SPIRITUAL RESISTANCE

HAAS / BERMAN / KRASA / HOLZMAIR / RYAN

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Condition: New, UPC: 0904049280242, Publication Date: 06/09/2009, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: CLASSICAL/CHAMBER MUSIC & RECITALS,

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Four Songs After Words Of Chinese Poetry
I Heard The Cry Of Wild Geese
In The Bamboo Grove
Far Is My Home, O Moon
A Sleepless Night
Reminiscences II. Family Home (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Five Songs, Op. 4
Ihr Mädchen Seid Wie DIe Gärten (You Girls Are Like The Gardens)
An Die Brüder (To My Brothers)
Mach Daß Etwas Uns Gesheit! (Make Something Happen For Us!)
Die Liebe (Love)
Vice Versa
Reminiscences III. March 15th 1939 - Occupation (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Der Mensch Und Sein Tag Op. 47 (Man And His Day)
Gang In Den Morgen (Morning Stroll)
Gesang (Song)
Heimat (Homeland)
Der Liebsten (To My Lover)
Blüten (Blossoms)
In Der Stube (In The Parlor)
Der Nachbar (The Neighbor)
Gebete (Prayers)
Im Walde (In The Forest)
Verdämmern (Twighlight Dawning)
Nacht (Night)
Stille (Stillness)
Reminiscences IV. Factory (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Ich Wandre Through Theresienstadt (I Wander Through Thiresienstadt)
Die Nischt-Gewestenen (What Never Was)
Derv Müde Soldat (The Weary Soldier)
Reminiscences V. Auschwitz - Corpse Factory (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Three Songs
Vodotrysk (The Fountain)
Polovina Života (The Middle Of Life)
Soumrak Shůry Sesouvá Se (Twighlight Sank From High Above)
Reminiscences VI. Typhus In The Kauffering Concentration Camp (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Three Songs
Schnitterlied (Reapers' Song)
Säerspruch (Sowers' Cant)
Die Schweizer (The Swiss)
Reminiscences VIII. New Life (from Suite for Piano Solo)
Ukolébavka (Lullaby)
1:56

NOTES

Recorded on March 30 and 31, 2008 in the Music Room at Caramoor, in Katonah, New York
℗ and © 2009, Bridge Records, Inc.
Manufactured in Canada
Inludes 32 page booklet with notes in English, photos and all texts in original language and English
This recording is a sponsored project of The New York Foundation for the Arts. It was made possible in part through the generous support of The Lanie and Ethel Foundation.