To our great delight, Carine Tinney returns to the Forum Lied. In 2014, the Scottish soprano appeared on the studio stage for the first time and since then has repeatedly been heard here both as a classical lieder singer and with the particularly intimate form of lute songs. Together with the lutenist Franco Pavan, a program has now been created with songs by English Renaissance composers that tell of the connection between lost feelings in nature. The innermost part of man hides deserted valleys, forests and meadows, gorges, beaches, frozen seas, rivers and lakes, steep mountains and a hermit's cave in the rugged cliffs. Shakespeare's contemporaries describe this melancholy in their songs and in this way create haunting images. Images of an inner England.
