whoknows
2nd June 2007, 21:57
what is your favorite recorded version of the Internationale, who did it and where can others get it?
I haven't found mine yet, but enjoy this one.
cut 5 from Jeffrey Schanzer's 'No More In Thrall" commemorating the 50th anniverssary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald. For string quartet.
There are 5 variations of the theme which starts as a violin solo (very nice, sweet and alone) followed by the the quartet jointing in for the next two variations, each becoming more complex. Then the four variation is a down and out cat fight among the strings and percussion till at last the theme imerges to float over the kaos. The last variation is a siimple march with violin and snare drum. But the frist variation is very poetic and that is most appealing to me.
Ani DiFranco's intrimental, is so warm and cosly it always makes me feel 'at home'.
And of course laurel browed Bragg. Although, I could have done with out the trumpets and realy do like some of the origenal lyrics better, some of the south affrican lyrics are satistflying.
So what do you know that I don't? Any recordings by do wop acapelago quartets or bagpipers, Rappers or Rasta?
I haven't found mine yet, but enjoy this one.
cut 5 from Jeffrey Schanzer's 'No More In Thrall" commemorating the 50th anniverssary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald. For string quartet.
There are 5 variations of the theme which starts as a violin solo (very nice, sweet and alone) followed by the the quartet jointing in for the next two variations, each becoming more complex. Then the four variation is a down and out cat fight among the strings and percussion till at last the theme imerges to float over the kaos. The last variation is a siimple march with violin and snare drum. But the frist variation is very poetic and that is most appealing to me.
Ani DiFranco's intrimental, is so warm and cosly it always makes me feel 'at home'.
And of course laurel browed Bragg. Although, I could have done with out the trumpets and realy do like some of the origenal lyrics better, some of the south affrican lyrics are satistflying.
So what do you know that I don't? Any recordings by do wop acapelago quartets or bagpipers, Rappers or Rasta?