Dive into the rich tapestry of Hanns Eisler's musical legacy with "Eisler: Klingende Dokumente III," a compelling collection released in 1975. This album offers a unique blend of Eisler's compositions and insightful conversations, providing a comprehensive look into the mind of one of the 20th century's most influential composers.
The album spans a variety of genres and styles, showcasing Eisler's versatility and depth. From the poignant "Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen" to the lively tunes from "Schweyk in the 2nd World War," each track tells a story, reflecting Eisler's ability to capture the essence of human experience through music. The conversations with Hans Bunge and radio interviews add a personal touch, offering rare insights into Eisler's thoughts on art, politics, and his contemporaries like Hölderlin and Schönberg.
"Eisler: Klingende Dokumente III" is not just a collection of songs; it's a historical document that encapsulates a significant period in music history. The album features works like "Bankenlied, Op. 48 No. 1" and "Septet No. 1, Op. 92a," demonstrating Eisler's mastery of composition. Whether you're a fan of classical music, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about Eisler's work, this album is a treasure trove of musical and intellectual delights. With a duration of over an hour, it's a journey through Eisler's musical landscape, offering something for everyone.
Bankenlied, Op. 48 No. 1: Wir sind entlassenHanns Eisler
Conversation with Hans Bunge on November 6th, 1961: Über HölderlinHanns Eisler, Hans Bunge
Die Gesichte der Simone Machard: No. 2, Der zweite TraumHanns Eisler, Irmgard Arnold
Die Gesichte der Simone Machard: No. 4: Lied der Simone und MarschHanns Eisler
Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen, Op. 64: I. Die NachrichtHanns Eisler, Siegfried Enders, Ewald Koch, Bodo Rust, Heinz Gable, Alf Porschmann
Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen, Op. 64: II. Die VerhaftungHanns Eisler, Siegfried Enders, Ewald Koch, Bodo Rust, Heinz Gable, Alf Porschmann
Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen, Op. 64: III. Die ErmordungHanns Eisler, Siegfried Enders, Ewald Koch, Bodo Rust, Heinz Gable, Alf Porschmann
Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen, Op. 64: IV. Der NachruhmHanns Eisler, Siegfried Enders, Ewald Koch, Bodo Rust, Heinz Gable, Alf Porschmann
Radio Interview on January 23, 1961: Über SchönbergHanns Eisler
Schweyk in the 2nd World War: Bei der Kanone dortHanns Eisler
Schweyk in the 2nd World War: KälbermarschHanns Eisler
Schweyk in the 2nd World War: Als wir nach Jaromersch zogenHanns Eisler
Schweyk in the 2nd World War: Das Lied vom KelchHanns Eisler
Schweyk in the 2nd World War: Deutsches MiserereHanns Eisler
Conversation with Hans Bunge on July 5th, 1962: Über Wissenschaft und KunstHanns Eisler, Andre Asriel
Septet No. 1, Op. 92aHanns Eisler, Friedrich-Carl Erben, Günter Blumeier, Friedrich Wilhelm Bach, Karl-Heinz Schröter, Peter Fremerey, Hans Himmler, Karl Steinbrecher
Vinylscout