#erwin schulhoff

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Forbidden Music

Forbidden Music

This is my favorite recording of Erwin Schulhoff’s music, performed by Daahoud Salim. It includes his piano concerto and a number of his best solo piano work. It is beautifully performed and produced.

Schulhoff was a Czech anti-Zionist Jewish communist composer whose work stands well with much of the avant-garde at the time, particularly Berg, Les Six, and the Dadaists. He was declared ‘degenerate music’ and banned in Germany, hence the album’s title. He was deported to Wülzburg in Bavaria, jailed, and died there at 48.

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Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) - Menschheit, Symphony for alto and orchestra, op. 28, WV 48

00:00 Der Dudelsack 05:15 Flügelahmer Versuch 12:24 Oft 15:06 Dämmerung 19:35 Einblick

Barbora Polášková - mezzo-soprano

Alfonso Scarano - conductor : Moravian Philharmonic Olomouc

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Rosa Pierro and Artem Sorochan

Rosa Pierro and Artem Sorochan Артем Сорочан, “Lara” pas de deux from “Not Me, But Me”, choreo by Ben Van Cauwenbergh, music by Erwin Schulhoff (“String Quartet Nº 1” and movements from “Five Pieces for String Quartet” and “String Quartet Nº 2”). As part of the program “Last” (“Not Me, But Me”, “Your Attention, Please” by Ana Maria Lucaciu, “In-Between” by Armen Hakobyan, and “Taiko” by Ben Van Cauwenbergh and Armen Hakobyan), stage and lighting by Kees Tjebbes, costume by Bregje van Balen, Aalto Ballett Essen, Aalto Theater, Essen, Germany (April 13, 2024).

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[juriwoh]

良子さんと、25日のリハーサル。

E.シュルホフ『ホットソナタ』は、1930年に作曲された、いわゆる退廃音楽と呼ばれる作品。ナチスドイツが「有害で退廃的」として迫害した芸術のひとつです。

難易度も芸術性も高いこのジャズソナタは、迫害により永く日の目を見ませんでした。反戦主義だったシュルホフの紡いだ音楽に、如何なる芸術も政治的圧力を受けてはならないことを覚える、終戦記念日です。

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Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) : Drei Lieder für eine Altstimme mit klavierbegleitung, op.15 (WV33) (1914)

I. Madonna mia II. Rosa Mystica [01:56] III. E tenebris [04:01]

Olga Černa, mezzo-soprano & František Kůda, pianoforte.

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Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) - Stimmungsbilder (Op. 12):

I. Sangen Geigen übern See 00:00 II. Schließe deine Augen zu 02: 40 III. Weißt du 04:27

Magdalena Kozená -mezzosoprano, Christoph Henschel -violin, Malcolm Martineau -piano

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Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) : Menschheit, Symphony for alto and orchestra, op. 28, WV 48

00:00 Der Dudelsack 05:15 Flügelahmer Versuch 12:24 Oft 15:06 Dämmerung 19:35 Einblick

Barbora Polášková - mezzo-soprano

Alfonso Scarano - conductor, Moravian Philharmonic Olomouc

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Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) - Drei Lieder für Altstimme mit Klavierbegleitung, Op.15 (WV33) (1914)

Madonna mia, Rosa Mystika, E Tenebris - Text by Oscar Wilde (*Schulhoff’s German version)

Mezzo-Soprano: Connor Locke, Pianist: Ju Young Lee