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CODE OF ABBREVIATIONS STREIK BEI MANNESMANN (1973) - Scenical Cantata - Text: Erika Runge Music: Dietrich Boeckle, Hans Werner Henze, Niels Fréderic Hoffmann, Thomas Jahn, Luca Lombardi and Wilfried Steinbrenner 01. Ouverture (Luca Lombardi) 02. Die Sprache des Streiks (Niels Fréderic Hoffmann) 03. Textakzemtuierungen 1 und 2 (Thomas Jahn) 04. Intermezzo (Th. Jahn) 05. Song und Tanz der türkischen Arbeiter (N. F. Hoffmann) 06. Die Besetzung des Rollgangs (Th. Jahn) 07. Lied der Frauen (Dietrich Boeckle) 08. Kessel Song (Hans Werner Henze) 09. Song der Arbeiter (Wilfried Steinbrenner) 10. Gewerkschaftslied (L. Lombardi) 11. Solidaritätsaufruf (H. W. Henze) 12. Begleitmusik zur Erklärung des Jugend-Solidaritätskomitees (H. W. Henze) 13. Schluß Song (H. W. Henze) Large version: 13 actors Fl(Picc) - Cl(Tenorsax) - Trp - Trb - Pno - E-Bassgit - Perc (1 Spieler) - 2 Vl - 2 Vc (Dur. 45´) MS UA Berlin, X. World festival of youth and students in GDR 1973 Drama – and music students of diverse academies in Germany (FRG) Conductor: Thomas Jahn Artistic overall direction: Hans Werner Henze Small version (socalled Hinz&Kunst-Version): 13 actors Cl(Tenorsax) - Trp - Trb - Pno - Vc - Perc (1 Spieler) (Dur. 45´) UA Hamburg 1974 Ensemble Hinz&Kunst LP "Streik bei Mannesmann", Pläne S 30 E 100 Ensemble Hinz&Kunst Award of Deutsche Phono-Akademie "Artists of the year" 1977 „The text by Erika Runge records the strike of spring 1973. The author limited the plot to a comparatively short but especially instructive part of the industrial action at the Mannesmann plant. The term „Scenical cantata“ is a result of the connection of scenical elements (dialogue scenes, changing arrangements of the actors on stage, use of properties) with the static concertlike conception intended for the historical kind of cantata (epic representation of the event through choir and soloists...“ (Max Nyffler, Inlet zur LP "Streik bei Mannesmann", excerpts) See also: PRODUCTIONS „Streik bei Mannesmann“ See also: VOCAL-INSTRUMENTAL „Songbook“ < back |
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