From the program booklet Antonín Dvorák und Seine Zeit Salzburg Festival 2004 Antonín Dvořák and the Songs of His Time 1. Liszt & Schumann: A Passion for Schubert 2. Dvořák Discovered 3. Mahler’s “Frühlingsreise” 4. Richard Strauss: A Lifetime of Lieder 5. Dvořák: From National to International 6. The Americans: { … }
Songs by Antonín Dvořák, as well as Liszt, Mahler, Strauss, Burleigh, Farwell, Cadman, MacDowell, Ives, Grieg and Brahms Contained in the program booklet: song listings for the concerts works of visual art and photography ein essay von Jens Malte Fischer: Vom Zauber der Menschlichen Stimme: Antonín Dvořák und das Liedschaffen { … }
A multi-layer project exploring songs by Hugo Wolf, as well as Zemlinsky, Webern, Richard Strauss, Alma Mahler, Schönberg, and Joseph Marx. This project includes a concert program from the Salzburg Festival with: song listings for the concerts “Hugo Wolf und Seine Zeit” and “Hugo-Wolf-Marathon” works of visual art and photography { … }
Hugo Wolf and His Time 1 & 4 August 2003 Salzburg Festival Songs by Hugo Wolf, as well as Zemlinsky, Webern, Richard Strauss, Alma Mahler, Schönberg, and Joseph Marx. Contained in the program booklet: song listings for the concerts “Hugo Wolf und Seine Zeit” and “Hugo-Wolf-Marathon” works of visual art { … }
“I Will Never Get Away from this Period…” An Interview with Thomas Hampson from the program book Hugo Wolf und Seine Zeit Interview: Susanne Stähr / Translated by Steven Lindberg
On Thomas Hampson’s 2005 Salzburg Recital English translation by Ben Letzler 1. How It Began 2. The Anti-Semitic Components 3. Exclusion and Persecution 4. The Case of Viktor Ullmann 5. Richard Wagner’s Fateful Role 6. Mendelssohn – Meyerbeer – Mahler 7. Epilogue How It Began On May 10, 1933 (the new regime wasted no time), the books { … }
Song listing: FELIX MENDELSSOHN (1809-1847) 1. Auf Flügeln des Gesanges, Op. 34, No. 2 Text: Heinrich Heine 2. Altdeutsches Frühlingslied, Op. 86, No. 6 Text: Friedrich von Spee GIACOMO MEYERBEER (1791-1864) 3. Komm! (1837) Text: Heinrich Heine 4. Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube (1838) Text: Heinrich Heine 5. Menschenfeindlich { … }
Thomas Hampson was the inaugural Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in-Residence, holding the position during the New York Philharmonic’s 2009-2010 season.
“A festival convert as it ought to be” by Gottfried Kraus English translation by Stewart Spencer The present release documents one of the most remarkable recitals to have taken place in Salzburg in recent years. Thomas Hampson worked on the fourth and, for the time being, final installment of his { … }
Selected Bibliography and Discography from Thomas Hampson compiled during his research for the album Notturno: Songs by Richard Strauss