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    Hanns Eisler - Lieder und Kantaten im Exil

    Posted By: siouxsie55
    Hanns Eisler - Lieder und  Kantaten im Exil

    Hanns Eisler - Chorlieder, Kinderlieder, Volkslieder
    EAC | FLAC+CUE+LOG | SCANS | 2 CD | 498 MB | Filesonic
    XX Century Classical | Released: 1996 | Label: Berlin Classics

    One of the most original and prolific composers of the twentieth century, Eisler proved that expressing humanistic and political concerns does not necessarily lead to musical banalities, but can achieve his stated aesthetic ideal of "freshness, intelligence, strength and elegance" (as opposed to "bombast, sentimentality and mysticism").
    On these 2 CD's "Lieder und Kantaten" written in exile from Germany.


    Eisler's family could not afford a piano, so he learned music from books and scores, an activity he continued through his teen years (1908 - 1915) at the Staatsgymnasium. In World War I, he served in a Hungarian regiment (1916 - 1918), composed an oratorio Gegen den Krieg (Against War, a title revived later for his cantata with words by Brecht), and afterwards became a student at the New Vienna Conservatory and a proofreader for Universal Edition.

    Both Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern gave Eisler free private lessons in composition (1919 - 1923), influencing Eisler's highly chromatic and harmonically dense yet witty and graceful early style (notably in the Piano Sonata, Op. 1). Eisler moved to Berlin to teach in 1925, and thinned his harmonic style and added jazz-inspired rhythms. The next year, Eisler joined the German Communist Party, wrote articles for the periodical Rote Fahne (Red Flag), and composed choral works (eg., "Der neue Stern"/The New Star) and popular marching songs ("Solidaritätslied"/Solidarity Song, "Einheitsfrontlied"/The United Front Song, and other classics).

    In 1930 he began his lifelong collaboration with writer Berthold Brecht, immediately producing Die Massnahme and one of the first important works of socialist realism, the moving cantata Die Mutter (The Mother, 1932). This work contains neo-Classical elements, energetic choruses ("Der zerrissene Rock"/The Torn Coat, about factory bosses who deride workers' needs, and the "Grabrede"/Funeral Oration, a melodically powerful Stravinskian harmonization of Gregorian chant), and touching arias (the extraordinarily beautiful quasi-twelve-tone song "Lob der dritten Sache"/In Praise of Lower Class Causes). The final chorus contains the image of the Mother carrying the red banner, untiringly.

    After 1933, Eisler's works were banned by the Nazis. Forced into exile for 15 years, he traveled throughout Europe and to the U.S. and Mexico, teaching and composing for films (such as the beautiful Fourteen Ways of Describing the Rain, 1941, based on an anagram of the name Schoenberg). Eisler began his largest work in 1935, the Deutsche Sinfonie, Op. 50 (1935 - 1957), a soul-moving, dramatic, "anti-fascist cantata" in Eisler's tonal-serialist style. The text is by Brecht with portions from the novel Bread and Wine (1936) by the "renegade" author Ignazio Silone, who opposed Stalin's "show trials."

    In 1947, Eisler and Brecht were brought before the infamous House Committee on Un-American Activities and questioned about works like "Lob des Kommunismus" (In Praise of Communism) from Die Mutter which states that communism is against filth and criminality. Eisler left the States and eventually settled in the DDR, composing their national anthem, and writing "applied music" for the theater (17 plays), cinema, cabaret (36 chansons, and the splendid "Neue deutsche Volkslieder"/ New German Folksongs), television, public events, and so on.



    Zwei Elegien

    1. 1 Play In die Städte kam ich
    2. 2 Play Ihr, die Ihr auftauchen werdet

    1. 3 Play Der Pflaumenbaum (Im Hofe steht ein Pflaumenbaum)

    Über die Dauer des Exils

    1. 4 Play Schlage keinen Nagel in die Wand
    2. 5 Play Sieh den Nagel in der Wand

    1. 6 Play Zufluchtstätte (Ein Ruder liegt auf dem Dach)
    2. 7 Play Elegie (Wirklich, ich lebe in finsteren Zeiten)
    3. 8 Play Spruch (In den finsteren Zeiten)
    4. 9 Play Shakespeares Sonett Nr. 66 (Tired with all these)
    5. 10 Play Der Zweck der Musik (Lateinischer Spruch: Cur adhibes tristi)
    6. 11 Play An den Schlaf (Schlaf, süßer Schlaf)
    7. 12 Play Spanisches Liedchen (Mein Bruder war ein Flieger)
    8. 13 Play Lied einer deutschen Mutter (Mein Sohn, ich hab' dir die Stiefel)
    9. 14 Play Der Räuber und sein Knecht (Im Hessischen waren zwei Räuber)
    10. 15 Play Man lebt von einem Tag zu dem anderen

