eisler, brecht & finzi: marie, weine nicht - hanns eisler
Eisler, Brecht & Finzi: Marie, weine nicht
Hanns Eisler
2021
25 tracks
43 min
Album Description
Dive into the rich tapestry of Hanns Eisler's "Eisler, Brecht & Finzi: Marie, weine nicht," a captivating collection of works that blend the genius of Eisler with the poetic prowess of Bertolt Brecht and the musical artistry of Graciane Finzi. Released on November 26, 2021, this album is a testament to the enduring power of collaboration and the timeless appeal of classical composition.
Spanning 43 minutes, the album features a diverse array of tracks, each offering a unique perspective on the human condition. From the haunting melodies of "Palmström" to the poignant reflections in "Vier Wiegenlieder für Arbeitermütter," every piece is a masterclass in storytelling through music. The inclusion of works like "Die Zuchthause Kantate" and "Die Ballade von der Paragraphen 218" adds layers of depth, exploring themes of social justice and personal struggle.
The album is a journey through Eisler's musical evolution, showcasing his ability to weave complex narratives with simple, yet profound, musical motifs. Whether you're a seasoned classical enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Eisler, Brecht & Finzi: Marie, weine nicht" promises an enriching experience. The collaboration with Finzi brings a fresh perspective, making this album a standout in Eisler's discography.
Recorded under the Initiale label, this album is a celebration of artistic synergy, where words and music come together to create a harmonious whole. Each track is a testament to the enduring relevance of Eisler's compositions, making this album a valuable addition to any music collection.
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Tracks
Palmström: I. Venus PalmströmHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Fiona Monbet, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin
Palmström: II. NotturnoHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Fiona Monbet, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Gautier Broutin, Clément Batrel-Génin
Palmström: III. "L'Art pour l'art"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Fiona Monbet, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka
Palmström: IV. Galgenbruders FrühlingsliedHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Fiona Monbet, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin
Palmström: V. Couplet von der TapetenblumeHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Fiona Monbet, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin
Über der SelbstmordHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Anrede an den Kran 'Karl'Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Clément Darlu, Antoine Cambruzzi
Vier Wiegenlieder für Arbeitermütter: I. "Als ich dich in meinem Leib strug"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Vier Wiegenlieder für Arbeitermütter: II. "Als ich dich gebar"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Vier Wiegenlieder für Arbeitermütter: III. "Ich hab dich aufgetragen"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Vier Wiegenlieder für Arbeitermütter: IV. "Mein Sohn, was immer auch aus dir werde"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
SpruchHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Die Zuchthause Kantate: I. "Angelo Landon"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Joséphine Besançon, Gautier Broutin, Clément Batrel-Génin, Antoine Cambruzzi
Die Zuchthause Kantate: II. "Lange Zeit, hörte man auf den Meetings"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Joséphine Besançon, Gautier Broutin, Clément Batrel-Génin, Antoine Cambruzzi
Die Zuchthause Kantate: III. "Every mail day"Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Joséphine Besançon, Gautier Broutin, Clément Batrel-Génin, Antoine Cambruzzi
Lied einer deutschen MutterHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Romain Louveau
Die Ballade von der Paragraphen 218Hanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Ballade von der Judenhure Marie SandersHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Clément Darlu, Antoine Cambruzzi
Histoires de Monsieur Keuner: I. Das WiedersehenGraciane Finzi, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Histoires de Monsieur Keuner: II. Eine aristokratische HaltungGraciane Finzi, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Histoires de Monsieur Keuner: III. Mühsal der BestenGraciane Finzi, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Histoires de Monsieur Keuner: IV. Erträgliche AffrontGraciane Finzi, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Histoires de Monsieur Keuner: V. MissverstandenGraciane Finzi, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Romain Louveau
Mutter BeimleinHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Joséphine Besançon
Deutsches LiedHanns Eisler, Marie Soubestre, Maxime Giraud, Joséphine Besançon, Rozarta Luka, Gautier Broutin, Clément Batrel-Génin, Antoine Cambruzzi
Hanns Eisler, born in Leipzig in 1898, was a prolific German-Austrian composer whose life and work spanned continents and ideologies. Known for his unwavering commitment to his Communist beliefs, Eisler's music reflects his political convictions and his deep artistic collaboration with playwright Bertolt Brecht. His most enduring legacy is the national anthem of East Germany, a powerful testament to his ability to capture the spirit of a nation. Eisler's musical journey began under the tutelage of Arnold Schoenberg, from whom he absorbed the principles of serialism. His compositions range from expressionist works that blend humor with angst to more structured pieces that pay homage to traditional forms. Beyond his political anthems and film scores, Eisler's catalog includes a variety of chamber and vocal works, showcasing his versatility and depth as a composer. His influence endures, with the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin named in his honor, celebrating his enduring impact on music education and the broader musical landscape.
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