Voices of Bavaria

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Voices of Bavaria is a series of CD releases by Trikont-Verlag with music and texts on the subject of Bavaria and the “Bavarian soul”.

Conception

The Munich-based Trikont music publishing house, which, inter alia, "Music from below" and alternative forms of folk music has specialized pursued with the series Voices of Bavaria , supported by the Bavarian Radio Bayern 2 the goal of "a unique encyclopedia of Bavarian soul" to publish. The CDs summarize “poems, short stories, essays, music, songs and skits, radio features, sound collages, film soundtracks and original sounds” each under a specific topic. The concept, compilation and the accompanying texts come from Andreas Koll, Eva Mair-Holmes and Achim Bergmann. The covers of the compilations in digipak format use paintings by Florian Süssmayr . The introductory text was written by Herbert Achternbusch . The series began in 2011 with the publications Die Liebe and Der Tod . In 2012 Der Rausch followed - Die Freiheit was released as a double CD in 2013. The madness appeared in 2015 and 2016 Heaven & Hell . The CD published in 2018 on the subject of " Munich " is dedicated to the Trikont publisher Achim Bergmann , who died in the same year .

Content and artists

The musical contributions for the CDs range from the couplet of “Monaco Franze” Helmut Fischer or representatives of the Munich cabaret scene such as the folk singer Bally Prell or Hasemann's daughters to the alternative folk music by Haindling or LaBrassBanda and the blues of Willy Michl to Georg Ringsgwandl , Hans Söllner , Spider Murphy Gang and Konstantin Wecker .

Naturally, the musical contributions are predominantly committed to dialect. When it comes to literary texts, the selection is not limited to that, because “the spoken dialect belongs to comedy, the spoken language to life. […] Sometimes the cultivated dialect is nothing more than a melancholy memory of a seemingly intact, please never changing world. The spoken language, on the other hand, bridges the gap between yesterday and today and tomorrow. "

Gustl Bayrhammer, for example, reads Ludwig Thoma and Martina Gedeck Ödön von Horváth . Carl Amery , Friedrich Ani , Franz Dobler , Franz Xaver Kroetz or Ludwig Lugmeier are each represented by newer authors with their own texts that they have read themselves. But there is also a contribution by the long-time mayor of Munich, Thomas Wimmer , in the original language on the topic of Oktoberfest - on which Thomas Wolfe (read by Jürgen Tonkel ) is also represented with one of his reports. Hannes Ringlstetter and Ottfried Fischer , for example, make contributions on the subject of “ madness ” . On the topic of “Munich” there are contributions by the Munich avant-garde band FSK , a text by Hallgrímur Helgason or a title by the hip-hop band Blumentopf .

From the field of film, Karl Valentin and Liesl Karlstadt are represented with their sketch Der Firmling from 1934 on the subject of "intoxication" .

Publications

  • 2011: Love , 67:15 min.
  • 2011: Death , 76:15 min.
  • 2012: The Intoxication, 76:45 min.
  • 2013: Freedom , CD 1: 75:23 min. / CD 2: 75:33 min.
  • 2015: The madness , 72:00 min.
  • 2016: Heaven & Hell , 66:25 min.
  • 2018: Munich , 74:36 min.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Blurb on the CDs
  2. ^ Voices of Bavaria - Freedom on trikont.de
  3. Herbert Achternbusch in the booklet for the CDs