Brandt: "Drei Laub auf einer Linden" - German Lute Songs / Pahn, Held

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Label
Haenssler Classic
Release Date
January 5, 2024
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Jobst vom Brandt
    • PERFORMER
      Bettina Pahn, Jeroen Finke, Joachim Held
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 05, 2024
    • UPC
      881488220186
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      HC22018
    • LABEL
      Haenssler Classic
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Drei Laub auf einer Linden

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held

    2. Zu trost erwelt

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    3. Preambulum I

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held

    4. Ich armes Käuzlein kleine

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    5. Der Nonnen Tantz mit Hupff auff

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held, Jeroen Finke

    6. So wünsch ich mir eine gute Nacht

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Jeroen Finke, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    7. Marr, wie Du wilt

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    8. Ach herzigs Herz

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    9. Preambulum II

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held

    10. Von deinetwillen bin ich hie

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held

    11. Het mir ein espes Zweigelein

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Jeroen Finke, Joachim Held

    12. Der Zeuner Tantz mit Hupff auff

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held, Jeroen Finke

    13. Thu gleich ein jeder, was er will

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Jeroen Finke, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    14. Ich arme Metz

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held

    15. Mancher wünschet im großes Gut

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held

    16. Ich hoff, es sei fast wohl müglich

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake

    17. Der Bethler Tantz mit Hupf auff

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Joachim Held, Jeroen Finke

    18. Nun schürz dich Greitlein

      Composer: Jobst vom Brandt

      Performer: Bettina Pahn, Jeroen Finke, Joachim Held, Juliane Laake


With this CD, we present a composer who is almost completely unknown. An astonishing admission, because his work is well documented in Georg Forster's songbooks and his compositions have also been published in print. Georg Forster himself held vom Brandt in high esteem, so much so that he dedicated the third volume of his"Teutschen Liedlein" to him. This dedication emphasises Forster's high regard for vom Brandt, but he also made dedications to other composers. Forster dedicated Volume II to his former fellow student Eck, Volume IV to Stephan Zirler, and Volume V to Dietrich Schwarz von Haselbach, with whom he had been associated since his Heidelberg days. While on the one hand friendship was important to him, he did not lose sight of quality when he wrote that he had"picked out the loveliest and worst from all of them". Forster's collection is aimed at the"friend and lover of noble music", not at the professional musician. Hence, the focus on the fact that he had selected not only the"loveliest" but also the"worst" (in the sense of plain or simple). Forster underscores that Brandt"noch heut bey tags ein sonderlicher Liebhaber un(d) fürderer ist, unnd solchs auch selbs mit der that alß mit setzen oder Componiren… noch heut bey tag beweyset" (still today by day a special lover and fancier, and also proves this himself with the deed as with setting or composing…still today by day). It seemed remarkable that vom Brandt composed during the day, for composing was not his main occupation.