Lied can Fly

Sabine Bergk
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One of the first Podcasts for contemporary Art Song world wide.

  1. 2 FEB

    The Little That Was Once A Man - Nathan Williamson & James Gilchrist

    The poet Bryan Heiser suffered with polio from a young age, never descending into self-pity in his writing. In collaboration with James Gilchrist, composer and pianist Nathan Williamson has created a stunning collection of Heiser settings, bursting with physicality, intimacy and irony.

    50 min
  2. An die Musik - Tom Lane

    01/12/2025

    An die Musik - Tom Lane

    Rainer Maria Rilke is celebrating his 150th Birthday on the 4th of December and, without thinking about Birthday parties, I recorded an interview with the German-British composer Tom Lane. Enjoy listening to this amazing poem about music itself, set into music.

    37 min

  3. 06/10/2025

    Blessed be III - Michael Finnissy & Lotte Betts-Dean

    Working together can become a blessing for a composer as well as a singer. If creating is a form of being, it becomes a present to ourselves. Sabine Bergk talks with Michael Finnissy and Lotte Betts-Dean about the creative process, of truly becoming the composition and about the blessing of existing together through music.

    47 min
  4. Lingering Music - Thomas Pitfield

    01/09/2025

    Lingering Music - Thomas Pitfield

    Discovering British Art Song is like taking turns and twists in undulating landscapes. Sabine Bergk talks with James Gilchrist and Nathan Williamson about the variety of the songs of Thomas Pitfield, an exceptional composer, poet, painter and peace activist (1903-1999). In Pitfield's songs, the beauty of the moment shines through delicate lines of shadows and light. In many songs, the poem and the composition originate from the same feather - Pitfield worked as his own singer songwriter, ahead of the times.

    48 min
  5. Blessed Be I - Michael Finnissy

    02/06/2025

    Blessed Be I - Michael Finnissy

    It remains a mystery how music appears and comes alive. In his song cycle "Blessed be", Michael Finnissy explores sensitively twisting and turning lines, shifting between Music's ancient roots and the 'moment of Now'. Magic seems to arise everywhere, if we open up our senses. The performers in ‘Blessed be 1’ are Lotte Betts-Dean, Valerie Wellbanks ('cello) and Olga Stezhko (piano).

    46 min
  6. Happy Birthday - 2 Years of "LIed can Fly"

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    Happy Birthday - 2 Years of "LIed can Fly"

    We celebrate the 2nd Birthday of "Lied can Fly" / "Lieder können fliegen"! More than 50 episodes were produced and we totally reached more than 44.000 downloads and streams. To support the podcast, you can become a premium member at the steady community: https://steadyhq.com/de/lieder-konnen-fliegen/about The Birthday Premium Edition with selected songs of two years of "Lied can Fly" / "Lieder können fliegen" will be available exclusively for premium members. Join this special community and become a member now.

    1 min
  7. Lamento Turco - Sarah Aristidou

    31/03/2025

    Lamento Turco - Sarah Aristidou

    Music can be part of the most challenging moments in our lives. Light and darkness, birth and death - with her CD "Enigma", Sarah Aristidou created a panorama of sounds and musical landscapes of our soul. Sabine Bergk talks with Sarah Aristidou about the "Lamento Turco" by Andreas Tsiartas.

    36 min

  8. 17/02/2025

    The letters of Nastasya Filippovna - Sidney Corbett

    Complexity culminates into tragedy in Dostoevsky's masterpiece "The Idiot" - and it might be nearly impossible to set it into music. With the "The letters of Nastasya Filippovna", Sidney Corbett reduced the drama to a maximum of intensity and obsession. If love might never be possible - beauty always is.

    29 min
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One of the first Podcasts for contemporary Art Song world wide.

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  • Creator
    Sabine Bergk
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Sabine Bergk
  • Show Website
    Lied can Fly