Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin
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Track Listing
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12:28
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103:27
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112:06
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123:56
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131:44
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141:03
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151:27
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163:44
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171:53
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183:41
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193:49
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21:55
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206:02
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31:26
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42:09
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52:17
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63:26
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72:26
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83:20
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92:46
News & Reviews
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The singer Sanford Sylvan passed away at his home in New York City at the age of 65 last week. Nonesuch Chairman Emeritus Bob Hurwitz, who was the label's longtime president, brought Sandy to Nonesuch and served as executive producer on his recordings. He offers this remembrance.
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About This Album
One of the most important works of Schubert’s career, Die schöne Müllerin was one of the first extended song cycles to gain widespread popularity. Here, Sanford Sylvan gives performances that “match the sophisticated naïveté" of the texts, says American Record Guide, and "the calculated folkiness of Schubert's melodies with an artful naturalness of delivery."
Credits
MUSICIANS
Sanford Sylvan, baritone
David Breitman, fortepianoPRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Philip Waldway
Recorded November 1991 at Weston Chapel, Weston, Massachusetts
Engineered by Everett Porter
Music by Franz Schubert; words by Wilhelm Müller
Art Direction and Design by James Victore
Cover photograph by William Clift
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One of the most important works of Schubert’s career, Die schöne Müllerin was one of the first extended song cycles to gain widespread popularity. Here, Sylvan gives performances that “match the sophisticated naïveté" of the texts, says American Record Guide, and "the calculated folkiness of Schubert's melodies with an artful naturalness of delivery."
One of the most important works of Schubert’s career, Die schöne Müllerin was one of the first extended song cycles to gain widespread popularity. Here, Sanford Sylvan gives performances that “match the sophisticated naïveté" of the texts, says American Record Guide, and "the calculated folkiness of Schubert's melodies with an artful naturalness of delivery."
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Philip Waldway
Recorded November 1991 at Weston Chapel, Weston, Massachusetts
Engineered by Everett Porter
Music by Franz Schubert; words by Wilhelm Müller
Art Direction and Design by James Victore
Cover photograph by William Clift

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MUSICIANS
Sanford Sylvan, baritone
David Breitman, fortepiano