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Mozart & The Weber Sisters

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Mozart & The Weber Sisters

Sabine Devieilhe, Pygmalion & Raphaël PichonSabine Devieilhe, Pygmalion & Raphaël PichonSabine Devieilhe, Pygmalion & Raphaël Pichon

2015Classical · Music

Music inspired by three of Mozart’s most famous muses—beautifully reinterpreted.
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Release date
Record label
Warner Classics
Tracks
15

℗ 2015 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company

Tracks

  1. 1
    Les petits riens, K. 299b: Overture
    PygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    3:20
  2. 2
    "Ah, vous dirais-je maman", K. 265
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    2:54
  3. 3
    "Dans un bois solitaire", K. 308
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    3:20
  4. 4
    Musik for the Pantomime Pantalon and Columbine, K. 446: Adagio
    PygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    1:16
  5. 5
    "Alcandro, lo confesso... Non so d'onde viene", K. 294
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    9:03
  6. 6
    "Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio", K. 418
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    6:43
  7. 7
    "Popoli di Tessaglia... Io non chiedo, eterni dei", K. 316
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    10:10
  8. 8
    "Nehmt meinen Dank", K. 383
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    3:25
  9. 9
    Kanonisches Adagio, K. 410
    PygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    1:37
  10. 10
    "Schon lacht der holde Frühling", K. 580
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    7:35
  11. 11
    Die Zauberflöte, Act 2, K. 620: "Der Hölle Rache" (Königin der Nacht)
    莎宾・黛薇儿皮格马利翁乐团拉斐尔 · 皮尚
    2:41
  12. 12
    Thamos, König in Aegypten, K. 345: No. 5 Entr'acte
    PygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    3:23
  13. 13
    Die Zauberflöte, Act 2, K. 620: March of the Priests
    PygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    2:56
  14. 14
    Solfeggio, K. 393: No. 2 in F Major
    Sabine DevieilheArnaud De PasqualePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    2:53
  15. 15
    Mass in C minor, K. 427: "Et incarnatus est"
    Sabine DevieilhePygmalionRaphaël Pichon
    11:00

About this album

This thrilling piece is rooted in Mozart’s real-life relationships with Aloysia (his first love), Josepha (the first to perform the role of Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute), and Constanza (whom he ended up marrying). The Weber Sisters—all three exceedingly talented sopranos—draw very different music from Mozart, but Sabine Devieilhe brings them all to life with panache. While her Queen of the Night is amazing in its agility and beauty, the sublime "Nehmt meinen Dank" is done with disarming charm and poise.