Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder CD: Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war!

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Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder: Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war!

3-CD DigiPac (8 pages) with 108-page booklet, 70 tracks. Playing time approx. 3 hours 31 minutes.

Second part (1919 - 1928) of the four-part CD series on the history of German workers' and freedom songs.

Völker hears the fanfare! Forward and not forgotten' is the motto of the 'Solidarity Song' with which Bertolt Brecht took up and continued the tradition of the old workers' song eighty years ago. The song became a hit. Millions made it their anthem: 'Forward, never forget: solidarity! But the times were not after that. A little later the Nazis came to power and made sure that the workers' movement was crushed and their songs could no longer be sung. After 1945, Germany West and Germany East went their separate ways, before the two federated states were reunited by a peaceful revolution. The German workers' song fell by the wayside. Class consciousness is out. And with it the left-wing songs that sang of it, that blew the march of the reactionary spirit and called for the final battle.

Forward and not forgotten A look back at the history of the German workers' song makes it clear what has been consigned to oblivion - the 'Heckerlied' and the International, the Socialist March and the 'Rote Wedding', the 'Büxenstein-Lied' and the 'Der kleine Trompeter', all the once popular hymns, all the youthful wandering and travelling songs with which the shawm bands marched through the streets and with which comrades sang courage and confidence.

With this collection, the Berlin music historian Jürgen Schebera unfolds an important piece of German cultural history with more than 280 sound documents on 12 CDs. The musical testimonies also reflect the contradictory history of the labour movement in all its phases: Songs of the struggle for political rights, for the liberation from need, misery and exploitation, songs against fascism and war, and finally the songs of the new beginning as it developed in the two German states after 1945.

The most important newer interpreters of the genre can also be heard: from the legendary Ernst Busch to Hannes Wader, Dieter Süverkrüp and Franz Josef Degenhardt. In the booklets you will find the lyrics of all songs.

The Berlin music historian Dr. Jürgen Schebera has been working with this material for decades. He wrote biographies of Hanns Eisler and Kurt Weill, appeared in various television documentaries, and published numerous essays on the subject. Now, in cooperation with the record collectors Klaus-Jürgen Hohn (Nuremberg), Bernd Meyer-Rähnitz (Dresden) and Frank Oehme (Munich), he has put together the present collection of songs, at the same time, he comments on this history of the German workers' song.

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Album titlle: Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war!
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode CP
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127169181
weight in Kg 0.27

Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder - Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war! CD 1
01	Auf, auf zum Kampf	Wader, Hannes
02	Büxenstein-Lied	Chor und Musikkorps des Wachre
03	Leunalied	Chor des Republikensembles der
04	Freiheit oder Tod (Brüder, seht die rote Fahn	Rundfunkchor Leipzig, Leitung:
05	Takt, Takt! Auf Takt habt acht!	Chor ehemaliger Hamburger Falk
06	Bandiera Rossa	Busch, Ernst mit Studentenchor
07	Die rote Garde	Chor des Staatlichen Rundfunkk
08	Der kleine Trompeter	Wader, Hannes
09	Auf, Proletarier	Mitglieder des Erich-Weinert-E
10	O Brüder, wir haben beschlossen (Kampflied de	Chor des Erich-Weinert-Ensembl
11	Dolchstoss-Legende	Busch, Ernst mit Instrumentalg
12	Bericht über die Ausrufung der Deutschen Repu	Scheidemann, Philipp
13	Trotz alledem!	Piscator, Erwin (Sprecher)
14	Büxenstein	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be
15	Es zog ein Rotgardist hinaus	Schalmeien-Kapelle des R.F.B.
16	Wir sind die erste Reihe	Schalmeien-Kapelle 1. Abt. R.F
17	Arbeiterlied	Manowarda, Josef (Bariton), Kl
18	Bandiera Rossa	Arbeiter-Mandolinen-Orchester
19	Reichsbannermarsch	Ganther, Luitpold mit der Reic
20	Der kleine Trompeter	Schalmeien-Kapelle R. F.B. Ort
21	Kampflied des jüdischen Proletariats	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be
22	Prolete ist Ruhm, Kameraden	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be

Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder - Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war! CD 2
01	Arbeitsmänner	Blas-Orchester Karl Woitschach
02	Wer Schafft Das Gold zu Tage (Die Arbeitsmänn	Fanfaren-Kapelle der 14. Abtei
03	Schliesst die Reihen (Sozialistenmarsch)	Arbeiter-Mandolinen-Orchester
04	Festmarsch (Über das Arbeiter-Radfahrer-Bunde	Grosses Blas-Orchester Karl Wo
05	Auf, Auf, zum Kampf!	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be
06	Büxenstein-Lied	Tambourkorps des R.F.B. Halle-
07	Freiheit oder Tod	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be
08	Budjonny-Marsch	Blaskapelle des R.F.B. Berlin,
09	Roter Gardemarsch der Mailänder Arbeiter 1920	Blaskapelle des R.F.B. Berlin,
10	Reichsbannermarsch	Blas-Orchester Karl Woitschach
11	Freiheitsruf (Hallescher Arbeiter-Marsch)	Pfeifer- und Tambourkorps des
12	Auf, Proletarier!	Blas-Orchester Karl Woitschach
13	Russischer Budjonny-Marsch	Blaskapelle des R.F.B. Berlin,
14	Der Sozialismus kommt	Grosses Blas-Orchester Karl Wo
15	Der kleine Trompeter	Blas-Orchester Karl Woitschach
16	Ein Hoch den Martin-Trompetern	Arbeiter-Schalmei-Orchester Be
17	Das Lied von der Roten Armee	Schalmei-Kapelle des R.F.B. Be
18	Vorwärts	Schalmeien-Kapelle 1. Abteilun
19	Bolschewisten-Marsch	Tambourkorps des R.F.B. Halle-
20	Pfeifer-Marsch	Pfeifer- und Tambourkorps des
21	Strasse frei	Schalmeien-Kapelle (R.F.B. Ort
22	Marsch der 3. Kameradschaft	Schalmei-Kapelle des R.F.B. Be
23	Berlin bleibt rot	Schalmeien-Kapelle (R.F.B. Ort
24	Marseillaise	Tambourkorps des R.F.B. Halle-
25	Die Internationale	Blas-Orchester Karl Woitschach
26	Fantasie über sozialistische Lieder	Palla, Pierre, Amsterdam, an d

Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder - Vol.2, 1919 - 1928 (3-CD) Dass nichts bleibt, wie es war! CD 3
01	Fichte-Marsch	Rundfunkchor und Rundfunkblaso
02	Vorspruch (Chor-Referat)	Thate, Hilmar (Sprecher), Ekke
03	Kurze Anfrage (Lied der Arbeitslosen)	Berliner Singakademie, Leitung
04	Auf den Strassen zu Singen	Berliner Singakademie, Leitung
05	Legende vom toten Soldaten	Niederrheinische Chorgemeinsch
06	Zu Potsdam unter den Eichen	Niederrheinische Chorgemeinsch
07	Festgesang	Männerchor Leipzig-West, Leitu
08	Wir sind jung (Kinderfreundelied)	Arbeiter-Chor (Irmler-Männerc"
09	Tord Foleson	Berliner Schubert-Chor, Leitun
10	Wahlspruch der Menschheit	Sängerschaft des Sängerkartell
11	Herrlicher Baikal (Lied sibirischer Flüchtlin	Junge Chor, Der, Berlin, Leitu
12	Trauermarsch (Unsterbliche Opfer)	Chorguppe Solingen, Leitung: H
13	Glockenchor	Arbeiter-Gesang-Verein 'Frohsi
14	Aufruf	Männerchor Leipzig-West, Leitu
15	Die Erde bebt	Männerchor Leipzig-West, Leitu
16	Ich bin das Schwert	Chorgruppe Solingen, Leitung:
17	Gesang der Bergleute	Karl-Zander-Gesangsvereinigung
18	Die Arbeit	Chorgruppe Solingen, Leitung:
19	Morgenrot	Massenchor im Stadion, Leitung
20	Auftakt	Männerchor Fichte-Georginia, L
21	Wir bauen eine neue Welt	13er-Quartett des 'Vorwärts' H
22	Lied der Arbeit	13er-Quartett des 'Vorwärts' H

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"Various - 150 Jahre Arbeiter- und Freiheitslieder"

150 years of workers' songs and freedom songs
CD Album Series by Bear Family
With this CD album series 150 Years of Workers' Songs and Freedom Songs, the Berlin music historian Jürgen Schebera unfolds an important piece of German cultural history with more than 280 audio documents on 12 CDs.

The musical testimonies also reflect the contradictory history of the workers' movement in all its phases.
Songs of the struggle for political rights, for liberation from poverty, misery and exploitation, songs against fascism and war. And finally the songs of the new beginning, as it developed in the two German states after 1945.

Völker hears the fanfare!
Forward and not forgotten, it says in the'Solidarity Song', with which Bertolt Brecht took up and continued the tradition of the old workers' song almost ninety years ago. The song became a hit. Millions made it their anthem:'Forward, never forgotten: solidarity!' But the times were not after that. A little later the Nazis came to power and ensured that the workers' movement was crushed and their songs could no longer be sung.

Germany West and Germany East
After 1945, Germany West and Germany East went their separate ways. Before the two states became one again through a peaceful revolution. The German workers' songs fell by the wayside. Class consciousness is out. And with him the left songs that sang of him, that blew the march of the reactionary spirit and called to the last battle.

Historical audio documents
In addition to historical audio documents on this CD album series with 150 years of workers' songs and freedom songs, the most important newer interpreters of the genre can also be heard: from the legendary Ernst Busch to Hannes Wader, Dieter Süverkrüp and Franz Josef Degenhardt. In the booklets you can find the lyrics of all songs.

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