Hansel und Gretel

CD album cover 'Hansel und Gretel' (GEN 18619) with Thomas Clamor, Sächsische Bläserphilharmonie ...

GEN 18619 EAN 4260036256192

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"Brother, come dance with me": With the fairy tale opera "Hansel and Gretel," generations of children have been introduced to the magic world of opera. A selection of Humperdinck's timeless melodies is now available on a new, exciting GENUIN CD of the Saxon Wind Philharmonic under chief conductor Thomas Clamor, which presents the first version of the work for wind instruments only. Its unmistakable sound allows us to experience opera in an entirely new way. There are young, talented singers who we encounter as Hansel, Gretel, the Sand Man, and the Dew Fairy. Utterly suitable for Christmas trees!

Thomas Clamor Conductor
Sächsische Bläserphilharmonie
Caroline Schnitzer
Anne Petzsch
Leevke Hambach
Josephin Queck
Frederik Tucker

Tonmeister: Holger Busse
Recording: Deutsche Bläserakademie Bad Lausick, 2016/2017

"Brother, come dance with me": With the fairy tale opera "Hansel and Gretel," generations of children have been introduced to the magic world of opera. A selection of Humperdinck's timeless melodies is now available on a new, exciting GENUIN CD of the Saxon Wind Philharmonic under chief conductor Thomas Clamor, which presents the first version of the work for wind instruments only. Its unmistakable sound allows us to experience opera in an entirely new way. There are young, talented singers who we encounter as Hansel, Gretel, the Sand Man, and the Dew Fairy. Utterly suitable for Christmas trees!

"Brother, come dance with me": With the fairy tale opera "Hansel and Gretel," generations of children have been introduced to the magic world of opera. A selection of Humperdinck's timeless melodies is now available on a new, exciting GENUIN CD of the Saxon Wind Philharmonic under chief conductor Thomas Clamor, which presents the first version of the work for wind instruments only. Its unmistakable sound allows us to experience opera in an entirely new way. There are young, talented singers who we encounter as Hansel, Gretel, the Sand Man, and the Dew Fairy. Utterly suitable for Christmas trees!

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