Browse: Wolf, H - An die Geliebte (No. 32 from Mörike-Lieder)

Forbidden, yet seldom forbidding, Appl’s exquisitely cultivated fruits are ripe for plucking, and deserve to be consumed with unalloyed relish! — BBC Music Magazine, September 2023, 4 out of 5 stars More…

If Hugo Wolf is still something of a distant figure for you, then this latest select anthology of his songs should certainly bring them into close focus… Ian Bostridge and Antonio Pappano bring... — BBC Music Magazine More…

encouraged by Freeman’s limpid touch, he finely captures the changing moods of the canticle My beloved is mine, from impassioned declamation to the stillness of ‘He is my Altar’ and the quiet... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2020 More…

The opening performance of the songs that give the album its title shows off the same easy, instinctive manner that characterised Arcayürek’s Schubert...That’s not to say, though, that he doesn’t... — Gramophone Magazine, August 2020 More…

The opening Schubert group demonstrates the baritone's natural and unaffected delivery - an ability to hold words and notes together in one single gesture - and his finely tuned vocalism, founded... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2009 More…

As the palette of voices is varied, Kynoch is able to group the Lieder thematically without risking tedium...Gilchrist alert to [the songs'] volatility and drama; Daneman capturing every elusive... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2011, 4 out of 5 stars More…

There can be no better advocate of Hugo Wolf than Roman Trekel, now at the peak of his career as a Lieder interpreter, who presents this deeply satisfying recital of the best of the Mörike Lieder.
These... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

It's Maltman's superb breath control which gives shape and sensuous beauty to Debussy and Dupare. And, thanks to Drake's restraining pace, Warlock's Captain Stratton's Fancy' has real swagger.... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2008, 4 out of 5 stars More…