Eisler/Brecht:Die Mutter CD Import

Eisler/Brecht:Die Mutter Music

List Price	$29.99 (You save $2.40)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	MSI Music / Super D
CD Universe Part number	7366660
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 01, 2005
Additional Info	Import

Eisler/Brecht:Die Mutter Songs

	1.	Die Mutter, Kantate Op.25
	2.	Ouvertüre
	3.	Wie Die Krähe
	4.	Das Lied Von Der Suppe
	5.	Der Zerrissene Rock
	6.	Gedanken Über Die Rote Fahne
	7.	Lob Des Kommunismus
	8.	Lob Des Lernens
	9.	Lob Des Revolutionärs
	10.	Im Gefängnis Zu Singen
	11.	Lob Der Wlassowas
	12.	Lob Der Dritten Sache
	13.	Grabrede
	14.	Steh Auf!
	15.	Lob Der Dialektik
	16.	Suite NR.4 Op.30 "Die Jugend Hat Das Wort"
	17.	Marsch Der Jugend, Die Das Wort Hat (NR.3)
	18.	Finale (Grave-Pesante-Allegro) (NR.4)

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My career started when I was studying piano at the Cincinnati Conservatory-used to go downstairs and play the piano in the parlor in the evenings. Some of the students suggested I get a manager and play professionaly. One evening a man who was the booking agent for Doris Day,said he could book me in a piano bar in downtown Cincinnati-I would have to change my name from Helen Mudgett to a more "show business" type, so I became Pat Moran (the name of a cellist at the school_I admired.

) One thing led to another and I (unfortunately) quit school and started playing small bars. I wasn't very good at it-the owners mostly wanted you there to attract men-I had been listening to bebop, and spent most of my time teaching myself to play it, and therefore got fired quite frequently!Finally I hooked up with a girl singer from the Conservatory, Bev Kelly. We headed for Chicago, signed with a big a booking agency, added a bass player and drummer, started singing 4 way vocals, and began working on the South side at an all black club which also was a hotel. We lived in the hotel and played the club for 6 months. During that time we recorded several albums, including "Porgy and Bess"- singing with Mel Torme (with Duke Ellingon's band), and a cast of other great singers and musicians. The quartet played all the hottest jazz spots in America, including Birdland (NYC), and the Blue Note in Chicago before the agency decided I should just have a trio.

I met bassist Scotty LaFaro at a jazz club in St. Louis who was playing with Chet Baker. It was their last night, and we were ...