Konradin Kreutzer wrote his opera "Der Taucher" for the Stuttgart court theatre. Many years after the Stuttgart premiere in 1813, Kreutzer reworked the work for Vienna. Subsequently, this version was always performed. A recording of the original version is now available for the first time. Under the direction of Frieder Bernius, the Kammerchor and Hofkapelle Stuttgart perform this operatic rarity together with Sarah Wegener and Philipp Mathmann (both soprano). After 200 years, a composer whose trademarks are catchy, lyrical melodies and colorful instrumentation will be brought to life once again.
1 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Ouvertüre
2 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Introduktion: Verglüht sind schon die Sterne
3 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Arie der Alphonsine: Die Sonne steigt empor
4 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Rezitativ und Cavatine: Im Thale, auf der Berge Höhen
5 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Rezitativ und Arie: Verlassen sollte ich den Vater
6 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Melodram und Ballett
7 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Rezitativ mit Cavatine und Duett: Gerettet bin ich
8 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~1. Akt. Duett: Schönste, höret meine Bitte!
9 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~2. Akt. Fischer-Chor: Die Luft ist rein
10 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~2. Akt. Rezitativ und Aries des Ivo, Chor der Schiffer, Fischer und Matrosen: Charibdis, endlich seh'ich dich
11 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~2. Akt. Ritter-Tanz und Finale: Was will er beginnen
12 Taucher (Romantic opera in two acts Op. 50)~2. Akt. Allgemeiner Schlusschor: Sehet dort den lichten Bogen
Konradin Kreutzer wrote his opera "Der Taucher" for the Stuttgart court theatre. Many years after the Stuttgart premiere in 1813, Kreutzer reworked the work for Vienna. Subsequently, this version was always performed. A recording of the original version is now available for the first time. Under the direction of Frieder Bernius, the Kammerchor and Hofkapelle Stuttgart perform this operatic rarity together with Sarah Wegener and Philipp Mathmann (both soprano). After 200 years, a composer whose trademarks are catchy, lyrical melodies and colorful instrumentation will be brought to life once again.
