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Clemens Brentano und Achim von Arnim brachten zu Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts "Des Knaben Wunderhorn", ein "wohlfeiles Volksliederbuch" heraus, um lyrische Dichtkunst und mündlich tradierte Lieder vor dem Vergessen zu bewahren. Günter Grass und seine Tochter Helene lesen eine Auswahl der schönsten Stücke aus diesem Lieder-Fundus. Darin eingeflochten sind Dokumente über die Entstehungsgeschichte der Sammlung und ein Auszug aus Günter Grass' Werk "Der Butt".

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Urlicht with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Rheinlegendchen with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Verlorene Müh’ with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Das Irdische Leben with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Lob Des Hohen Verstandes with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Trost Im Ungluck with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Der Schildwache Nachtlied with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Des Antonius von Padua Fischpredigt with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Lied des Verfogten Im Turm with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Wer Hat Dies Liedlein Erdacht with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Wo Die Schonen Trompeten Blasen with Lew Smoley from ClassicalPodcasts.com.

Revelge is the most intense and manic of the Wunderhorn settings, and also by far the most extended. It is a persistent march of a magnitude matching the great march movements of the symphonies. The speaker is a fallen drummer boy whose comrades pass him by on the march and leave him for dead. For most of the song, a persistent military rhythm in the trumpets is omnipresent, becoming obsessive in its insistence.A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Revelge (Reveille) with Lew Smoley.

Tamboursg’sell is the last composed of Mahler’s Wunderhorn settings. Like Revelge, it is sung by a doomed drummer. Rather than lying in the field, however, this drummer lies in prison. Where Revelge was manic, this song is more heavy and mournful. The drum rolls here are slower and more deliberate, and are balanced by lamenting woodwind trills. The song itself is most effective at a slow tempo.---A listening guide of Des Knaben Wunderhorn - Der Tambourgsell with Lew Smoley.