Dagmar Krause - Supply & Demand: Songs By Brecht, Weill & Eisler [Full Album]

[@user-cl3zx1eo6c]

魂が震える‼️

[@dskinner6263]

This is the most fantastic album. I really wish Krause had recorded more music by Weill, such as the “Seven Deadly Sins.” Thank goodness for the recordings we do have, including the third Henry Cow album, the Slapp Happy recordings, and the three albums by Art Bears.

[@jebbishop3]

Just found this by searching for Weill recordings by Krause. I'm a longtime fan of the records you mention and always thought she would be perfect as a Weill interpreter.

[@dskinner6263]

@@jebbishop3 you're in for a treat! I am less interested in the Eisler songs, although the opening track is great, especially in this recording.

[@rrozoff1]

Bravo on all scores.

[@bridebooking1209]

Forget not News From Babel

[@dskinner6263]

@@bridebooking1209 I don't think I've ever heard that one, I'll look it up. Thanks!

[@TheRudySchwartzProject]

I was lucky enough to see her perform this material live when I was visiting Vancouver in the 80s.

[@marianneginalski7564]

A masterpiece, I used to have the record back then. Time flies.

[@MrMHughes68]

This needs to be reissued.

[@hugotreger2181]

And this has to be on spotify too! Gisela & Lotte are there (among others), but their "Brechtsister" Dagmar is not. Krause's Brechtlieder are at least equal Interpretationen, especially her Lieder in German (i love her "auf Deutch")

[@user-cl3zx1eo6c]

Wundful!

[@ichbinbeidir]

0:00 Song Von Der Ware 2:59 Grabrede 1919 4:59 Deutsches Miserere 6:40 O Falladah, Die du Hangest! 9:23 Alabama Song 12:15 Hollywood Elegies: This City Has Made Me Realise 13:17 Hollywood Elegies: You Find Gold 13:50 Hollywood Elegies: I Saw Many Friends 15:13 Surabaya Johnny 19:11 Moritat (Ballade Von Mackie Messer) 21:52 Barbara Song 25:49 Kannonensong 27:59 Matrosen-Tango 31:58 Die Ballade von der Höllenlili 34:25 Das Lied von der Moldau 36:08 Im Gefängnis Zu Singen 39:10 Ostersonntag 1935 40:35 Zu Potsdam Unter den Eichen 42:59 Der Song von Mandelay 45:13 Benares Song 49:37 Supply & Demand 52:34 Epitaph 1919 54:34 German Miserere 56:15 Surabaya Johnny 1:00:15 The Song of the Moldau 1:01:55 Pavel's Prison Song 1:04:56 Easter Sunday 1935 1:06:21 At Potsdam 'Unter den Eichen'

[@parmeenus]

Thanks for giving us on tube a complete version of this album which I think is one of the most powerful statements in music of the revolutionary dreams some of us have had.I don't think there is another voice in music like Dagmar's.What a gift to all of us who have worked for something different.That voice!!!Don-I still have my vinyl copy of the album-Hannibal Records-that was one I couldn't let go,D

[@user-cl3zx1eo6c]

素晴らしいアルバム。

[@koichihirata5180]

魂が、震えます‼️

[@TheVeryBlondeOne]

PUT THIS ALBUM ON SPOTIFY

[@allegoricalstatue]

_The Song of the Moldau_ is so cool with that bit of synthy sound.

[@Trevoirio]

This goes with me through life. True art.

[@MechaRandom42]

🎉

[@tonygraham1968]

Superb! The true love child of Lotte Lenya and Helene Weigel.

[@antoniofuri4209]

una delle migliori e personali,interpreti della musica di Weill/Eissler....popolare,raffinato,malinconico e potente....bellissima interpretazione....grazie

[@MatthewLevine79]

Love this, just wish it had English subtitles

[@Lesiga1]

If you can find the Hannibal recording, it's sung mostly in English. To discover it on here sung in German was a great surprise!

[@roelofk4375]

Thanks. It is beautiful.

[@hchapuis231]

Zeer Gut!!! Danke

[@hugotreger2181]

Thanx for uploading! Love her Brechtsongs!

[@robertosolito1276]

...T I A M O...alla pari di Cathy...Ciao Dagmar...

[@magusperde365]

its really not a good sign when the youtube version has better quality than the one I downloaded iillegaly... WHERE THE HELL CAN I BUY THIS

[@manfreddoll6126]

great voice !

[@lblack3336]

wait this slaps

[@frankcarmack1442]

Ausgezeichnet!

[@EduardAntoniu]

Matrosen Tango is like the Romanian "Romanian Squads, Cross the Carpathians!".

[@allegoricalstatue]

Wow I literally never new that "Alabama Song" wasn't written by The Doors / Jim Morrison.

[@koichihirata5180]

世界中の音楽界は、驚愕したはず。

[@sonopaolotorre]

stupendo! grazie!

[@murphywilliams1287]

Thanks

[@ZOGGYDOGGY]

Cheers Comrade.

[@koichihirata5180]

ドアーズのアラバマムーンしか無かった‼️

[@willemlippens1444]

Anti Nazisme. Thank you, Bertolt.

[@finylvinyl66]

und Eisler

[@user-br8sp6cz7g]

네....

[@koichihirata5180]

ダグマー、革命だ。

[@user-cl3zx1eo6c]

ダグマー一回だけ、僕のギターシンセサイザーとコラボしよう、ぼくは、天でパトリックモラーツとコラボったよ。