Latvian Songs (Live Recording)
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Egils Silins
/
Maris Skuja
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CD Details
- Released: April 5, 2019
- Originally Released: 2016
- Label: Imports
Tracks:
- 1.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaTell Me the Hour, the Moment (Live)
- 2.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaWhen All Tears Will Have Been Shed (Live)
- 3.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaYou Still Pick Roses (Live)
- 4.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaClose Your Eyes and Smile (Live)
- 5.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaIn Defiance of Pain (Live)
- 6.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaMy Happiness (Live)
- 7.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaAs If by Stealth (Live)
- 8.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaSpanish Romance (Live)
- 9.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaFor Every Hour (Live)
- 10.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaGolden Leaves (Live)
- 11.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaAutumn Flower (Live)
- 12.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaI Wonder... (Live)
- 13.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaBelow Your High, White Window (Live)
- 14.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaIn a White Birch Cradle (Live)
- 15.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaThe Goblet on the Isle of the Dead (Live)
- 16.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaThe Sound of Kokles (Live)
- 17.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaThe Orchid’s Dream (Live)
- 18.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaClose Your Eyes and Smile (Live)
- 19.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaI Still Recall That Quiet Night (Live)
- 20.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaListen, Bright-Eyed Maiden! (Live)
- 21.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaThe Well (Live)
- 22.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaA Caress (Live)
- 23.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaThe Village (Live)
- 24.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaDreamland (Live)
- 25.Egils Silins & Maris SkujaAn Actor’s Life (Live)
Product Description:
One of the famed wagnerian bass-baritones of our age, Egils Silins, sings romantic art songs by Latvian composers in recital, accompanied by Maris Skuja.
''It is a poetry of longing, an unsatisfiable longing for tranquillity, home, homeland, something unattainable and unsummonable, a longing for lost happiness and love.''
Emils Darzins
Latvian bass-baritone Egils Silins made his Royal Opera debut in 2011 as the Dutchman (Der fliegende Holl nder). He has since returned to sing Jokanaan (Salome) for The Royal Opera. Silins studied at the Latvian Academy of Music. He has won ten international vocal competitions, has twice received the Latvian Music Award and was awarded the title Singer of the Year in Zagreb in 2010 for his performances as Amfortas (Parsifal). Engagements include Wotan (Das Rheingold) and High Priest of Dagon (Samson et Dalila) for Op ra-Bastille, Escamillo (Carmen), Sebastiano (Tiefland) and Scarpia (Tosca) in Vienna, Amfortas in Barcelona, Eugene Onegin in Riga, Klingsor (Parsifal) in Z rich, Wanderer (Siegfried) in Leipzig and Tokyo, Prince Igor in Z rich and the Dutchman for Deutsche Oper Berlin and in Madrid and Dresden. Silins regularly performs at such opera houses as La Scala, Milan, Metropolitan Opera, New York, Lyric Opera, Chicago, Hamburg State Opera, Semperoper Dresden, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Bavarian State Opera, Liceu, Barcelona, Zurich Opera and Vienna State Opera. He has worked with such conductors as Andrew Davis, Colin Davis, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Andris Nelsons, Seiji Ozawa, Gennady Rozhdestvensky and Christian Thielemann.
''It is a poetry of longing, an unsatisfiable longing for tranquillity, home, homeland, something unattainable and unsummonable, a longing for lost happiness and love.''
Emils Darzins
Latvian bass-baritone Egils Silins made his Royal Opera debut in 2011 as the Dutchman (Der fliegende Holl nder). He has since returned to sing Jokanaan (Salome) for The Royal Opera. Silins studied at the Latvian Academy of Music. He has won ten international vocal competitions, has twice received the Latvian Music Award and was awarded the title Singer of the Year in Zagreb in 2010 for his performances as Amfortas (Parsifal). Engagements include Wotan (Das Rheingold) and High Priest of Dagon (Samson et Dalila) for Op ra-Bastille, Escamillo (Carmen), Sebastiano (Tiefland) and Scarpia (Tosca) in Vienna, Amfortas in Barcelona, Eugene Onegin in Riga, Klingsor (Parsifal) in Z rich, Wanderer (Siegfried) in Leipzig and Tokyo, Prince Igor in Z rich and the Dutchman for Deutsche Oper Berlin and in Madrid and Dresden. Silins regularly performs at such opera houses as La Scala, Milan, Metropolitan Opera, New York, Lyric Opera, Chicago, Hamburg State Opera, Semperoper Dresden, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Bavarian State Opera, Liceu, Barcelona, Zurich Opera and Vienna State Opera. He has worked with such conductors as Andrew Davis, Colin Davis, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Andris Nelsons, Seiji Ozawa, Gennady Rozhdestvensky and Christian Thielemann.