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Die Nachtigall
First line:
Bescheiden verborgen im buschigen Gang
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author of text
Recordings
Cover of 'Schubert: The Complete Songs' (CDS44201/40)
Cover of 'Songs by Schubert's contemporaries' (CDJ33051/3)
Details
Track 26 on CDJ33051/3 CD1 [2'15] 3CDs
Track 26 on CDS44201/40 CD38 [2'15] 40CDs Boxed set + book (at a special price)
Die Nachtigall
In the same volume as Der Abend and Die Geselligkeit we find the florid manuscript (adorned with a very graphic bar of piano trills) of Die Nachtigall, the song by Unger that is recorded here. Schubert must have borrowed Unger’s book of songs to take down this poem (they are not published in book form). At some point in early 1821 he set it as a male-voice quartet (TTBB); this was published as part of Op 11 the next year, and it was one of the composer’s most popular pieces in his lifetime, receiving many public performances.

comparative Schubert listening:
Die Nachtigall D724. By April 1821

from notes by Graham Johnson © 2006

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Details for CDJ33051/3 disc 1 track 26
Artists
ISRC
GB-AJY-06-05126
Duration
2'15
Recording date
12 March 2004
Recording venue
All Saints' Church, East Finchley, London, United Kingdom
Recording producer
Mark Brown
Recording engineer
Julian Millard
Hyperion usage
  1. Songs by Schubert's contemporaries (CDJ33051/3)
    Disc 1 Track 26
    Release date: March 2006
    3CDs
  2. Schubert: The Complete Songs (CDS44201/40)
    Disc 38 Track 26
    Release date: October 2005
    40CDs Boxed set + book (at a special price)
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