Dive into the rich musical legacy of Hanns Eisler with "Klingende Dokumente III," a compelling collection released on November 29, 1975, by Eterna. This album spans a duration of 1 hour and 6 minutes, offering a diverse array of compositions that reflect Eisler's profound influence in the world of classical music. Born into a liberal middle-class family, Eisler's musical journey is marked by his unique blend of intellectual depth and artistic innovation.
The album features a mix of vocal and instrumental works, including notable pieces like "Bankenlied, Op. 48 No. 1: Wir sind entlassen," "Kantate auf den Tod eines Genossen, Op. 64," and "Septet No. 1, Op. 92a." Each track showcases Eisler's mastery of composition, ranging from reflective and introspective pieces to more dynamic and energetic performances. The inclusion of conversations and interviews, such as those with Hans Bunge, adds a personal touch, providing insights into Eisler's thoughts on literature, music, and art.
"Klingende Dokumente III" is not just a compilation of songs but a testament to Eisler's enduring legacy. The album includes excerpts from his opera "Schweyk in the 2nd World War," highlighting his ability to blend political commentary with musical brilliance. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album offers a captivating journey through the mind and music of one of the 20th century's most influential composers.
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
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