Love, schnapps, death - Wader sings Bellman

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Love, schnapps, death - Wader sings Bellman
Studio album by Hannes Wader

Publication
(s)

1996

Label (s) Plans- Aris

Genre (s)

Chanson / singer-songwriter

Title (number)

15th

running time

56 min 59 s

occupation
  • Harpsichord: Peter Hecht
  • Harpsichord, piano : Rudolf Kelber
  • Flute: Wolfgang Ritter
  • Oboe : Paulus van der Merwe
  • Horn : Richard Rieves

production

Hannes Wader, Ben Ahrens

Studio (s)

Blue Noise recording studio, Hamburg

chronology
10 songs (1995) Love, schnapps, death - Wader sings Bellman I thought of you - Wader sings Schubert (1997)

Love, schnapps, death - Wader singt Bellman is an album by the singer and songwriter Hannes Wader from 1996.

Emergence

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According to his own statement, the songwriter had wanted to make a Bellman album for 25 years. Already on the album Hannes Wader: Volkssänger (1975) Wader released three songs by Carl Michael Bellman , namely Das Notabene , So trolln we ourselves and while at this source .

According to Hannes Wader, he had already received several impulses for the production of this album, including from Hein Hoop , who had already provided lyrics for his album Hannes Wader singt Shanties (1978) and who had since passed away. Hoop had translated some Bellman songs into German.

The idea of ​​recording Bellman songs also came from Klaus Hoffmann, who expressed the desire to do something with Reinhard Mey and Hannes Wader. He suggested singing Bellman songs back in 1992. In 1996 it finally came with this album.

The previously produced album 10 songs should be the last album with original compositions by 2001, when the album Wünsche appeared. In addition to the Bellman album, An dich hab ich denk - Wader singt Schubert (1997), the live albums Appearance: Hannes Wader (1998) and Was für eine Nacht , a sound document of the summer tour 2000 with Konstantin Wecker, was released by then .

Track list

  1. Cheers day and night - 3:22
  2. Quick, there is a wind from the south - 3:48
  3. Come take your violin - 2:54
  4. Drink from your glass - 4:46
  5. The devil is here - 3:20
  6. Blast, musicians - 2:31
  7. Look how the night - 4:20
  8. While at this source - 4:22
  9. Blas, Father Berg the flute - 4:15
  10. Charon breaks the void - 4:47
  11. Brethren, there's a smell drifting across the land - 4:11
  12. Notabene - 2:11
  13. Step forward, God of the night - 4:12
  14. So we troll - 2:42
  15. You can now confidently - 5:18

particularities

Martin Bärenz and Peter Hecht wrote the arrangements.

Classical musicians from the NDR Symphony Orchestra and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra were there again.

Like many Wader albums, the album was recorded in the Blue Noise recording studio in Hamburg and produced by Wader himself. He was supported by Ben Ahrens.