Terezín: The Music 1941–44

~ Release by Alexander Goldscheider (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

1▶CD: Volume 1: Chamber Music
2▼CD: Volume 2: Songs and Opera
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1Brundibár (Children's Opera in Two Acts)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
choir vocals:
Bambini di Praga
orchestra:
Filmový symfonický orchestr (The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra)
conductor:
Mario Klemens
chorus master:
Bohumil Kulínský (conductor and chorus master, born 1959)
recording of:
Brundibár
composer:
Hans Krása (composer) (from 1938 until 1943)
librettist:
Adolf Hoffmeister (from 1938 until 1943)
Hans Krása25:22
2Songs: Abendphantasie (An Evening Phantasy)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
David Bloch
mezzo-soprano vocals:
Emilie Berendsen
recording of:
Drei Lieder nach Gedichten von Friedrich Hölderlin: Nr. 3. Abendphantasie
lyricist:
Friedrich Hölderlin
composer:
Viktor Ullmann (Czech-Austrian composer) (in 1943, in 1944)
part of:
Drei Lieder nach Gedichten von Friedrich Hölderlin
Viktor Ullmann4:54
3Songs: Immer inmitten (Ever in the Midst)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
David Bloch
mezzo-soprano vocals:
Emilie Berendsen
recording of:
Immer inmitten (solo cantata for mezzo-soprano and piano)
lyricist:
H. G. Adler (Hans Günther Adler)
composer:
Viktor Ullmann (Czech-Austrian composer) (in 1943)
Viktor Ullmann2:35
4Songs: Drei Jiddische Lieder (Three Yiddish Songs)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
David Bloch
mezzo-soprano vocals:
Emilie Berendsen
recording of:
Brezulinka (Three Yiddish Songs), op. 53 (for high voice and piano)
writer:
[unknown] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.) and David Einhorn (Russian Jewish poet, 1886–1973)
composer:
Viktor Ullmann (Czech-Austrian composer) (in 1944)
Viktor Ullmann10:55
5Songs: Little Cakewalk
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
David Bloch
mezzo-soprano vocals:
Emilie Berendsen
recording of:
Little Cakewalk
lyricist:
[unknown] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.)
composer:
Viktor Ullmann (Czech-Austrian composer) (in 1943)
Viktor Ullmann1:15
6Four Songs on Chinese Verse: Zaslechl jsem divoké husy (I Heard Wild Geese)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
Jiří Pokorný
bass vocals:
Karel Průša
recording of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse: 1. Zaslechl jsem divoké husy (I Heard Wild Geese)
lyricist:
Wei Jing-wu (8th century poet)
composer:
Pavel Haas (in 1944)
translator:
Bohumil Mathesius (Czech writer)
part of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse
Pavel Haas2:19
7Four Songs on Chinese Verse: V bambusovém háji (In a Bamboo Grove)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
Jiří Pokorný
bass vocals:
Karel Průša
recording of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse: 2. V bambusovém háji (In a Bamboo Grove)
lyricist:
王維 (Wang Wei, 8th century poet)
composer:
Pavel Haas (in 1944)
translator:
Bohumil Mathesius (Czech writer)
part of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse
Pavel Haas2:09
8Four Songs on Chinese Verse: Daleko měsíc je domova (Far Is the Moon of Home)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
Jiří Pokorný
bass vocals:
Karel Průša
recording of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse: 3. Daleko měsíc je domova (Far Is the Moon of Home)
lyricist:
Tchang Tiou-ling (Chinese poet)
composer:
Pavel Haas (in 1944)
translator:
Bohumil Mathesius (Czech writer)
part of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse
Pavel Haas4:44
9Four Songs on Chinese Verse: Probdělá noc (A Sleepless Night)
producer:
Alexander Goldscheider
piano:
Jiří Pokorný
bass vocals:
Karel Průša
recording of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse: 4. Probdělá noc (A Sleepless Night)
lyricist:
Han I (Chinese poet)
composer:
Pavel Haas (in 1944)
translator:
Bohumil Mathesius (Czech writer)
part of:
Four Songs on Chinese Verse
Pavel Haas3:14

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