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!

Publisher

Schott Music

Composer

Erwin Schulhoff

Binding

Softcover

Pages

102

ISBN

9790001162449

Stock code

ED22648

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