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‘My Songs Are My Diary’: Discovering Josephine Lang

When
Sunday November 19, 2023 at 18:30
Where
Conway Hall, Holborn
Tickets
£6 - £15, under 26s free
Book Online
Tickets "at the door" - until sold out
  1. Die Boten der Liebe, from 4 Duets, for soprano and alto Op 61 - Johannes Brahms
  2. Auf dem See, from 5 Lieder Op 106 - Johannes Brahms
  3. Italien, from 3 Songs - Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel
  4. Der Wanderer D 493 - Franz Schubert
  5. Ich wollt meine Lieb' ergösse sich, from 6 Duets Op 63 - Felix Mendelssohn
  6. Fee’n-Reigen, from 4 Deutsche Lieder Op 3 - Josephine Lang
  7. Scheideblick, from 6 Lieder Op. 10 - Josephine Lang
  8. An den See, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 14 - Josephine Lang
  9. Aus der Novelle ‘Die Mathildenhöhle’, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 14 - Josephine Lang
  10. Sie liebt mich - Josephine Lang
  11. Ob ich manchmal Dein gedenke, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 27 - Josephine Lang
  12. Auf dem See in tausend Sterne, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 14 - Josephine Lang
  13. Vögelein, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 14 - Josephine Lang
  14. Wiegenlied, from 6 Lieder Op 26 - Josephine Lang
  15. An die Entfernte, from 6 Lieder Op 13 - Josephine Lang
  16. Ruhetal, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 11 - Josephine Lang
  17. Sängers Trost, from 6 Deutsche Lieder Op 11 - Josephine Lang
  18. Am Bache - Josephine Lang
  19. Der liebe Bann, from 6 Lieder Op 38(39) - Josephine Lang
  20. Lied des jungen Werner, from 5 Lieder aus dem 'Trompeter von Säckingen' Op 45 - Josephine Lang
  21. Lied des Katers Hiddigeigei, from 5 Lieder aus dem 'Trompeter von Säckingen' Op 45 - Josephine Lang
  22. Herbstgefühl - Josephine Lang
  23. Scheiden, from 5 Gesänge Op 43 - Josephine Lang
  24. Gruss in die Ferne OP 44 - Josephine Lang
  25. Vorsatz, from 6 Lieder Op 38(39) - Josephine Lang

The career of Josephine Lang, a largely forgotten nineteenth century singer, pianist and composer, was constrained by the societal limitations of her time. This ‘portrait in music’ traces her life and gives voice to her music through her letters and songs, as well as music by Johannes Brahms and her friend and mentor Felix Mendelssohn.

"We were taken on a wonderful journey through her life and work. Stunningly performed, as we knew it would be, but the music itself was a revelation to us." (audience member)
"Burns was confident, polished, witty, expressive and sweet toned" The Times
"The stunning young contralto Jess Dandy...offered sumptuous tone and beautiful legato. She's a name to watch.” The Times
"A wonderfully responsive and assured pianist." The Telegraph

Founded in the 1880s, our chamber music concert series is the longest running of its kind in Europe. Conway Hall was purpose built in 1929 to host concerts and lectures, and they have continued here until the present day. The ethos of 'affordable classical music for all' still remains.


Venue
Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
Holborn
London
WC1R 4RL
England


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