Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder_音乐专辑
Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder
流派: 古典
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2007-01-01
唱片数: 1
出版者: Col Legno
条形码: 9120031340164
专辑简介
Col Legno's Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder, featuring Klangforum Wien and joined by singers Jenny Renate Wicke and Walter Raffeiner, is trying to be so many things. It's a very postmodern concept -- a program combining the music of Vienna atonalists Arnold Schoenberg and Friedrich Cerha with "schlagers" drawn from the repertoire of the Schrammel Brothers, late nineteenth century tavern musicians who enjoy a legendary and historic status in Viennese music. It is true that Viennese composers of all kinds admired the work of the Schrammelbrüder, their casual, gemütlichkeit brand of music-making and odd combination of instruments influenced Schoenberg very strongly. This is illustrated with excerpts taken from Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire and his Serenade Op. 24. Cerha, who is regarded as one of the reigning kings of contemporary Viennese composers, is represented by three very short pieces taken from his Eine Art Chansons.
Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder was recorded in Salzburg and Vienna in 2006. While it was in production, Wicke, who was highly regarded as a singer of contemporary music, cabaret and diseuse fare, passed away at about the age of 42; no other information is provided in the disc to clarify this event and -- not surprisingly -- Wicke's own website is silent on the matter. Therefore, an additional component of this program is that it is presented in Wicke's memory. Wicke's performances drawn from Pierrot Lunaire are quite good and it would have been nice to have a complete Pierrot from her, which apparently exists as the tracks here were taken from a live concert performance, presumably of the whole work. That would have served her memory well, but all we get are a few fugitive pieces crammed into this silly format.
When you execute a concept album of this kind, you would hope the result would be something that both informs and provides an intriguing listen. About all one can deduce from Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder is that Schoenberg was connected with cabaret culture, but most listeners who know Schoenberg at all are aware of the Brettl-Lieder and certainly can connect Pierrot Lunaire with its popular aspect. The best thing about Sch?nberg & die Schrammelbrüder, apart from Wicke's singing, is the crisp and taut performances of the instrumental pieces from the Serenade Op. 24. Otherwise, its mixture of highbrow wonkiness and "Wein, Weib und Gesang" seems rather pointless, unless perhaps one is Viennese and suffering from a hangover.
曲目
1 Marsch - Sch?nberg 04:22
2 I und der Mond - Ferdinand Leicht 05:03
3 Mondestrunken- Sch?nberg 01:43
4 Colombine- Sch?nberg 01:47
5 Der Schwalbe Gru? - Johann Schrammel 02:38
6 Tanzszene - Sch?nberg 06:29
7 Tanz h- Moll - Alois Strohmayer 04:32
8 Eine blasse W?scherin- Sch?nberg 01:27
9 Valse de Chopin- Sch?nberg 01:26
10 Morgengru? - Johann Schrammel 04:07
11 Parodie - Sch?nberg 01:11
12 Wenn der Pulz der Frau Schulz - Friedrich Cerha 00:52
13 Der Schwalbe Gru?- Johann Schrammel 04:51
14 Lied ohne Worte- Sch?nberg 02:14
15 Stelzmüller-T?nze - Vinzenz Stelzmüller 04:19
16 Der Wein - Friedrich Cerha 01:42
17 Raub - Sch?nberg 01:13
18 Rote Messe- Sch?nberg 01:47
19 Galgenlied - Sch?nberg 00:22
20 Wann i amal stirb - Carl Rieder 02:06
21 Finale - Sch?nberg 04:58
22 Haiku - Firedrich Cerha 00:30
23 O alter Duft - Sch?nberg 01:31
24 Das letzte Gl?cklein - Johann Schrammel 02:57
