Vom Pflaumenbaum und der Keuschheit

Immerse yourself in the unique fusion of jazz and spoken word with "Vom Pflaumenbaum und der Keuschheit," a captivating collaboration between Wolfgang Lackerschmid and Hans Dieter Lehmann. Released on November 1, 1998, via bhakti-records, this album is a testament to the creative prowess of these two artists, blending the sultry vibraphone melodies of Lackerschmid with the evocative recitations of Lehmann.

The album features a series of 23 tracks, each titled "Part 1 - Vom Pflaumenbaum und der Keuschheit" through "Part 23 - Vom Pflaumenbaum und der Keuschheit," creating a seamless and immersive listening experience that spans over an hour and ten minutes. The duo delves into the erotic poetry of Bertolt Brecht, bringing his words to life with a jazz-infused backdrop that is both sensual and intellectually stimulating.

Wolfgang Lackerschmid, renowned for his mastery of the vibraphone and percussion, provides a rich and textured sonic landscape that complements Lehmann's expressive narration. The result is a harmonious blend of music and literature that engages the senses and the mind. Whether you're a jazz enthusiast or a lover of spoken word, "Vom Pflaumenbaum und der Keuschheit" offers a fresh and intriguing perspective on the intersection of these two art forms.