Gisela May,Bertolt Brecht - Hanns Eisler - Paul De
Title Price GBP  Media  Condition  Label 
Gisela May Singt Brecht - Eisler - Dessau 3.23  LP  Very Good (VG)/Very Good (VG)  WERGO WER60041
Item Number: 2081147093 264386

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Tracklist
 
Aus: "Der Gute Mensch Von Sezuan"
A1Das Lied Vom Achten Elefanten
Aus: "Herr Puntila Und Sein Knecht Matti"
A2Ballade Vom Förster Und Der Gräfin
Aus: "Die Rundköpfe Und Die Spitzköpfe"
A3Kuppellied
A4Kleines Lied
Aus: "Der Kaukasische Kreidekreis"
A5Grusches Lied: Vier Generäle
A6Moderne Legende
A7Lied Einer Deutschen Mutter
A8An Meine Landsleute
Aus: "Die Rundköpfe Und Die Spitzköpfe"
B1Lied Eines Freudenmädchens
Aus: "Die Rundköpfe Und Die Spitzköpfe"
B2Lied Von Der Belebenden Wirkung Des Geldes
B3Vier Wiegenlieder Einer Proletarischen Mutter
B4Ballade Von Der Judenhure Marie Sanders
Aus: "Schweyk Im Zweiten Weltkrieg"
B5Das Lied Der Moldau
Aus: "Schweyk Im Zweiten Weltkrieg"
B6Das Lied Vom Kleinen Wind
Aus: "Schweyk Im Zweiten Weltkrieg"
B7Das Lied Vom Kelch
Aus: "Schweyk Im Zweiten Weltkrieg"
B8Und Was Bekam Des Soldaten Weib


Identifiers
Rights SocietyBoxed: GEMA
Matrix / RunoutLabel side A: 30-52 A-St
Matrix / RunoutLabel side B: 30-52 B-St
Matrix / RunoutRunout side A: AA 3052 1Y 2 670 11
Matrix / RunoutRunout side B: AA 3052 2Y 3 670 11

Credits
Conductor [Studioorchester] - Henry Krtschil
Design - Günther Stiller
Vocals - Gisela May
Written-By - Bertolt Brecht, Hanns Eisler (Tracks: B1 to B8), Paul Dessau (Tracks: A1 to A8)
Notes
Runouts are stamped.

First cat# on front cover and spine. 2nd on labels.
Back cover lists Wergo-Schallplatten directory, with cat# and title, until Autumn 1971.
Issued with 4-page insert containing the song texts in German (only).

[Back cover]
Wergo-Schallplatten GmbH, Mainz/Baden-Baden
Musikverlag: Edition Peters VEB, Leipzig
Tonaufnahme: Tonstudios der VEB Deutsche Schallplatten, Berlin-Ost
Wiedergabe des Textes der Gedichte von Bertolt Brecht mit freundlicher Erlaubnis des Suhrkamp-Verlags, Frankfurt/Main
Design: Günther Stiller, Watzhahn/Ts

[Label]
Schallplattenfabrik Pallas G.m.b.H., Diepholz

[Insert]
WERGO Schallplatten GmbH, Mainz
Musikverlag: Edition Peter V.E.B., Leipzig
Tonaufnahme: Tonstudios der VEB Deutsche Schallplatten, Berlin-Ost
Wiedergabe des Textes der Gedichte von Bertolt Brecht mit freundlicher Erlaubnis des Suhrkamp-Verlags, Frankfurt/Main

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This version lists different and less company info in the insert.
Gisela May Singt Brecht - Eisler - Dessau lists a printer in the insert.

Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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