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Version française – JE VOUDRAIS TANT… – Marco Valdo M.I. – 2024
Chanson allemande - Ich möchte gerne… – Carlo & Erika Taube – entre 1941 – 1944
[1941/1944]
Paroles : Erika Taube
Musique du compositeur germano-américain Gershon Kingsley, tirée de son œuvre théâtrale et musicale intitulée Voices From The Shadow, réalisée en 1997 et publiée en 2005.
Carlo et Erika Taube, juifs, autrichiens, ont été déportés à Theresienstadt en 1941 avec leurs enfants. À Terezín, Carlo fut le chef passionné de l'orchestre du camp, en plus de donner d'innombrables concerts de piano solo. Erika écrivit des poèmes, que son mari mit parfois en musique (Ein jüdisches Kind). En octobre 1944, Carlo, Erika et leurs enfants ont été transférés à Auschwitz, où ils ont été immédiatement assassinés.
[1941/1944]
Paroles : Erika Taube
Musique du compositeur germano-américain Gershon Kingsley, tirée de son œuvre théâtrale et musicale intitulée Voices From The Shadow, réalisée en 1997 et publiée en 2005.
Carlo et Erika Taube, juifs, autrichiens, ont été déportés à Theresienstadt en 1941 avec leurs enfants. À Terezín, Carlo fut le chef passionné de l'orchestre du camp, en plus de donner d'innombrables concerts de piano solo. Erika écrivit des poèmes, que son mari mit parfois en musique (Ein jüdisches Kind). En octobre 1944, Carlo, Erika et leurs enfants ont été transférés à Auschwitz, où ils ont été immédiatement assassinés.
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inviata da Marco Valdo M.I. 25/6/2024 - 13:01
Бухенвальдский набат
We've forgotten these aware words
What's common between this quinquagenarian song and Bundestag speech of Daniel Granin ?
Both awed the audience, both were unheard by the rulers. Litterateur Granin described his childhood in the city blocked by nazy troops during WWII. 20 months of courage and high moral in the siege. Russian historian received a standing ovation from the German Parliament, tears in their eyes. Because they learned the truth from the other side for the first time.
Although the song about their fathers was translatеd into many languages for its sincerity.
Now it should be re-sung
What's common between this quinquagenarian song and Bundestag speech of Daniel Granin ?
Both awed the audience, both were unheard by the rulers. Litterateur Granin described his childhood in the city blocked by nazy troops during WWII. 20 months of courage and high moral in the siege. Russian historian received a standing ovation from the German Parliament, tears in their eyes. Because they learned the truth from the other side for the first time.
Although the song about their fathers was translatеd into many languages for its sincerity.
Now it should be re-sung
Bert Mariёn 9/5/2024 - 23:39
Wiegala
Traducanzone italiana / Italian translasong / Traduchanson italienne / Italiankielinen käännöksenlaulu: Andrea Buriani
Cigola
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4/4/2024 - 10:23
d’après la traduction italienne Raggi di sole – Riccardo Venturi – 2024
d’un poème en yiddish « זונענשטראַלן » - Zunenshtraln - de Joseph Wulf - 1943
Ce poème de Joseph Wulf a été écrit en 1943 à Oświęcim / Auschwitz III.
d’un poème en yiddish « זונענשטראַלן » - Zunenshtraln - de Joseph Wulf - 1943
Ce poème de Joseph Wulf a été écrit en 1943 à Oświęcim / Auschwitz III.
RAYONS DE SOLEIL
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inviata da Marco Valdo M.I. 4/3/2024 - 20:43
Riccardo Venturi, 4-4-2024 22:08
Translator’s note. This is a strictly literal translation of the song. In the motion picture The Zone of Interest, only a part of the song is heard while being played on the piano by the Polish young girl. There’s a rather free and artistic version of the verses in the subtitles, given here in a footnote.
The song, and the Holocaust survivor, behind the year’s most stunning moment in film
How Joseph Wulf’s Yiddish song ‘Sunbeams,’ composed at Auschwitz, ended up in Jonathan Glazer’s ‘Zone of Interest’
Forward, Jewish Independent Nonprofit - PJ Grisar, December 19, 2023
The Zone of Interest, Jonathan Glazer’s drama about the humdrum home life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss, starts and ends with composer Mica Levi’s chorus of shrieking voices and synthesizers that lead the viewer in and out of the hell roiling just out of frame. The sound design as... (continua)
Translator’s note. This is a strictly literal translation of the song. In the motion picture The Zone of Interest, only a part of the song is heard while being played on the piano by the Polish young girl. There’s a rather free and artistic version of the verses in the subtitles, given here in a footnote.
The song, and the Holocaust survivor, behind the year’s most stunning moment in film
How Joseph Wulf’s Yiddish song ‘Sunbeams,’ composed at Auschwitz, ended up in Jonathan Glazer’s ‘Zone of Interest’
Forward, Jewish Independent Nonprofit - PJ Grisar, December 19, 2023
The Zone of Interest, Jonathan Glazer’s drama about the humdrum home life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss, starts and ends with composer Mica Levi’s chorus of shrieking voices and synthesizers that lead the viewer in and out of the hell roiling just out of frame. The sound design as... (continua)
Sunbeams [1]
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Songs by Joseph Wulf
Dysques Pyral - L'écho du monde
Paris ca. 1950
Dysques Pyral - L'écho du monde
Paris ca. 1950
Riccardo Venturi 4/3/2024 - 23:18
La zona di interesse e la musica del genocidio. Un immenso grazie per tutte queste informazioni a Riccardo.
Aggiungo questo link che racconta il lavoro per la creazione della colonna sonora
Aggiungo questo link che racconta il lavoro per la creazione della colonna sonora
La colonna sonora de La zona d’interesse è di un livello altissimo. Tapparsi le orecchie non è un’opzione possibile
È il suono del genocidio programmato. La ricerca sonora di Johnnie Burn e lo score vertiginoso di Mica Levi ci tengono in tensione, incollati alla seduta e ci fanno chiedere come sia (stato) possibile accettare questo orrore. Dal 22 febbraio al cinema.
Paolo Rizzi 14/3/2024 - 13:28
Rats
Traduzione italiana tratta da Pearl Jam Online rivista e corretta
RATTI
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28/1/2024 - 00:45
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