Gig Mitchell-Velasco / Bruckner Orchester Linz / Caspar Richter - Tomorrow: Liederzyklen
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Tracklisting:
1. Tomorrow op.33 (6:36)
2. Das Ständchen (2:13)
3. Liebesbriefchen (2:34)
4. Nachtwanderer (3:34)
5. Schneeglöckchen (3:58)
6. Sommer (3:06)
7. Das Heldengrab Am Pruth (3:26)
8. Prayer op.32 (4:33)
9. Nr.1 Ouvertüre (5:13)
10. Nr.2 Mummenschanz (2:26)
11. Nr.6 Gartenmusik (3:54)
12. Nr.7 Intermezzo (2:08)
13. Nr.8 Holzapfel Und Schlehwein (2:33)
14. Nr.9 Mädchen Im Brautgemach (3:40)
15. Sterbelied (4:33)
16. Dies Eine Kann Mein Sehen Nimmer Fassen (2:43)
17. Mond, So Gehst Du Wieder Auf (4:29)
18. Gefasster Abschied (4:19)

A sumptuous array of Korngold's orchestral and vocal music, featuring world-premiere recordings exquisitely performed by the Bruckner Orchestra Linz

Following their acclaimed first two volumes of Korngold's lush orchestral works, Caspar Richter and the Bruckner Orchestra continue their exploration of his music with Much Ado About Nothing, heard alongside two enchanting song cycles and the world-premiere recordings of Prayer, Op.32 and Tomorrow.
Tomorrow was written for the 1942 film The Constant Nymph, starring Charles Boyer and Joan Fontaine and based on the novel by Margaret Kennedy. Richly scored for mezzo soprano, female voices and orchestra, this is a heady and contagious work given a rapturous performance by Gigi Mitchell-Velasco, whose voice is equally at home in the more intimate and dark-hued song cycles.

Reviews:
"..this disc provides an excellent introduction," (Classic FM Magazine)
"Another excellent concert in ASV's continuing Korngold series....this is another winner....raptly beautiful renditions" (MusicWeb)
BBC Music Magazine **** Star Review
"Caspar Richter and the Linz Bruckner Orchestra are superb, as they were on previous Korngold releases in this fine series.....Gigi Mitchell-Velasco's sumptuous mezzo is perfect for Korngold's music" Classical CD Review
"..full of delightful surprises..." (Opera News)

Released 2002.