FULL WESENDONCK LIEDER (Richard Wagner) Moscow 2026 Nadezhda Gulitskaya

Information on the Performance

• Work Title: Wesendonck Lieder  
• Composer: Wagner Richard  
• Libretto: Matilde Wesendonck  
• Venue & Opera Company: Moscow, Russia  
• Recorded: May 30, 2026
• Type: Concert Live
• Singers: Nadezhda Gulitskaya
• Conductor:   
• Orchestra: Mikhail Arkadev, PIANO  
• Stage Director:   
• Costume Designer:   

Information about the Recording

• Published by: Mikhail Arkadev PianoKnowHow Пианистическая Кухня  
• Date Published: 2026  
• Format: Streaming
• Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
• Subtitles: nosubs  

• ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE

  Wagner-Liszt Liebestod 9′
  M. Arkadyev, piano

  R. Wagner Five Songs on Poems by Mathilde Wesendonck Wesendonck Lieder 22′ Nadezhda Gulitskaya, piano M. Arkadyev

  Rachmaninov Prelude in C minor Op. 3 No. 2
  Prelude in G major Op. 32 No. 5
  Mikhail Arkadyev, piano

  Rachmaninov Romances Op. 38 15′
  Nadezhda Gulitskaya, piano M. Arkadyev

  Rachmaninov Lilacs
  Sviridov “Time (forward) like a hammer, a sword, and an explosion”

  Wagner’s Tristan Chord
  The Beginning of Modernism

  Epic and Thanatos: Classical and Romantic Modernism

  Orpheus and Eurydice

  Tristan and Isolde
  The power of magic—a magical poison-elixir-love potion

  Doomed to love
  Only death is salvation
  A sword—a scalpel dividing and uniting

  FROM THE BOOK “THE DUINO ELEGIES”
  Elegy One

  “If I were to cry out, who would hear my cry
  in the angelic choirs? What merciful cherub
  will draw me to my heart? I myself could not bear
  its light. For beauty itself is only a messenger of fear, already unbearable to the heart.
  ” We admire her, for the haughty one has spared us. Every angel is terrifying to us.

  Oh, this night, this night, when the wind of the world’s spaces
  cuts our faces—she, the desired one, will also remain
  with us, treacherously tender, promising sorrow to every heart. Is she any easier for lovers?
  Ah, they themselves conceal their terrible fate in love.

  But if thirst torments, sing of lovers: to this day
  their famous passion seeks immortal praise.
  Remember, you even envied the abandoned, for they love more
  strongly than the fortunate ones. Oh, begin again and again the praise that will never end.
  Know: the hero is immortal, for him even death
  is only a desired pretext—in it he is born again.

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