    Die römische Kantate

    1. 16 Play Das große Rom
    2. 17 Play Der Gestank
    3. 18 Play Woher kommt er?
    4. 19 Play Die Angst

    1. 20 Play Die Gott-sei-bei-uns-Kantate (Herr Bäcker, Herr Bäcker, das Brot ist verbacken)
    2. 21 Play Kantate im Exil Nr. 2 "Nein" (In unserem Land bringt ein Mensch)
    3. 22 Play Die den Mund auf hatten
    4. 23 Play Bettellied (Singt noch einmal ein Lied)

    Die Weißbrotkantate

    1. 24 Play Bei der Betrachtung eines kirchlichen Gemäldes
    2. 25 Play Die wahre Geschichte von San Berardo
    3. 26 Play Abschließende Bemerkung

    1. 27 Play Kriegskantate (Das Land ist nicht mehr das alte Land)
    2. 28 Play Die Zuchthauskantate (Angelo Landon wurde mit einundzwanzig Jahren)

    Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen (Ermordet in Berlin 1943)

    1. 29 Play Die Nachricht
    2. 30 Play Die Verhaftung
    3. 31 Play Die Ermordung
    4. 32 Play Der Nachruhm

    1. 33 Sonett über Goethes Gedicht "Der Gott und die Bajadere"
    2. 34 Sonett über Schilles Gedicht "Die Bürgschaft"



    Der Sohn

    1. 1 Play Wenn sie nachts lag
    2. 2 Play Mein junger Sohn fragt mich

    1. 3 Play An den kleinen Radioapparat
    2. 4 Play In den Weiden
    3. 5 Play Frühling (Fischreiche Wasser)
    4. 6 Play Speisekammer 1942 (Oh, schattige Kühle)
    5. 7 Play Auf der Flucht (Da ich die Bücher)
    6. 8 Play Über den Selbstmord (In diesem Lande und dieser Zeit)
    7. 9 Play Die Flucht (Auf der Flucht vor meinen Landsleuten)
    8. 10 Play Gedenktafel für 4000 Soldaten, die im Krieg gegen Norwegen versenkt wurden
    9. 11 Play Epitaph auf einen in der Flandernschlacht Gefallenen
    10. 12 Play Spruch (Das ist nun alles)
    11. 13 Play Ostersonntag (Heute, Ostersonntag früh)
    12. 14 Play Der Kirschdieb (An einem frühen Morgen)
    13. 15 Play Hotelzimmer 1952 (An der weißgetünchten Wand)
    14. 16 Play Die Maske des Bösen

    Zwei Lieder nach Worten von Blaise Pascal

    1. 17 Play Despite these miseries
    2. 18 Play The only thing

    1. 19 Play Winterspruch (Der Schnee beginnt zu treiben)

    Fünf Elegien

    1. 20 Play Unter den Grünen Pfefferbäumen)
    2. 21 Play Die Stadt ist nach den Engeln genannt
    3. 22 Play Jeden Morgen, mein Brot zu verdienen
    4. 23 Play Diese Stadt hat mich belehrt
    5. 24 Play In den Hügeln wird Gold gefunden

    1. 25 Play Nightmare (The ratman accused me)
    2. 26 Play Hollywood-Elegie Nr. 7 (I saw many friends)
    3. 27 Play Die letzte Elegie (Über die vier Städte kreisen die Jagdflieger)
    4. 28 Play Der Schatzgräber (Arm am Beutel, krank am Herzen)
    5. 29 Play Panzerschlacht (Du Färbers Sohn vom Lech)
    6. 30 Play L'automne californien (Die Leiter blieb noch unterm Feigenbaum stehen)

    Anakreontische Fragmente

    1. 31 Play Geselligkeit betreffend
    2. 32 Play Dir auch wurde Sehnsucht nach der Heimat tödlich
    3. 33 Die Unwürde des Alterns
    4. 34 Später Triumph
    5. 35 In der Frühe

    1. 36 Erinnerung an Eichendorff und Schumann

    Hölderlin-Fragmente

    1. 37 An die Hoffnung
    2. 38 Andenken
    3. 39 Elegie 1943
    4. 40 Die Heimat
    5. 41 An eine Stadt
    6. 42 Erinnerung

    1. 43 Der Mensch (Der Mensch, vom Weibe geboren)
    2. 44 Vom Sprengen des Gartens
    3. 45 Die Heimkehr (Die Vaterstadt, wie find' ich sie doch?)
    4. 46 Rimbaud-Gedicht (A quatre heures du matin)
    5. 47 In Sturmesnacht. Lied vom Juli 1942
    6. 48 Das deutsche Miserere (Eines Tages befahl'n uns uns're Obern)
    7. 49 Es geht eine dunkle Wolk herein



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