Willem Breuker - Herman Heijermans - The Samuel Falkland Show / Bertolt Brecht - The Resistable Rise Of Arturo Ui Album

Tracklist

1	Dogsborough's Country House	2:03
2	Poen, Poen, Poen (Jean Senn)	2:26
3	London	0:29
4	Triumphal March	1:36
5	Arturo Ui	0:15
6	I. Bertolt Brecht - The Resistable Rise Of Arturo Ui	23:30
7	The Announcer	2:11
8	Dogsborough's Restaurant	0:53
9	Cicero	2:33
10	Dogsborough	0:19
11	City	1:16
12	Givola's Flower Shop	1:10
13	Rise Of Socialism	0:43
14	Redlight District Of Berlin	2:12
15	Arturo Ui's Nightmare	3:03
16	Offices Of The Cauliflower Trust	1:05
17	Giuseppe Givola	0:29
18	Mystification Ahasverus	2:38
19	Who Is Herman Heijermans?	1:25
20	Emanuele Giri	0:16
21	Ouverture Samuel Falkland Show	1:15
22	Amsterdam (Max Tak)	2:40
23	Garage	1:25
24	Power Struggle In The Theatre	1:53
25	Literary Career	3:20
26	The Cicero Funeral Chapel	1:31
27	Prologue I	0:27
28	Finale Samuel Falkland Show	3:33
29	Dora Kremer	0:09
30	Bookmaker's Office On 122nd Street	0:53
31	Hotel Mammoth Ui's Suite	1:29
32	In The Alley Watching Willem Kloos	1:27
33	Heijermans As A Mineworker	1:58
34	II. Herman Heijermans - Soundtrack, The Samuel Falkland Show	36:16
35	Heijermans Funeral	4:41
36	Prologue 2	0:19
37	Berlin 1900, Artists' Society	3:38
38	Heijermans Leaves The Theatre Angrily	0:13
39	The Warehouse Fire Trial	1:53

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Willem Breuker (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Bass – Ernst Glerum (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Bassoon, Contrabassoon – Wim Jonas (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Cello – Eduard van Regteren Altena (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Clarinet – Leon Bosch (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Conductor [Metropole Orchestra] – Jurre Haanstra (tracks: 22, 24 to 30, 33 to 37), Rob Pronk (tracks: 20, 21, 23, 31, 32)
• Flute, Piccolo Flute – Leonore Pameyer (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Music By – Willem Breuker
• Oboe – Rob Bouwmeester (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Orchestra – Metropole Orchestra (tracks: 20 to 37)
• Percussion – Rob Verdurmen (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Piano, Accordion – Henk de Jonge (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Trombone – Bernard Hunnekink (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Trumpet – Ad Klink (tracks: 1 to 19), Jos Kieft (tracks: 1 to 19)
• Violin – Jan Erik van Regteren Altena (tracks: 1 to 19), Lorre Trytten (tracks: 1 to 19)

Notes

Tracks 1 to 19 recorded September 26th and 27th, 1983, Artisound, Amsterdam.
Tracks 20, 21, 23, 31, 32 recorded May 1989
Tracks 22, 24 to 30, 33 to 37 recorded November 1989

Barcodes

• SPARS Code: ADD

Companies

• Recorded At – Artisound Studios

Album

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