = The night flees (4:06) ; Was Kümmert mich des Fremden Gold? = What care I for strangers' gold? (3:23) -- Die Schweizer Familie. Wenn Sie mich nur von Weitem sieht = Even if she sees me from afar (2:30) ; Vom weit entfernten Schweizerland = From the distant Swiss homeland (3:26) -- Die Jugendjahre Peters des Grossen. Heil mir! Ich werde Liebe finden = Oh, joy! I will find love (4:25) -- Schwört mir Rache und Verderben = Swear revenge and ruin / from Spontini's La vestale (5:31) -- Schweigt, Genur, O Quiriten! = Enough, silence, O Quirites! / from Mozart's La clemenza di Tito (3:44) -- Ah, di Nina il core = Ach, Ninas Herz = Ah, Nina's heart / from Paisiello's Nina o sia La pazza per amore (3:27) -- La principessa d'Amalfi. Forse abbastanza = Der Leiden Fülle = The depths of sorrow (3:35) ; In qual barbaro cimento = In dieser harten Prüfung = In this barbaric ordeal (3:36).
Language (note)
Sung in Italian (the 6th-8th, 18th-20th works) and German (the remainder).
Author
Weigl, Joseph, 1766-1846, composer.
Title
Songs and arias = Lieder und Arien / Joseph Weigl.
Publisher
Sonoma, Calif. : Delos, [2013]
Playing time
010125
Type of content
performed music
Type of medium
computer
Type of carrier
online resource
Digital file characteristics
audio file
Performer
Donald George, tenor ; Lucy Mauro, fortepiano.
Event
Recorded 2013 January 18-20 Bloch Hall, West Virginia University.
Language
Sung in Italian (the 6th-8th, 18th-20th works) and German (the remainder).