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1. Ronsholdts song cycle Me Quitte focuses on love, which is not always a liberating good- it is frequently the source of human degradation and misery. Faroese singer Anna Katrin Egilstrod and the Danish ensemble Scenatet bring this cycle to life in this world premiere recording.

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2. RØNSHOLDT, N.: Me Quitte (Egilstrøð, Scenatet) by Niels Rønsholdt. Listen to classical music CDs online.

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3. ‘Me Quitte’ () by Niels Rønsholdt, performances in Brazil. Originally envisaged as an intimate chamber-setup, this piece has already been restaged in as a larger symphonic performance in collaboration with The Danish National Chamber Orchestra, then again in at SESC São Paulo and Festival Música Estranha.

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4. Niels Rønsholdt’s surreal song cycle Me Quitte () sees an iconic Parisienne love song reflected in a cabinet of magic mirrors where good is turned into evil, love is destructive and beauty is repulsive.

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5. Rønsholdt: Me quitte Show recording details. DK Rønsholdt: Me quitte. Label Catalogue Number: UPC Code: Release Date: August Originally recorded in Composer Niels Rønsholdt. Chamber Chamber Scenatet. Genre: Classical Vocal & Song. Print. Download Stream Notes Reviews Media. Select your.

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6. In Me Quitte this is parafrased and interpreted directly: Jacques Brel’s chanson Ne Me Quitte Pas (don’t leave me) resounds like a mirrored, distorted echo through all 10 songs. A commission by SCENATET.

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7. Nov 24,  · ‘Me Quitte’ () by Niels Rønsholdt Originally envisaged as an intimate chamber-setup, this piece has already been restaged once in as a larger symphonic performance in collaboration with The Danish National Chamber Orchestra.

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8. Me Quitte Love is not always a liberating good – it is just as often the root of human misery and degradation. Niels Rønsholdt ’s surreal song cycle Me Quitte () sees an iconic Parisienne love song reflected in a cabinet of magic mirrors where good is turned into evil, love is destructive and beauty is repulsive.

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