Various Composers - Nocturno. Works for Soprano and Piano (Simona Šaturová; Marek Kozák)

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1. Richard Strauss - Acht Lieder op. 10: Die Nacht (Nr. 3)
2. Richard Strauss - Fünf kleine Lieder op. 69: Der Stern (Nr. 1)
3. Claude Debussy - Nuit d’etoiles (L. 2)
4. Claude Debussy - Beau soir (L. 84)
5. Claude Debussy - Fetes galantes I: 1. Clair de lune (L 32)
6. Frédéric Chopin - Nocturno Des Dur (op. 27 Nr. 2)
7. Antonín Dvořák - V národním tónu op. 73: Dobrú noc (B146)
8. Antonín Dvořák - Písně milostné op. 83: Nad krajem vévodí lehky spánek (B 160)
9. Alexander Zemlinsky - Walzergesänge op. 6: Klagen ist der Mond gekommen (Nr. 2)
10. Alexander Zemlinsky - Walzergesänge op. 6: Fensterlein, nachts bist du zu (Nr. 3)
11. Robert Schumann - Liederkreis Op. 39: Mondnacht (Nr. 5)
12. Robert Schumann - Fantasiestücke op. 12: In der Nacht (Nr. 5)
13. Franz Schubert - An die Nachtigall D 497
14. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Abendempfindung KV 523
15. Karel Szymanowski - Trzy kolysanki op. 48
16. Borislav Martinu - Dve písne na slova negerské poesie: Ukolébavka (H.232 bis)
17. Samuel Barber - 4 Songs Op. 13: Sure on this shining night (No. 3)
18. Richard Strauss - Morgen op. 27, Nr. 4

Simona Saturova, soprano

Marek Kozák, piano

Date: 2026

Label: ARS Produktion

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Simona Šaturová, born in Bratislava and internationally acclaimed for her opera and oratorio performances, explores the evocative themes of evening and night in her CD Nocturno. The program captures a spectrum of moods—dream, longing, and silence—through works spanning from Mozart and Schubert to Schumann, late Romanticism, and early modernism. Framed by two songs of Richard Strauss, Die Nacht and Morgen, the recording balances introspection and hope. Instrumental reflections are offered through piano works by Frédéric Chopin and Robert Schumann, enhancing its nocturnal atmosphere.

Simona Šaturová trained at the Bratislava Conservatory and refined her artistry through masterclasses with leading pedagogues. She has built an extensive international career across opera and concert stages, performing with major orchestras and conductors and appearing at prestigious venues throughout Europe and beyond. Renowned for her interpretations of Mozart, she has taken on leading roles such as Donna Anna, Konstanze, and the Countess, alongside a broad operatic repertoire. A frequent guest at La Monnaie and other major houses, she is equally respected as an oratorio singer. Her acclaimed recordings and awards further highlight her artistic achievements and global recognition.

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