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01. HUBER, RUPERT  - A
02. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Der Tag ist hie"
03. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Die Liebe war des Rosenbeetes Gärtner"
04. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Als Kunde scholl: die Rose naht!"
05. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Die Tulpe schwieg"
06. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Zum Epheu flüsterte Cypress"
07. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Die Nachtigall, sie gellt in tausend Nächten"
08. HUBER, RUPERT  - B: "Der Himmel kann der Rose Bild nicht fassen"
09. HUBER, RUPERT  - C: I
10. HUBER, RUPERT  - C: II
11. HUBER, RUPERT  - C: III
12. HUBER, RUPERT  - D: "Die Ros' ein Bote kommt vom Seelengarten"
13. HUBER, RUPERT  - E
14. HUBER, RUPERT  - Mein Venedig (2009) Modem for mixed choir, bowl-bells, ocarinas and pipes, based on the poem of the same title by Rose Ausländer
ARTIST
TITLE
Ruh-I-Gulab Mein Venedig
FORMAT
CD

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CATALOG #
NEOS 11606CD NEOS 11606CD
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RELEASE DATE
5/18/2018

rūḥ-i-gulāb (The soul of the rose) is based on two 13th-century Oriental texts: the Rose Poem of Ğalāl-ad-Din Rūmī (translated by Friedrich Rückert) and excerpts from the Poem of the Mantle by Sharaf al-Din al-Būsīrī. A cross-cultural work of art emerges from the composition. Opening up to Oriental and Far Eastern culture is a central concern of the conductor and composer Rupert Huber. This includes turning away from the strict conceptualization of a work -- that is, away from traditionally "fixed" notation -- to encouraging individual performers to assume responsibility and listen closely to and respond to each other. He consistently follows this approach in the Rose Ausländer setting, "Mein Venedig" ("My Venice"). Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks & Madīḥ Ensemble: Doris Huber - bowl, bells; Rupert Huber - conductor.

Rupert Huber was principal conductor of, among others, the WDR Choir and directed the SWR Vokalenemble Stuttgart as well as regularly conducting well-known choirs, orchestras and ensembles. His works are performed at festivals such as Ruhrtriennale, Salzburg Festival, Wien Modern, or Eclat Stuttgart, often in cooperation with ARD broadcasters.