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01. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - An Anna Blume
02. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Das Lied vom Abbau
03. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Eine unterdruckte Klasse
04. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Arbeit und Kapital
05. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Decret No. 2: An die Armee der Kunstler
06. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Brief eines Dienstmadchens mit Namen Amalie
07. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Was ist Aufruhr?
08. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Haben Sie Kummer
09. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Auch die kleinste Tat
10. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Fantasie von Ubermorgen
11. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Ansprache einer Bardame
12. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Wir sind entlassen
13. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Ballade von den Osseger Witwen
14. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Der Gottseibeiuns
15. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Keiner oder alle
16. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Die Herren der Welt
17. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Lebensmudigkeit
18. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: I
19. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: II
20. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: III
21. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: IV
22. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: V
23. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: VI
24. Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson, Johan Bossers - Battle Piece: VII
ARTIST
TITLE
Lieder - Battle Piece
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEOS 10719CD NEOS 10719CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
7/2/2013

Gunnar Brandt-Sigurdsson (tenor/vocalist); Johan Bossers (piano). "The turn of the year from 1929 to 1930 marked a break in the life of Stefan Wolpe: after long years and many attempts to find his place within the cultural life of the avant-garde in the Weimar Republic, he then made his definitive turn to working as a political composer and worked intensely in the areas of workers' music and agitprop. Without ever abandoning his concepts of the aesthetics of music, which tended toward free atonality, the threat of National Socialist despotism made it necessary for the Jewish avant-garde musician to respond to this threat to human freedom with his music as well. So by the end of the Second World War, he had produced various lieder and instrumental works that reflect the specific circumstances of the composer's life and hence document his development as an artist. This crucial phase of Stefan Wolpe's musical creativity, his transformation from avant-garde musician in Berlin to a pioneering mentor for New Music in America, is revealed in the works selected for the present CD."