Gemischter Satz

Artista: Arnold / Groissbock / Philharmonia Schrammeln

Formato: COMPACT DISCS

Gravadora/Label: GRMA

Catalogo: 99243

Faixas: 1.1 Was Österreich is’
1.2 Fiakerlied
1.3 Weil i a alter Drahrer bin
1.4 Weana geht net unter
1.5 narrische Kastanienbaum
1.6 Es steht ein alter Nussbaum
1.7 Es-tam-tam-Gstanzln
1.8 Du guater Himmelvater
1.9 Mei Muatterl war a Wienerin
1.10 Unser Vater is a Hausherr
1.11 Einmal in der Wochen fall i um
1.12 Stellt’s meine Roß in’ Stall
1.13 Was glaubn’s was gschegn is
1.14 Wenn der Herrgott net will
1.15 kleiner Lausbub
1.16 Wiener Blut, operetta~Geht’s und verkauft’s mei Gwand
2.1 Weanerisch
2.2 Es wäre nicht Wien
2.3 Ring-Quadrille
2.4 sündige Wien
2.5 Blauboad
2.6 Heit bin i ned munta wuan
2.7 Beim Grebelten
2.8 Untern Packpapier
2.9 Ober an den Piccolo
2.10 Beserlpark glei um die Eckn
2.11 Wiener Blut (Walzer)
2.12 Landpartie
2.13 Waun e jemoes
2.14 Glasscherben – Tanz
2.15 Wirtshausgespräche
2.16 Wien bleibt Wien
2.17 Alanech fia dii
2.18 Goethe – Rettung… Rettung
2.19 Bei Sang und Klang
2.20 Dea schdrenge hea onkl
2.21 Gartenfest-Galopp

This two-album set contains four different kinds of iterations of the Viennese spirit: Duets, Lieder, dialect literature, and Schrammelmusik, all of which stem from the vineyard that is Vienna and all of which, for all their variety and different flavor, stand for what makes Vienna, musically speaking. It’s a fortuitous confluence of circumstances when a celebrated operatic bass like Günther Groissböck and a likewise popular tenor like Karl-Michael Ebner develop a friendship and discover their mutual love for Wienerlied, Vienna’s unique musical and socio-cultural phenomenon. Even more so, if this leads to an album production like the one at hand, which additionally features spoken interludes – witty but also pointed, biting, and sarcastic Viennese poems by Trude Marzik, Josef Weinheber and H. C. Artmann, read with great charm by Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz – as well as captivating instrumentals by the Philharmonia-Schrammeln.