Ute Lemper / Vogler Quartett With Stefan Malzew - Paris Days, Berlin Nights flac album

Album · 2012 · 13 Songs. By Elisabeth Hauptmann, Bertolt Brecht & Kurt Weill - Stefan Malzew, Ute Lemper & Vogler String Quartet. 4. Der Graben (Arr. S. Malzew). By Hanns Eisler & Kurt Tucholsky - Ute Lemper, Vogler String Quartet & Stefan Malzew. 5. Uber den Selbstmord. By Hanns Eisler & Bertolt Brecht - Stefan Malzew, Vogler String Quartet & Ute Lemper. 6. Die Ballade vom Wasserrad. By Bertolt Brecht & Hanns Eisler - Stefan Malzew, Ute Lemper & Vogler String Quartet. 7. La ultima grela (Arr. Malzew)

Only 1 left in stock (more on the way). Chanteuse Ute Lemper and the Vogler Quartet journey through the European songbook of the Weimar years - from Paris to Berlin, to Argentina's nuevo tango and to Eastern Europe. Stefan Malzew's delicate yet powerful arrangements bring an urgency and haunting sensuality to the universe of these stories. German chanteuse Ute Lemper has teamed up with her countrymen the Vogler Quartet and Stefan Malzew for a recital drawn from the European songbook of the Weimar years on the Steinway & Sons label.

Ensemble, Strings – Vogler Quartett. Photography – Allen Lucas, Torsten Leukert, Özgür Albayrak. Piano, Accordion, Clarinet – Stefan Malzew. Producer, Engineer – Marcus Herzog. Viola – Stefan Fehlandt. Violin – Frank Reinecke (2), Tim Vogler.

The German cabaret diva performs with the musicians that accompanied her on her recent album, Paris Days, Berlin Nights. This enticing program spirals outward from Kurt Weill to encompass music by Hanns Eisler, Chava Alberstein, Astor Piazzolla and Jacques Brel to form a kaleidoscope of sultry and spirited sounds. The Voglers contribute to the Weimar vibe, performing selections from Five Pieces for String Quartet by the Erwin Schulhoff. Posted: Tuesday March 27 2012.

Album · 2012 · 13 Songs.

The title Paris Days, Berlin Nights is a little misleading. One might expect French songs about morning-after regrets and German ones about living cynically hedonistically, but this collection goes way beyond that. Malzew made all the arrangements, and they are very well done. They not only provide interesting, textural accompaniment to the voice, the gestures also support the character and theme of the texts. Malzew even sneaks in little details, such as quoting La Marseillaise in L'Accordéoniste or a sustained, high-pitched note (like what is heard when a grenade falls) in Der Graben. Although the album's title might not fit the contents, Lemper and colleagues do make these culturally diverse songs go together. It includes songs about war, abandonment, the indifference of time to human suffering, and gritty street life, with music by Piazzolla and Polish-Jewish composer Chava Alberstein in addition to the expected Kurt Weill, Hanns Eisler, and Jacques Brel. Ute Lemper, Paris Days, Berlin Nights. Used drive : TSSTcorpDVD+-RW TS-H653B Adapter: 2 ID: 0. Read mode : Secure Utilize accurate stream : Yes Defeat audio cache : Yes Make use of C2 pointers : No.

Renée Fleming VOICES: Ute Lemper's Paris Days, Berlin Nights - The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Internationally renowned German cabaret artist Ute Lemper is joined by Stefan Malzew and the Vogler String Quartet for a collection of songs that journey through Europe and Argentina, as well as music inspired by the cultural melting pot of Berlin and Paris in the 1920s.

Home Performers Lemper, Ute Paris Days, Berlin Nights. Paris Days, Berlin Nights. The Vogler Quartet lends these chansons a sound that is by turns delicate and powerful in thoughtful arrangements by Stefan Malzew, who infuses Lemper’s cunning interpretations with complementary flavorings of piano, clarinet and accordion. Extra material for download. Composer: Malzew, Stefan, Maitrier, Louis, Asso, Raymond.