Composer: Dieter Schnebel, Johannes Schöllhorn
Performer: Sarah Maria Sun, Vanessa Porter, Johannes Fischer, Gabriel Dernbach
Orchestra: SWR Symphonieorchester
Conductor: Jean-Michaël Lavoie
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Hänssler
Catalogue: HC21063
Release: 2022
Size: 580 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
Schnebel: Yes I Will Yes
Part 1
01. No. 1, Introduction, in Bed
02. No. 2, Snivelling
03. No. 3, Lies
04. No. 4, The Slut
05. No. 5, Menstruation
06. No. 6, The Thunderstorm
07. No. 7, The Big Thingy
Part 2
08. No. 1, Funeral March – The Small Dead One – Funeral
09. No. 2, Milly
10. No. 3, Night – Disquiet – So Silent – Disquiet – Homecoming
11. No. 4, Singing
12. No. 5, Quickfick
13. No. 6, Creation – The Beautiful Country – Atheists
Part 3
14. No. 1, The Sun Shines for You He Said
15. No. 1, Yes, I Will Yes
Schollhorn: Va (After Massenet’s “Expressions lyriques”)
16. Prelude. Très lent
17. No. 1, Dialogue
18. No. 2, Les nuages
19. No. 3, Battements d’ailes
20. No. 4, Comme autrefois
21. No. 5, Nocturne
22. No. 6, Mélancolie
23. No. 7, Feux-follets d’amour
Sarah Maria Sun is known as one of the foremost vocal performers in the contemporary music scene. Her repertoire currently spans more than 1000 compositions from the 16th to the 21st century, including 350 world premieres. She regularly performs as a soloist in renowned concert halls and festivals worldwide. At leading opera houses and stages she created complex female figures in music theaters, operas and monodramas.
For her role as Elsa in Sciarrino’s Lohengrin (2017) as well as for her performance in Philip Venables’ 4.48 Psychoses (2019) she was nominated as singer of the year. From 2007-2014, she was the first soprano of the Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, a chamber ensemble of seven singers that has been one of the world’s leading pioneers of contemporary music for decades.