The whole of the songs of the Prague composer Erwin Schulhoff, who had been persecuted by the National Socialists for the years 1910-1937, now appears as a first publication in three volumes. His very different phases of life and work are also documented: If volumes I and II stand for the emancipation of a Wagner Debussy succession, in addition to the well-known atonal
five chants of 1919, jazzy naughty hits and political masses, Its turn to communism after 1933.
Preface - Two Songs from the Still Life by Johannes Theodor Kuhlemann for soprano and piano WV 143 (presumably 1911) · 1. The apple · 2. The vase (fragment) (presumably 1911) - Six songs after poems from "Die Garbe" By Hans Steiger for high or medium voice and piano WV 19a (1912) · 1. Do you know (1st setting) · 2nd deep blue sparkling summer night (1st setting) · 3rd sunshine (1st setting) · 4th sunshine (2nd setting) · 5. Close your eyes (1st setting) · 6. Waldsonnenschein - Four songs after poems from "The Garbe" by Hans Steiger for soprano and piano [piano version of the orchestral parts] op. 2 WV 19 (1912 ) · 1. A silver-white flower · 2. I know you see it · 3. You miraculous, small hand!
| Artist |
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| Composer |
Erwin Schulhoff |
| Publisher |
Schott Music |
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| Pages |
102(07) |
| Language |
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| Instrument |
Classical Vocal |
| Category |
Vocal |
| SubCategory1 |
Repertoire |
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| Medium |
Softcover |
| ISBN13 |
9790001162449 |
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| Dimensions |
305x229 |
