{"id":6921,"date":"2026-03-28T04:38:39","date_gmt":"2026-03-28T04:38:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/musiclifedownload.net\/?p=6921"},"modified":"2026-03-28T04:38:44","modified_gmt":"2026-03-28T04:38:44","slug":"stale-kleiberg-david-and-bathsheba-dsf-dsd256-2011","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/musiclifedownload.net\/?p=6921","title":{"rendered":"St\u00e5le Kleiberg – David and Bathsheba [DSF DSD256] (2011)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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<\/div>Artist:<\/b> St\u00e5le Kleiberg
Album: <\/b>David and Bathsheba
Genre:<\/b> Classical, Opera, Oratorio<\/div>
Year: <\/b>2011
Format:<\/b> DSF DSD256<\/div>
Size : <\/b>6.98 GB<\/div>
Info :<\/b> The Biblical story of David and Bathsheba has a lot of present-day relevance. In this story, individual emotions interact with political actions and their consequences. Fundamental ethical questions are thus being raised, on the macro- as well as the microlevel. And not least, the story illustrates how these two levels may be connected.
From the opening bars, Kleiberg\u2019s music establishes a very particular orchestral and harmonic colour, one effect of which is to \u2019place\u2019 the events beyond our reach. It would be trivial to describe this distancing of the action as a mode of exoticism, but there is nonetheless a whiff of the East about the tone of the work, evocative of the time and a distant place. This is anything but a retreat into some oneiric fantasy world, removed from our contemporary reality.
Rather the remoteness of the setting, together with Kleiberg\u2019s non-naturalistic approach to the drama, gives the work something of the character of myth. This enables it to speak to us as all myths speak to us, of deeper truths.<\/div>
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<\/a><\/div>01. Act I, Introduction Orchestra    03:05
02. Act I, Psalm 8 Chorus    06:21
03. Act I, Scene I, My Lord, your servant Uriah the Hittite Joab, Chorus    01:38
04. Act I, Scene II, Who is this that looks out like the dawn? David 05:11
05. Act I, Scene II, Who is she? Joab, David    02:40
06. Act I, Scene II, Come to me Bathsheba David, Bathsheba    02:06
07. Act I, Scene II, It is the Lord who gave you your authority Chorus    02:29
08. Act I, Scene III, Uriah! Have you not a young wife? Joab, Uriah    01:42
09. Act I, Scene IV, He would not come, my Lord Joab, David    02:42
10. Act I, Scene V, O Husband you are lost to me Bathsheba    06:26
11. Act I, Scene VI, Eat! Drink! Uriah, David    04:41
12. Act I, Scene VI, Down with the poor and honest man! Bathsheba, Uriah, Chorus    04:19
13. Act II, Scene I, You are welcome Nathan Joab, David, Nathan    02:08
14. Act II, Scene I, There are two men in your city Nathan, David    04:40
15. Act II, Scene I, Psalm 51 David, Chorus    07:33
16. Act II, Scene II, You are come to tell me my son is dead Bathsheba, Joab    02:49
17. Act II, Scene II, Why has the fruit of my orchard failed? Bathsheba    04:29
18. Act II, Scene III, Where are the robes you have torn? Bathsheba, David    06:28
19. Act II, Scene III, The breath in our nostrils Chorus    03:48<\/span>
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