Various - Paderborn (Portrait Einer Stadt) FLAC

Various Spoken Word Choral Volksmusik

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Paderborn (Portrait Einer Stadt) Narrator – Erich BoskampScript By [Manuskript], Narrator – Karl Kran
A.1	Liboritusch Organ [Domorgel] – Hubert GöbelWind [Bläser] – Blaskapelle Des Bundesbahn-Sozialwerks PaderbornWritten-By – Professor Hubert Göbel*
A.2	Jesu, Corona Mentium Adapted By – Professor Gustav SchauerteChoir, Vocals – Paderborner DomchorLeader – Hubert GöbelOrgan – Alfred Schürmann
A.3	Alleluja Choir, Vocals – Die Knaben Des Paderborner DomchoresLeader – Hubert GöbelSpeech [Freundschaft Mit Le Mans] – Christoph TölleWritten-By [Matthäus 11, 5] – Matthäus*
A.4	Tempête Adapted By [Männerchorsatz] – Franz ViefhuesConductor [Kommando] – Dr. Karl Auffenberg*Leader [Choir] – Josef-Hans AlfermannLeader [Orchestra] – Erich Karl OpelLyrics By – Heinrich ThrienOrchestra – Streichorchester Des Bundesbahn-Sozialwerks PaderbornVocals, Choir – MGV "Liederkranz" PaderbornWritten-By [Alter Bauerntanz Aus Dem Paderbornischen] – Traditional
Paderborn (Portrait Einer Stadt) Narrator – Erich BoskampScript By [Manuskript], Narrator – Karl Kran
B.1	Es Waren Zwei Königskinder Guitar, Accompanied By – Marile SalmenLyrics By [Uraltes Lied] – TraditionalMusic By [Weise] – Volkslied*Transcription By – Die Familie Derer Von HaxthausenVocals – Mechthild Niggemeier
B.2	Paderborner Martinslied Leader [Choir] – Mechthild NiggemeierLeader [Orchestra] – Erich Karl OpelLyrics By – Josef J. LinkMusic By [Melodie] – Werner HoppeOrchestra, Performer [Es Spielt] – Die Blaskapelle Des Erzbischöflichen Knabenseminars*Performer [Ausführende], Vocals, Choir – Singgruppe Der Jugendmusikschule, Overbergschule Paderborn
B.3	In Stiller Nacht... Adapted By [Satz] – Johannes BrahmsLeader [Choir] – Hubert GöbelLyrics By [Trutznachtigall] – Friedrich von SpeeVocals, Choir – Paderborner Domchor
B.4	Müde Bin Ich, Geh' Zur Ruh' Lyrics By – Luise HenselMusic By [Weise] – Mündlich Überliefert*Vocals – Ulrike Vogt
B.5	Herbsttag Adapted By [Satz] – Hans HumpertLeader [Choir] – Eugen Mayer-RosaLyrics By – Rainer Maria RilkeVocals, Choir – Jugendsingkreis Paderborn
B.6	Paderborner Weihnachtslied Choir, Vocals – Paderborner Domchor*Leader [Choir] – Hubert GöbelLyrics By – Hermann TölleMusic By [Vertonung] – Otto SieglOrgan [Domorgel] – Alfred Schürmann
B.7	Franciae Quondam... Adapted By [Satz] – Hubert GöbelChoir, Vocals – Paderborner DomchorLeader [Choir] – Hubert GöbelMusic By [Weise] – GregorianischOrgan – Alfred Schürmann

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Recorded At – Hoher Dom Zu Paderborn
Manufactured For – Rat Der Stadt Paderborn
Manufactured For – Stadt Paderborn
Manufactured By – Carl Lindström GmbH
Lacquer Cut At – Carl Lindström GmbH
Pressed By – Carl Lindström GmbH
Record Company – Electrola

Credits

Liner Notes [Translation Of Lyrics From Latin To German] – Prälat Dr. Johannes Brinktrine*
Music Consultant – Eugen Mayer-Rosa
Music Director [Leitung] – Erich Boskamp
Photography By [Titelfoto], Cover [Titelfoto] – Ertmer*

Notes

Spoken portrait of Paderborn with enclosed musical pieces

On label:
Sonderpressung Electrola
Hergestellt im Auftrage der Stadt Paderborn durch die Carl Lindström Gesellschaft Köln

On back cover:
Diese Schallplatte wurde hergestellt im Auftrag des Rates der Stadt Paderborn

Made in Germany

Notes on subtracks:
A.1: Excerpts of the three Organ introductions of the Liboritusch, recording played at the Paderborn Dom organ
A.2: The lyrics are originated in the "Hymnus der Laudes, Morgenoffizium", a morning prayer
A.3: The musical title is mixed up with a speech of Paderborn's then-mayor Christoph Tölle about the city partnership with the city of Le Mans
A.4: Song originated at Paderborn, name probably given by Napoleon I 's brother Jérôme; military colonel Dr. Karl Auffenberg is giving commandos to the singers on starting sequences
B.1: Version in Paderborn idiom