User:Gerda Arendt | |
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Born | Idstein, Germany | August 2, 2009
Other names | User:Gerda the Notorious Infoboxen wikiCriminal[2] |
Education | Technische Hochschule Hannover |
Occupation | "singen, singen" |
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Criminal penalty | Arbcom sanctions |
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Did you know ...
- ... that instruments in Bach's cantata for Epiphany, Sie werden aus Saba alle kommen (They will all come from Sheba), have been compared to the salamiya and zurna?
- ... that the song "Ermutigung" by Wolf Biermann, encouraging people not to become hardened in hard times, was written for Peter Huchel, then under house arrest?
- ... that Bach set Johann Gramann's hymn "Nun lob, mein Seel, den Herren" in a cantata reflecting the end of the year with praise?
- ... that A Boy was Born, the first major vocal composition by Benjamin Britten, received its premiere in 1934 as a BBC broadcast?
- ... that Patrice Chéreau, the stage director of the Jahrhundertring in Bayreuth, directed the film Intimacy, which "sparked a debate about unsimulated sex on screen"?
- ... that Johann Sebastian Bach reworked music from more than three decades earlier for the central piece Crucifixus in the symmetrical structure of his Mass in B minor?
- ... that Michael Herrmann is founder-director of the Rheingau Musik Festival, which holds about 150 concerts every season in vineyards and historical buildings?
- ... that the Baroque orchestra L'arpa festante produced the first recording of a Passion by Telemann and played Bach's Mass in B minor in the Cathedral of Trier?
- ... that Karlheinz Oswald created sculptures of Cardinal Volk, Pierre de Coubertin, and Hildegard of Bingen?
- ... that the musicians of the chamber orchestra Kammerorchester Basel accompanied Andreas Scholl in Bach cantatas and also sang the closing chorale?
- ... that Epitaphium, composed for string trio by Graham Waterhouse, is performed today in Wigmore Hall in a memorial concert for his father, the bassoonist William Waterhouse? (16 April 2011)
- ... that rehearsing Dvořák's Eighth Symphony, a conductor said: "Gentlemen, in Bohemia the trumpets never call to battle – they always call to the dance!"?
- ... that it took more than half a century to complete the Neue Bach-Ausgabe, the second edition of the collected works of Johann Sebastian Bach?
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User:Gerda Arendt has been identified as an Awesome Wikipedian, Peace, Rlevse 02:50, 3 August 2010 (UTC) |
Did you know ... that in 1968, the German artist Bazon Brock created a sign in the style of a high voltage warning saying "der Tod muß abgeschafft werden ..." ("death must be abolished ...")?
- death must be abolished,
- this damned mess must stop.
- He who speaks a word of
- consolation is a traitor
- (History 13 February 2012, translation: PumpkinSky)
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Hermann Müller (Idstein) | 6 Jan | y | died |
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