Artist: Staatskapelle Weimar, Kirill Karabits
Album: Liszt: Sardanapalo & Mazeppa
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:13:07
Total Tracks: 19
Total Size: 1,41 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Staatskapelle Weimar – Mazeppa. Symphonic Poem, S. 100 (15:32)
1-02. Staatskapelle Weimar – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Preludio (01:55)
1-03. Damen des Opernchores des Deutschen Nationaltheaters Weimar, Staatskapelle Weimar – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Vieni! Risplendono festive faci (03:43)
1-04. Joyce El-Khoury – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Oh del tetto paterno (01:57)
1-05. Damen des Opernchores des Deutschen Nationaltheaters Weimars – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – L’altera Ninive a te s’inchina (04:26)
1-06. Joyce El-Khoury – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Piu lunga cura (02:56)
1-07. Joyce El-Khoury – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Giu pel piano (01:44)
1-08. Joyce El-Khoury – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Sogno vano (03:00)
1-09. Joyce El-Khoury – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Ahi! Nell’ansio rapimento (03:06)
1-10. Joyce El-Khoury, Airam Hernandez – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Nella tua stanza (01:47)
1-11. Joyce El-Khoury, Airam Hernandez – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Parla! Parla! (02:58)
1-12. Joyce El-Khoury, Airam Hernandez – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Sotto il tuo sguardo (06:19)
1-13. Oleksandr Pushniak – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Mentre a tuo danno (04:45)
1-14. Airam Hernandez – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Se sol l’armi (02:07)
1-15. Joyce El-Khoury, Oleksandr Pushniak – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Oh perche, perche quel core (02:29)
1-16. Joyce El-Khoury, Airam Hernandez, Oleksandr Pushniak, – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Che far pensi_ (02:43)
1-17. Joyce El-Khoury, Airam Hernandez, Oleksandr Pushniak – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Diletta vergine (02:24)
1-18. Staatskapelle Weimar – Sardanapalo, S. 687 – Allegro deciso (02:58)
1-19. Staatskapelle Weimar – Huldigungsmarsch, S228i (06:07)

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Contrary heroes: Mazeppa and Sardanapalo performed by Karabits and the Weimar Staatskapelle. Sardanapalo, who prefers wine and concubines to politics and warfare, and Mazeppa, who dies with glory, having endured pain and humiliation: dramatic literary models, impressively set to music by Franz Liszt. Written at the same time, these works represent Liszt’s ideas striving to unite literature and music, on the one hand modernising Italian opera and on the other advancing towards the symphonic poem in his orchestral writing. The Sardanapalo manuscript comprises the first act. For 170 years the material lay dormant in the Goethe and Schiller archive in Weimar: it was only in 2017 that David Trippett deciphered, edited and orchestrated the manuscript at the University of Cambridge.