Herbert Kegel, Dresden Philharmonic augmented by members of the Leipzig Radio Symphony, with Eva Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Wolf Appel, Ulric Cold, Gert Westphal, Berlin Radio Chorus, Leipzig Radio Chorus and Prague Male Chorus. The illustration project took about six weeks to complete

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Herbert Kegel, Dresden Philharmonic augmented by members of the Leipzig Radio Symphony, Manfred Jung (Waldemar), Eva Maria Bundschuh (Tove), Rosemarie Lang (Wood Dove), Ulrik Cold (Peasant), Wolf Appel (Klaus the Jester), Gert Westphal (Narrator), Berlin Radio Chorus, Leipzig Radio Chorus and Prague Male Chorus (re. Hand-drawn illustrations to Gurre-Lieder on YouTube, Dresden Philharmonic, Herbert Kegel.

Complete your Arnold Schönberg, Eva-Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Gert Westphal, Herbert Kegel collection. Arnold Schönberg, Eva-Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Gert Westphal, Herbert Kegel ‎– Gurrelieder.

Herbert Kegel, Dresden Philharmonic augmented by members of the Leipzig Radio Symphony, with Eva Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Wolf Appel, Ulric Cold, Gert Westphal, Berlin Radio Chorus, Leipzig Radio Chorus and Prague Male Chorus. I plan to work on Part 3 next, which may take a good amount time to complete. Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra, Members of the chester Leipzig, Herbert Kegel & Manfred Jung, Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra, Members of the chester Leipzig, Herbert Kegel & Manfred Jung. Schoenberg: Gurrelieder. Лицензиар: Kontor New Media Music (от лица компании "Brilliant Classics").

Eva-Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Wolf Appel, Ulrik Cold, Gert Westphal, Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra, Herbert Kegel. Berlin Radio Choir, Leipzig Radio Choir, Dresdner Philharmoniker. Eva-Maria Bundschuh (soprano), Rosemarie Lang (mezzo-soprano), Manfred Jung (tenor), Wolf Appel (tenor), Ulrik Cold (bass), Gert Westphal (narrator).

Eva-Maria Bundschuh, soprano - Rosemarie Lang, alto - Manfred Jung & Wolf Appel, ténors - Ulrik Cold, basse - Rundfunkchor Berlin - Rundfunkchor Leipzig - Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra - Herbert Kegel, direction. Published on 2 September 2003.

Schönberg’s massive work is finally performed at Musiikkitalo. Composed for an expanded orchestra, a boys’ choir and mixed choir, five vocal soloists and a narrator, Gurrelieder is always a guaranteed experience and event for the listener. The unique scale and hubris of the song series makes it one of the milestones of late-Romantic art music in the 20thcentury. Based on a collection of poems by the Danish Jens Peter Jacobsen, the composition depicting tragic love and death is considered to be Schönberg’s response to Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde.

Because the release of this magnificent SACD of Arnold Schoenberg's Gurrelieder was intended to celebrate conductor Michael Gielen's 80th birthday, the enterprise seems a fitting present to him, since few conductors have been more devoted to the composer's cause; this brilliant performance appears to be a fulfillment of Gielen's long-held wish to record this mammoth oratorio with.

Herbert Kegel, Dresden Philharmonic augmented by members of the Leipzig Radio Symphony, with Eva Maria Bundschuh, Rosemarie Lang, Manfred Jung, Wolf Appel, Ulric Cold, Gert Wesphal, Berlin Radio Chorus, Leipzig Radio Chorus and Prague Male Chorus (Berlin Classics 0090172BC, 1986; CD issue 1997). Eliahu Inbal, ster Frankfurt . Giuseppe Sinopoli, Staatskapelle Dresden Arnold Schoenberg Gurrelieder for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Thomas Moser, Deborah Voigt, Jennifer Larmore, Bernd Weikl, Kenneth Riegel, Chor der Sachsischen Staatsoper Dresden, Chor des Mitteldeutschen Rundfunks Leipzig, Prager Mannerchor (1995).